Spicy chicken wings roasted in the tandoor oven. Juicy pieces of true cod marinated with spices and saffron, then roasted in the tandoor. Boneless chicken (white meat breast) marinated in yogurt, herbs, saffron and spices. We use fresh vegetables, premium meats, organic spices, and clean cooking practices to ensure top-notch food quality. With our quick takeaway and online ordering services, you can enjoy Daawat’s signature dishes from the comfort of your home.
Crisp, pizza-like flat bread from the tandoor oven, filled with carmelized onions and dusted with coarse black pepper. Sauteed spinach combined with aroma of garlic into basmati rice makes delicious dish. Cubes of boneless lamb, marinated leisurely with spices and grilled golden. Juicy chunks of boneless chicken marinated and cooked in tandoor with a prominent ginger flavor.
Green beans cooked with freshly grated coconut. Roasted pureed eggplant, ginger, onions, tomatoes and fresh coriander. This home favorite is best eaten with plain basmati rice. We flavor our mushrooms with fresh curry leaves and green coriander. Fresh homemade cheese and folded into creamy tomato sauce. A melange of assorted crisps and noodles, smothered in sweet, sour and spicy chutneys.
You’re tasting centuries of culture, tradition, and love—one delicious bite at a time. In our hands, these spices do more than flavor—they tell you who we are and each dish we serve is a tribute to that legacy. Here, in the heart of our restaurant, Indian spices tell stories that have traveled across generations and continents. Inspired by traditional flavors, Daawat offers a fresh, creative and respectful interpretation of Indian cuisine.
Meen pollichathu is a popular fish dish, typically made with karimeen, also known as pearlspot, the state fish of Kerala. Off to the side of the leaf are a spicy, sour rasam and, for dessert, a way-too-sweet payasam. The restaurant has been around since 2017, which makes me quite late to the party — quite fitting, all things considered. KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 22 — Last year, a friend took me to try a Keralan sadya for the first time.

Skewered boneless cubes of lamb marinated in yogurt, garlic and ginger. Chicken marinated in yogurt and mild spices. King-size shrimp marinated in mild spices. Home made cottage cheese marinated in herbs and mildly spices.
Discover authentic Indian cuisine at Daawat Authentic Multi Kitchen & Bar, your go-to Indian restaurant on Whyte Ave in Edmonton. Enjoy our delicious food at the comfort of your home! Delicately crafted dishes – From the Indan kitchen. Simply select "Delivery" at the checkout screen and we hope you'll appreciate our Indian food delivery service. Daawat Restaurant Not everybody knows or has the time to prepare tasty food.

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Fresh from the oven- Naan bread stuffed with seasoned chicken that has also been roasted in the same oven. Our menu is a curated selection of India’s most beloved dishes, each prepared with love, authenticity, and a touch of royal flair. Proteins in Keralan cuisine can include fish, chicken, mutton and beef (yes, beef), but its location on the Malabar coast means fish and seafood tend to feature more prominently. But I opted instead for a Traditional Kerala Meal (RM17), a vegetarian set that comes with soft, short-grain rice — most likely Kerala red rice — which was a joy to eat even on its own, topped with sambar and accompanied by five dishes.
Laxmikant Shetgaonkar, born and brought up in Goa, a coastal state in India. His films portray Goa and its social fabric. Apart from national and international awards he ensured his film reaches the remotest corners of Goa, bringing in a cinema movement in this tiny state. (Read complete profile)