At Singh Trade, we serve a wide range of authentic Indian cuisine that brings the bold flavors of the subcontinent straight to your plate.
Our North Indian dishes include rich curries like butter chicken, palak paneer, and dal makhani, served with fresh naan or fluffy basmati rice.
We offer South Indian favorites such as dosa, idli, and tangy sambar for those who love lighter, spiced meals.
Punjabi classics like chole bhature, rajma chawal, and kadhi pakora are staples on our menu, full of homestyle flavor.
We also serve Gujarati thalis with khatti-meethi dal, thepla, and farsan for a balanced, satisfying meal.
Our street food section features golgappe, bhel puri, pav bhaji, and samosas with all the chutneys you crave.
For snack lovers, we have crispy pakoras, masala fries, and veg cutlets perfect for a quick bite.
Tandoori specials include smoky kebabs, paneer tikka, and tandoori roti fresh from the clay oven.
We prepare biryani varieties—veg, chicken, and lamb—slow-cooked with fragrant spices and served with raita.
Our dal selection covers chana dal, moong dal, and tadka dal, all made in true Desi style.
For vegan and vegetarian diets, we offer dozens of plant-based dishes without compromising taste.
We also have Halal options and ensure our meals meet dietary needs without losing authenticity.
Finish your meal with Indian desserts like gulab jamun, kheer, or rasmalai.
We serve refreshing drinks like mango lassi, masala chai, and fresh lime soda.
At Singh Trade, every dish is crafted with care to give you real Indian taste—just like home.
Special Traditional Desi Food for special Occasions
🧂 Spicy Dishes
- Andhra Pradesh – Andhra Chicken Curry
- Arunachal Pradesh – Thukpa (Spicy noodle soup)
- Assam – Masor Tenga (Sour fish curry)
- Bihar – Litti Chokha
- Chhattisgarh – Chana Samosa
- Goa – Pork Vindaloo
- Gujarat – Undhiyu
- Haryana – Bhutte Ka Kees
- Himachal Pradesh – Chana Madra
- Jharkhand – Chilka Roti with Spicy Chutney
- Karnataka – Kori Gassi (Chicken curry)
- Kerala – Meen Curry (Fish curry)
- Madhya Pradesh – Poha Jalebi
- Maharashtra – Misal Pav
- Manipur – Eromba (Fermented fish with vegetables)
- Meghalaya – Jadoh (Rice with pork)
- Mizoram – Bai (Vegetable stew)
- Nagaland – Smoked Pork with Bamboo Shoot
- Odisha – Macha Besara (Fish in mustard sauce)
- Punjab – Butter Chicken
- Rajasthan – Laal Maas (Spicy mutton curry)
- Sikkim – Phagshapa (Pork with radish)
- Tamil Nadu – Chettinad Chicken
- Telangana – Hyderabadi Biryani
- Tripura – Mui Borok (Fermented fish with vegetables)
- Uttar Pradesh – Rogan Josh
- Uttarakhand – Chainsoo (Black gram curry)
- West Bengal – Kosha Mangsho (Mutton curry)
- Delhi – Chole Bhature
- Puducherry – Prawn Malai Curry
- Chandigarh – Tandoori Chicken
- Ladakh – Skyu (Meat and vegetable stew)
- Dadra and Nagar Haveli – Chicken Vindaloo
- Daman and Diu – Fish Curry
- Lakshadweep – Spicy Tuna Curry
🍬 Sweet Dishes
- Andhra Pradesh – Pootharekulu (Paper-thin sweet)
- Arunachal Pradesh – Khapse (Fried sweet snack)
- Assam – Pitha (Rice cake)
- Bihar – Thekua
- Chhattisgarh – Dehrori (Sweet rice dumplings)
- Goa – Bebinca
- Gujarat – Basundi
- Haryana – Ghevar
- Himachal Pradesh – Mittha (Sweet rice)
- Jharkhand – Malpua
- Karnataka – Mysore Pak
- Kerala – Unniyappam
- Madhya Pradesh – Mawa Bati
- Maharashtra – Puran Poli
- Manipur – Chak-Hao Kheer (Black rice pudding)
- Meghalaya – Pukhlein (Rice flour sweet)
- Mizoram – Koat Pitha (Banana fritters)
- Nagaland – Sweet Rice Pudding
- Odisha – Chhena Poda
- Punjab – Gajar Ka Halwa
- Rajasthan – Malpua
- Sikkim – Sel Roti
- Tamil Nadu – Pongal
- Telangana – Qubani Ka Meetha
- Tripura – Awan Bangwi (Sticky rice cake)
- Uttar Pradesh – Balushahi
- Uttarakhand – Singori (Sweet wrapped in leaf)
- West Bengal – Rasgulla
- Delhi – Rabri
- Puducherry – Payasam
- Chandigarh – Kalakand
- Ladakh – Khura (Pancake)
- Dadra and Nagar Haveli – Lapsi (Broken wheat sweet)
- Daman and Diu – Doodhpak (Rice pudding)
- Lakshadweep – Coconut Laddu
🥗 Healthy Dishes We offer
- Andhra Pradesh – Pesarattu (Green gram dosa)
- Arunachal Pradesh – Lukter (Smoked meat with chili)
- Assam – Khar (Alkaline-based dish)
- Bihar – Sattu Paratha
- Chhattisgarh – Faraa (Rice dumplings)
- Goa – Patoleo (Steamed rice cakes)
- Gujarat – Handvo (Lentil cake)
- Haryana – Bajra Khichdi
- Himachal Pradesh – Siddu (Steamed bread)
- Jharkhand – Rugra (Mushroom curry)
- Karnataka – Ragi Mudde (Finger millet balls)
- Kerala – Avial (Mixed vegetable curry)
- Madhya Pradesh – Bhutte Ka Kees (Grated corn dish)
- Maharashtra – Thalipeeth (Multigrain pancake)
- Manipur – Singju (Vegetable salad)
- Meghalaya – Dohneiiong (Pork with black sesame)
- Mizoram – Sawhchiar (Rice with meat)
- Nagaland – Galho (Rice porridge)
- Odisha – Dalma (Lentils with vegetables)
- Punjab – Sarson Ka Saag
- Rajasthan – Ker Sangri (Desert beans and berries)
- Sikkim – Gundruk Soup (Fermented leafy greens)
- Tamil Nadu – Kambu Koozh (Pearl millet porridge)
- Telangana – Sarva Pindi (Rice flour pancake)
- Tripura – Chakhwi (Bamboo shoot with vegetables)
- Uttar Pradesh – Tehri (Vegetable rice)
- Uttarakhand – Kafuli (Spinach curry)
- West Bengal – Shukto (Mixed vegetable curry)
- Delhi – Moong Dal Chilla
- Puducherry – Vegetable Stew
the rich tapestry of Indian cuisine, reflecting the unique flavors and traditions of each state.
Regular Event Desi Dishes
We offer’s 200 traditional Indian dishes, categorized by type: Main Courses, Snacks & Street Foods, Breads, Rice & Pulao, Lentils & Curries, Vegetables & Sabzis, Sweets & Desserts, Beverages, and Healthy Options.
🍛 Main Courses
- Butter Chicken
- Chicken Tikka Masala
- Rogan Josh
- Korma
- Chettinad Chicken
- Hyderabadi Biryani
- Lucknowi Biryani
- Kolkata Biryani
- Mutton Curry
- Fish Curry
- Prawn Masala
- Egg Curry
- Paneer Butter Masala
- Shahi Paneer
- Palak Paneer
- Malai Kofta
- Navratan Korma
- Chana Masala
- Rajma Masala
- Baingan Bharta
- Dum Aloo
- Aloo Gobi
- Bhindi Masala
- Kadhi Pakora
- Sarson Da Saag
🥟 Snacks & Street Foods
- Samosa
- Pakora
- Aloo Tikki
- Dahi Vada
- Pani Puri
- Bhel Puri
- Sev Puri
- Pav Bhaji
- Vada Pav
- Kachori
- Chole Bhature
- Misal Pav
- Usal Pav
- Egg Roll
- Kathi Roll
- Dhokla
- Khandvi
- Fafda
- Handvo
- Muthia
- Sabudana Vada
- Batata Vada
- Onion Bhaji
- Bread Pakora
- Moong Dal Chilla
🍞 Breads
- Naan
- Tandoori Roti
- Chapati
- Paratha
- Aloo Paratha
- Gobi Paratha
- Paneer Paratha
- Methi Paratha
- Lachha Paratha
- Missi Roti
- Makki Ki Roti
- Rumali Roti
- Bhakri
- Thepla
- Puran Poli
- Sheermal
- Kulcha
- Baati
- Khakhra
- Appam
🍚 Rice & Pulao
- Jeera Rice
- Peas Pulao
- Vegetable Pulao
- Kashmiri Pulao
- Lemon Rice
- Tamarind Rice
- Curd Rice
- Bisi Bele Bath
- Khichdi
- Masala Rice
- Ghee Rice
- Tomato Rice
- Coconut Rice
- Sambar Rice
- Pongal
- Fried Rice (Indian Style)
- Chicken Biryani
- Mutton Biryani
- Fish Biryani
- Egg Biryani
🍲 Lentils & Curries
- Dal Tadka
- Dal Makhani
- Chana Dal
- Moong Dal
- Masoor Dal
- Toor Dal
- Panchmel Dal
- Sambar
- Rasam
- Kootu
- Avial
- Theeyal
- Erissery
- Olan
- Kalan
- Pulissery
- Mor Kuzhambu
- Vegetable Kurma
- Methi Malai Murg
- Chicken Chettinad
🥦 Vegetables & Sabzis
- Aloo Methi
- Aloo Baingan
- Aloo Tamatar
- Aloo Capsicum
- Baingan Masala
- Bhindi Do Pyaza
- Gobi Masala
- Lauki Kofta
- Tinda Masala
- Karela Fry
- Parwal Fry
- Chana Saag
- Palak Corn
- Methi Aloo
- Mushroom Masala
- Paneer Bhurji
- Soya Chunk Curry
- Vegetable Jalfrezi
- Bhindi Kurkuri
- Beans Poriyal
🍰 Sweets & Desserts
- Gulab Jamun
- Rasgulla
- Rasmalai
- Kheer
- Payasam
- Halwa (Carrot, Sooji, Moong Dal)
- Ladoo (Besan, Rava, Motichoor)
- Barfi (Coconut, Kaju, Pista)
- Jalebi
- Imarti
- Malpua
- Peda
- Sandesh
- Cham Cham
- Mysore Pak
- Basundi
- Shrikhand
- Kulfi
- Falooda
- Modak
🥤 Beverages
- Masala Chai
- Filter Coffee
- Lassi (Sweet, Salted, Mango)
- Buttermilk (Chaas)
- Aam Panna
- Jaljeera
- Nimbu Pani
- Thandai
- Badam Milk
- Sol Kadhi
- Kokum Sherbet
- Sugarcane Juice
- Tender Coconut Water
- Rose Milk
- Sattu Drink
- Bel Sharbat
- Kesar Milk
- Turmeric Milk
- Pan
Special Desi Dishes
Andhra Pradesh
- Hyderabadi Biryani – A fragrant rice dish layered with marinated meat and cooked to perfection.
- Pulihora – Tamarind rice seasoned with mustard seeds and curry leaves.
- Pesarattu – Green gram pancake often served with ginger chutney.
- Gongura Pachadi – Sour chutney made from sorrel leaves.
- Kodi Kura – Spicy chicken curry cooked with aromatic spices.
- Sakinalu – Crispy, ring-shaped snack made from rice flour.
- Pootharekulu – Sweet paper-thin sheets filled with sugar and dry fruits.
- Bobbatlu – Sweet flatbread stuffed with jaggery and lentils.
- Kaja – Deep-fried pastry soaked in sugar syrup.
- Rava Kesari – Semolina dessert flavored with ghee and cardamom.
🇮🇳 Arunachal Pradesh
- Thukpa – Noodle soup with vegetables or meat.
- Momos – Steamed dumplings filled with meat or vegetables.
- Khar – Traditional dish made with fermented soybeans and pulses.
- Pika Pila – Spicy chutney made from fermented bamboo shoots.
- Apong – Rice beer brewed from fermented rice.
- Bamboo Shoot Curry – Curry made with tender bamboo shoots.
- Pork with Bamboo Shoot – Pork cooked with bamboo shoots and local spices.
- Chura Sabji – Vegetable dish made with crushed rice.
- Mithun Meat – Meat from the mithun (a type of cattle) cooked in traditional style.
- Rice Cake – Steamed rice cakes served with chutney.
🇮🇳 Assam
- Masor Tenga – Tangy fish curry made with tomatoes and lemon.
- Khaar – Dish made with raw papaya and pulses, flavored with alkaline water.
- Pitika – Mashed vegetables or fish mixed with mustard oil and green chilies.
- Bora Saul – Sticky rice cakes often served with yogurt.
- Pani Pitha – Sweet dumplings filled with jaggery and coconut.
- Laru – Sweet balls made from sesame seeds and jaggery.
- Chira-Doi – Flattened rice served with yogurt and sugar.
- Kumura Bhaji – Pumpkin curry cooked with local spices.
- Duck Meat Curry – Spicy curry made with duck meat.
- Apong – Traditional rice beer brewed from fermented rice.
🇮🇳 Bihar
- Litti Chokha – Roasted wheat flour balls stuffed with sattu, served with mashed vegetables.
- Chana Ghugni – Spicy chickpea curry.
- Sattu Paratha – Flatbread stuffed with roasted gram flour.
- Macher Jhol – Fish curry made with mustard paste.
- Khaja – Layered sweet pastry soaked in sugar syrup.
- Anarsa – Sweet made from rice flour and jaggery.
- Tilkut – Sweet made from sesame seeds and jaggery.
- Kesar Peda – Sweet made from condensed milk flavored with saffron.
- Malpua – Sweet pancake served with rabri.
- Thekua – Sweet made from wheat flour and jaggery, traditionally prepared during festivals.
🇮🇳 Chhattisgarh
- Chana Samosa – Samosa filled with spiced chickpeas.
- Faraa – Steamed rice dumplings served with chutney.
- Chila – Savory pancake made from rice and lentil flour.
- Bara – Deep-fried lentil dumplings served with chutney.
- Dubki Kadhi – Spicy yogurt-based curry with gram flour dumplings.
- Rice Roti – Flatbread made from rice flour.
- Tilgur – Sweet made from sesame seeds and jaggery.
- Khurma – Sweet made from wheat flour and jaggery.
- Laddu – Sweet made from gram flour and sugar.
- Petha – Sweet made from ash gourd.
Goa
Prawn Curry Rice – Spicy prawn curry served with rice.
Bebinca – Layered coconut milk dessert.
Sannas – Sweet steamed rice bread.
Vindaloo – Pork curry cooked with vinegar and spices.
Xacuti – Chicken or lamb curry made with roasted spices and coconut.
Andhra Pradesh
Hyderabadi Biryani – A fragrant rice dish layered with marinated meat and cooked to perfection.
Pulihora – Tamarind rice seasoned with mustard seeds and curry leaves.
Pesarattu – Green gram pancake often served with ginger chutney.
Gongura Pachadi – Sour chutney made from sorrel leaves.
Kodi Kura – Spicy chicken curry cooked with aromatic spices.
Sakinalu – Crispy, ring-shaped snack made from rice flour.
Pootharekulu – Sweet paper-thin sheets filled with sugar and dry fruits.
Bobbatlu – Sweet flatbread stuffed with jaggery and lentils.
Kaja – Deep-fried pastry soaked in sugar syrup.
Rava Kesari – Semolina dessert flavored with ghee and cardamom.
Arunachal Pradesh
Thukpa – Noodle soup with vegetables or meat.
Momos – Steamed dumplings filled with meat or vegetables.
Khar – Traditional dish made with fermented soybeans and pulses.
Pika Pila – Spicy chutney made from fermented bamboo shoots.
Apong – Rice beer brewed from fermented rice.
Bamboo Shoot Curry – Curry made with tender bamboo shoots.
Pork with Bamboo Shoot – Pork cooked with bamboo shoots and local spices.
Chura Sabji – Vegetable dish made with crushed rice.
Mithun Meat – Meat from the mithun (a type of cattle) cooked in traditional style.
Rice Cake – Steamed rice cakes served with chutney.
🇮🇳 Assam
Masor Tenga – Tangy fish curry made with tomatoes and lemon.
Khaar – Dish made with raw papaya and pulses, flavored with alkaline water.
Pitika – Mashed vegetables or fish mixed with mustard oil and green chilies.
Bora Saul – Sticky rice cakes often served with yogurt.
Pani Pitha – Sweet dumplings filled with jaggery and coconut.
Laru – Sweet balls made from sesame seeds and jaggery.
Chira-Doi – Flattened rice served with yogurt and sugar.
Kumura Bhaji – Pumpkin curry cooked with local spices.
Duck Meat Curry – Spicy curry made with duck meat.
Apong – Traditional rice beer brewed from fermented rice
Bihar
Litti Chokha – Roasted wheat flour balls stuffed with sattu, served with mashed vegetables.
Chana Ghugni – Spicy chickpea curry.
Sattu Paratha – Flatbread stuffed with roasted gram flour.
Macher Jhol – Fish curry made with mustard paste.
Khaja – Layered sweet pastry soaked in sugar syrup.
Anarsa – Sweet made from rice flour and jaggery.
Tilkut – Sweet made from sesame seeds and jaggery.
Kesar Peda – Sweet made from condensed milk flavored with saffron.
Malpua – Sweet pancake served with rabri.
Thekua – Sweet made from wheat flour and jaggery, traditionally prepared during festivals.
Chhattisgarh
Chana Samosa – Samosa filled with spiced chickpeas.
Faraa – Steamed rice dumplings served with chutney.
Chila – Savory pancake made from rice and lentil flour.
Bara – Deep-fried lentil dumplings served with chutney.
Dubki Kadhi – Spicy yogurt-based curry with gram flour dumplings.
Rice Roti – Flatbread made from rice flour.
Tilgur – Sweet made from sesame seeds and jaggery.
Khurma – Sweet made from wheat flour and jaggery.
Laddu – Sweet made from gram flour and sugar.
Petha – Sweet made from ash gourd.

































