Indian-style curry

[Anonymous No.10978776]

Is it just not a thing in America? I haven't seen it anywhere.

[Anonymous No.10978799]

have you tried going to an indian restaurant?

[Anonymous No.10978812]

>>10978799
That's just it, I haven't seen any here.

[Anonymous No.10978818]

>>10978776
Pretty sure you're just retarded.

[Anonymous No.10978837]

>>10978812
Maybe you shouldn't project your experience in Bumfuck, Idaho onto a country of 325 million people.

[Anonymous No.10978844]

What is the "Indian-style" that you miss, OP, and why do you think it's ubiquitous enough that you don't have to distinguish it from the Punjabi cuisine that obviously influences Indian-American restaurants?

[Anonymous No.10978856]

>>10978776
>it's actually run by muslims
>they engage in fecal jihad
>the best indian food is made by whites anyway

[Anonymous No.10978869]

>>10978776
OP it's not popular in America. In larger cities you can find some Indian but it's not anything like "chinese", thia, or italian.

I'm not sure why because indian food is amazing... but now that I think about it, might have something to do with immigration. You can find all kinds of asians in America but indian people are pretty rare, especially indian people who only aspire to run a restaurant making their people's food.

I live in Portland Oregon, there's a place not too far from me that is basically always empty but their shit is really good. The owner was essentially begging me to spread the word because he's afraid he'll go out of business and have no option to go back to India. It was really sad.

Maybe it's also partly due to the fact that Indian isn't popular/common enough for people to even notice an indian place. It just gets filtered out as not-mcdonalds.

[Anonymous No.10978882]

flyover detected

[Anonymous No.10978889]

>>10978776
I like Murgh/Dahl Makani. Saffron is overrated. Tandori and nan. But keep that shit flower water out of the rice pudding.

[Anonymous No.10978907]

>>10978869
More than a dozen Indian restaurants pop up in Portland if you look on Google.

[Anonymous No.10978929]

>>10978869
Would almost have been believable if you didn't say Portland.

[Anonymous No.10978940]

>>10978907
Oh, I know, there is a lot of Indian here, I never said there wasn't. You're probably not even including food carts.

[Anonymous No.10978958]

>>10978776
>mfw live in largest indian-american population in the country
>mfw can get great indian food in various styles any day i want it
feelsgoodman

[Anonymous No.10978972]

>>10978869
I think the owner is onto something. His restaurant is probably empty because Indian food hasn't been memed enough. What's hot in Portland now?

[Anonymous No.10978990]

>>10978929
OP asked about America, I have traveled a lot of America. Portland isn't exactly like a lot of America. Portland is a lot like other big cities though, so when I say big cities have Indian, this includes Portland.

Portland does have indian, a lot of it, but it has a lot of other uncommon shit too including every kind of mediterranean, ethiopian, cuban, korean, japanese, every major chinese, russian... i mean really it might be easier to list off what it doesn't have... like decent mexican (it's around but it's hard to find).

[Anonymous No.10979097]

>>10978972
I want to say chains have been "hot" because of the population boom but I can't think of a single instance off the top of my head where a local business was replaced by a chain so... I may be wrong.

As far as food trends go I can't think of anything recent. I know German seems to be on the decline... roman houses maybe on the incline.

Not sure really.

[Anonymous No.10979119]

>>10978972
Actually now that I think about it, and I just asked my buddy, what is trending is "fusion" food, like for instance Cruz Room on Alberta has fish and chips tacos, or thia tacos... they do tacos but they're not real tacos. Gimmicky, but it's really good still.

[Anonymous No.10979189]

>>10978869
Come down to New Jersey. We have more Indians than people.

[Anonymous No.10979217]

>>10978812
Where do you live? I live in PA and new Indian restaurants/grocers open up weekly in my 5 mile radius alone. We have a booming poo in loo population though. Can't drive into town without passing dozens of women in saris walking along the sidewalk. Actually don't mind having them, despite the stereotypes they really don't shit up the area and are nice people.

[Anonymous No.10979264]

>>10978776
There are three indian restaurants in my flyover town in the middle of nowhere. You probably just aren't looking hard enough.

[Anonymous No.10979269]

>>10979189
Only in Central, mostly Middlesex

[Anonymous No.10979274]

>>10978869
Sounds like that Seinfeld episode

[Anonymous No.10979278]

>>10979269
I live in Middlesex myself. There's plenty up in North Jersey too.

[Anonymous No.10979316]

>>10978958
West coast tech scum or near some top ranked tech school?

[Anonymous No.10979863]

>>10978812
Stop living in Wyoming? I have one in walking distance and know of at least five in the metro area, probably ten or twelve if you throw in the suburbs. Doesn't matter since I cook my own at home because those dothead kikes want to charge $15 for three pieces of meat in some colored mush. Got some simmering right now. Rate my abortion /ck/:
>purple sweet potato
>red bell pepper
>an apple
>onion, garlic, ginger
>garam masala
>1/2 lamb 1/2 beef
>coconut milk
>cilantro garnish to the point it's nearly a salad

[Anonymous No.10979872]

>>10979274
Came here to quote Babu, but you spoiled it by hammering the reference home. You're a bad man. A very bad man.

[Anonymous No.10979912]

>>10979217
>dozens of women in saris

[Anonymous No.10979985]

>>10978776
It's only found in bigger cities because rural rednecks don't eat other cultures foods for the most part, so it wouldn't make sense to have one there.
Plus the logistics of finding the ingredients.

[Anonymous No.10981728]

>>10978844
>Indian food
>literally poo

[Anonymous No.10981735]

>>10979316
NYCland - bout 600k indis and pakis in the metro area

[Anonymous No.10981769]

>>10978776
there are like 15 curry restaurants within driving distance of me. India-hut is a national chain.

[Anonymous No.10981874]

>>10978869
In my experience, white people don't particularly enjoy the curry smell, or think that if they eat curry they will smell like that for the rest of the month. Also, there is a stigma around indians that they are dirty, so they project it to the cusine from the country, so that plays a part too. Lastly, for most Americans, even plain water is too spicy, so god bless if they taste real, authentic indian curry.