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2013-12-11
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Even though I am a Hongkonger, I think I never actually set foot on the land of Kennedy Town. Believe me! It's because I was living in New Territories.This time I invited my friends, a local girl and a Netherlander to explore this exterrestrial place and get inspired with delicious indian food in this peaceful neighbourhood. It didn't disappoint me.The Clay Oven did not look outstanding at the street, but its' certainly a very good choice to try authentic Indian food if you are living in that ar
Even though I am a Hongkonger, I think I never actually set foot on the land of Kennedy Town. Believe me! It's because I was living in New Territories.This time I invited my friends, a local girl and a Netherlander to explore this exterrestrial place and get inspired with delicious indian food in this peaceful neighbourhood. It didn't disappoint me.
The Clay Oven did not look outstanding at the street, but its' certainly a very good choice to try authentic Indian food if you are living in that area. Clean, nice staff, food quality is good enough.
My favourite is Chicken Saag---- stew mix of spinach, onion, and chicken. It's not too oily with rich taste of onion, the chicken is well-cooked, amazing with rice or naan.<<<< Want to encore!
I like Masala Papadam too, its appetizer, fried crisps with spices and tomatoes. The sour refreshing taste from tomatoes and the spices match perfectly.
Mango Lassi there was smooth, a little bit sour than other restaurants.
Masala tea there you can prefer adding sugar yourself or not adding at all. It was being served hot in a tea pot. The tea here is a bit bitter, but by adding sugar the bitter taste diminishes and bring out the good part of the spice!
I ordered basmatic rice because it is one of the best rice I tried so far!!! Here it was mixed with spices too, good when served with curry
Overall, I had great experience with mis amigos there. Price is reasonable, food quality is guaranteed. I will try to visit its sister restaurants!
Interested foodsurfers can go to their website for the price and menus, just to have a concept of the price range.
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