Menu from Masala Theory
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Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Hinglish Lamb Sliders (Keema Pav)
Lamb mince, onions, tomatoes, mint, masala
Curry Bombs(Chicken/Vegetarian)
Surprise ! Surprise ! A Masala Theory unique creation. Simply order and see !!!
Hopper (Appam)
Bowl shaped fermented rice and coconut pan cake with egg, brinjal moju, coconut sambol, chicken and pickled onions. Mix, Wrap and Eat
Masala's Theory's Three Sisters Chat
Crispy-fried english spinach, garbanzo beans, sweetened yoghurt, date - tamarind chutney, mint chutney
Appetizers
Roti
Naan
Cheese Chilli Coriander Naan
Masala Theory Butter Chicken
Does it really need an explanation?
Mango Smoked Tandoori Lamb Chops
Marinated overnight in a special ripe mango salsa, warm dark spices, ginger and garlic. Blackened by tandoor but juicy inside
Bunny Chow
Referred as “Bunny” consisting of a hollowed-out wholemeal loaf of bread filled with homestyle chicken curry
Effie's Vegetable Curry
Indian cottage cheese with garden vegetables cooked in a rich, creamy tomato curry and roasted coriander seeds
Indian Chicken Pot Rice (Biriyani)
A popular combo dish of slow cooked, layered aromatic rice cooked with chicken, topped with house special sauce and crips
Vegetarian
Poutine Re-invented
Makhani sauce, french fries, cheese garlic curry, aioli topped with banana peppers.
Daal Ki Khichdi (Lentil Kedegree)
Indian style kedegree made with lentils & rice, with a side of Raita, pickle ghee & pappadum
Achari Tarkari
Tomato, squash, baby potatoes & spinach stew.
Garbanzo Bunny Chow
Reffered as "bunny" consisting of a hollowed-out wholemeal loaf of bread filled with homestyle chickpea curry.
Coastal Paneer Handi
Cottage cheese & bell peppers in a rich moilee sauce infused with coconut & masala
Desserts
Rose Panna Cotta
Served with frozen berries and cinnamon glass
Paan Kulfi
Creamy Indian ice cream flavoured with beetel nut leaves
Uncle's Custard
Served with vanilla ice cream
More about the restaurant: Masala Theory
If you think heading to Masala Theory is going to be like dining at just any other Indian restaurant, think again. Masala Theory has taken traditional Indian dining and flipped it on its head in all the right ways – from its hip and creative interior complete with fixed bike on the wall with neon pink wheels and vibrant art and paintings adorning every piece of wall space, to the inspired menu that is a completely new take on the presentation and flavour of classic favourites. Located on Crown Street in the heart of Surry Hills, this vibrant and colourful Sydney restaurant is infused with passion, love and flavour and simply must be experienced.
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Sydney’s Masala Theory wants to take their guests on an inspired and immersing culinary experience that is completely different from any Indian restaurant they’ve been to before. Colour, vibrancy and life is the backbone of this Surry Hills delight and you will not be disappointed. The menu is a celebration of Indian culture and their progressive flavours – you will find dishes like salli botti goat curry with black cardamom, cinnamon and matchstick potatoes, eggplant bharta smoked and mashed with onion, tomatoes and chillies, or to share, the paneer-stuffed dal chilla with split green lentil crepes, indian cottage cheese, spinach, onions, raisins and cashews.
Nestled in the heart of Sydney’s Crown Street, Masala Theory is almost other worldly and legitimately transports you to another time. It is extremely well designed and each unique piece of furniture, art or sculpture perfectly fits to form a complete dining experience. The theory behind Masala Theory is taste above all and that is truly evident with the passion and love that comes from the team that produce these mind blowing dishes. This Surry Hills haven does tend to fill though so booking ahead is recommended.