As of Saturday evening 19h00 we only have 3 spots left. Please note we DO NOT ACCEPT WALK-INS. You can book until 11h45 or as long as their are tickets available.Â
Diwali is the Hindu Festival of Lights and signifies the victory of light over darkness, good over evil, knowledge over ignorance, and hope over despair. It is celebrated all over the world, from Sri Lanka to Suriname, from Fiji to Trinidad and Tobago, and of course Nepal and India.
The 5-day festival starts on Wednesday 18 October and is associated with inviting the goddess Lakshmi of fertility and prosperity into your home. People clean, renovate and decorate their houses and offices, they wear new clothes and light up lamps and candles, hold a Puja and colour the sky with fireworks. Diwali is the most important festival for hindus, and on this last day Expat Club would like to invite you for a special delicious Diwali Sunday lunch buffet to celebrate the Festival of Lights together. Join us for this lovely and colourful get together with fantastic food. Please note you must book in advance and that walk-ins are not possible.
OUR MENU*
Starter
Tandoori chicken
One chicken leg marinated in a spiced yoghurt and grilled in a clay oven. This typical Indian style of cooking was imported by moghuls kings.
Samosa (v)
Delicious small crunchy turnovers, stuffed with meat and flavoured with fresh coriander.
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Main course
Chicken & lamb tikka masala
Marinated in yoghurt with ginger and spices, grilled in the tandoori before being cooked in a sauce.
Palak Paneer (v)
Fresh spinach braised in tomato purée and coated with a spiced sauce.
Parka Dall (v)
Indian lentils braised then coated with fried onions with a touch of garlic, ginger and grain spices
Sabzi Curry (v)
Various kinds of fresh vegetables prepared in spices.
Nan (v)
Fresh, warm Indian bread cooked in a clay oven.
Pullao Rice (v)
Specialty of Bengal. Basmati rice cooked in butter, saffron and finely flavored.
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Dessert
Gulab Jamun with Vanilla Ice Cream
Drinks
Water or wine (1x)
* Our menu may differ slightly, but this will give you a good impression. One drink is included. Additional drinks should be paid for separately.
As of Saturday evening 19h00 we only have 3 spots left. Please note we DO NOT ACCEPT WALK-INS. You can book until 11h45 or as long as their are tickets available.Â
Diwali is the Hindu Festival of Lights and signifies the victory of light over darkness, good over evil, knowledge over ignorance, and hope over despair. It is celebrated all over the world, from Sri Lanka to Suriname, from Fiji to Trinidad and Tobago, and of course Nepal and India.
The 5-day festival starts on Wednesday 18 October and is associated with inviting the goddess Lakshmi of fertility and prosperity into your home. People clean, renovate and decorate their houses and offices, they wear new clothes and light up lamps and candles, hold a Puja and colour the sky with fireworks. Diwali is the most important festival for hindus, and on this last day Expat Club would like to invite you for a special delicious Diwali Sunday lunch buffet to celebrate the Festival of Lights together. Join us for this lovely and colourful get together with fantastic food. Please note you must book in advance and that walk-ins are not possible.
OUR MENU*
Starter
Tandoori chicken
One chicken leg marinated in a spiced yoghurt and grilled in a clay oven. This typical Indian style of cooking was imported by moghuls kings.
Samosa (v)
Delicious small crunchy turnovers, stuffed with meat and flavoured with fresh coriander.
~Â ~Â ~Â ~Â ~
Main course
Chicken & lamb tikka masala
Marinated in yoghurt with ginger and spices, grilled in the tandoori before being cooked in a sauce.
Palak Paneer (v)
Fresh spinach braised in tomato purée and coated with a spiced sauce.
Parka Dall (v)
Indian lentils braised then coated with fried onions with a touch of garlic, ginger and grain spices
Sabzi Curry (v)
Various kinds of fresh vegetables prepared in spices.
Nan (v)
Fresh, warm Indian bread cooked in a clay oven.
Pullao Rice (v)
Specialty of Bengal. Basmati rice cooked in butter, saffron and finely flavored.
~Â ~Â ~Â ~Â ~
Dessert
Gulab Jamun with Vanilla Ice Cream
Drinks
Water or wine (1x)
* Our menu may differ slightly, but this will give you a good impression. One drink is included. Additional drinks should be paid for separately.
