RNIS was invited by Chai Junction to this free event
The event was held on a windy Thursday night at the Couch where 200 people turned up for a night of fun and dancing. And eating.
Indians love to eat and they love their spicy food. Here the food from Delhi Rocks was not too spicy and in fact Delhi Rocks had a discount for students which is half price meals at their café in the city (deets are down the bottom).
Sadly Melbourne doesn't have that many Indian places in the city. They are all either in the west, south and north of the city.
I really loved their samosas without the sauce. The curry in there was really good and I'm glad that Delhi Rocks catered to the vegetarians that night. I also enjoyed the fried onion.
Who could say no to sweets? Certainly not I and I enjoyed the gulab jarmun (which is a round sweet in syrup). The Asians from China might not get it and the other things but they were good.
But first up was spring rolls and mini samosas which by 6:30pm everybody seemed to favor these.
Then came the Bollywood dancing which was fun for all and many students participated.
Many thanks to the Couch and Chai Junction for having me.
Indians love to eat and they love their spicy food. Here the food from Delhi Rocks was not too spicy and in fact Delhi Rocks had a discount for students which is half price meals at their café in the city (deets are down the bottom).
Sadly Melbourne doesn't have that many Indian places in the city. They are all either in the west, south and north of the city.
I really loved their samosas without the sauce. The curry in there was really good and I'm glad that Delhi Rocks catered to the vegetarians that night. I also enjoyed the fried onion.
Who could say no to sweets? Certainly not I and I enjoyed the gulab jarmun (which is a round sweet in syrup). The Asians from China might not get it and the other things but they were good.
But first up was spring rolls and mini samosas which by 6:30pm everybody seemed to favor these.
Then came the Bollywood dancing which was fun for all and many students participated.
Many thanks to the Couch and Chai Junction for having me.
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