
Even though India and China are neighbors, they share very few similarities in language and culture.
The two countries are separated by the magnificent Himalayas that further expand into a desert in China keeping the majority of the populations away from each other.
Nonetheless, there is a small community living in Kolkata (eastern region of India) that has cultivated Indo-Chinese cuisine with Chinese seasoning and cooking expertise adapted to Indian taste. These unique flavors and combinations are widely famous in other East Asian countries such as Singapore and Malaysia.
Indo-Chinese is extremely popular among the younger generation in India and is available even in college cafeterias. An exclusive blend catered to people who enjoy and love flamboyance in their food.
Paneer Chili With Gravy
This exquisite dish is an ultimate melt-in-your-mouth experience. The soft and chewy paneer with a spicy gravy makes for a surprisingly marvelous combination. Paneer (cottage cheese) cubes, in soy Manchurian chili sauce with sweet bell peppers and onion, served with Basmati rice.



















