Menu from Ashiana
Menu highlights
Appetizers
Lassi
a soothing, blended youghurt drink - sweet or mango
Vegetable Pakora
lightly spiced in gram flour tempura - deep fried
Beef
Gosht Korma
simmered in mild creamy gravy
Chicken
Murg Makhani - butter chicken - ASHIANA's speciality
Fish
Goa Fish Masala
cooked with tamarind, coconut and curry leaves
Grill
Gosht Nilgiri Kurma
similar to korma - curry mellowed with coconut milk and curry leaves
Vegetarian
Aloo Baingan
egg plant and potatoes enriched with ground mango and spices
More about the restaurant: Ashiana
Ashiana is Manly’s temple to the power of spice, a north shore Sydney Indian restaurant that emphasises the medicinal qualities of carefully blended South Asian spices. Just moments from the beach along Sydney Road, Ashiana has built a reputation on the basis of its high quality regional cuisine, with a focus on the traditional dishes of north India. That said, Ashiana is not bound by any particular tradition – from village recipes to imperial classics, this Indian restaurant has it all.
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Ashiana is many things to many people, but just one thing to Sydney’s fans of Indian cuisine. A powerhouse restaurant and a local institution in Manly, this Sydney Road eatery takes its cues from cuisines both ancient and modern, from down to earth South Asian street food to the dishes invented in the imperial courts of northern India, where most of the offering here hails from. Keeping it real when it comes to the ingredients used – locally sourced, fresh, and natural – and with a commitment to healthy eating, Ashiana is beloved by Sydney’s beach bods in search of something to spice up their lives.
Ashiana’s specials and signature dishes are numerous. Classic delicacies like their famous butter chicken, mirchi lamb, chicken tikka masala, chicken jalferaji, and beef madras are given a contemporary twist, making them stand head and shoulders above the same dishes offered by other Sydney Indian restaurants. Indeed, this Manly restaurant down Sydney Road has received recognition for its innovative take on traditional Indian cuisine, and its certainly a spot that curry lovers should pin to their their maps.