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Delicious Food

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Excellent Delivery

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welcome to

The Chilli Hot Restaurant.

best quality food

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Welcome

to The Chilli Hot Restaurant

A Family run Indian Gourmet Restaurant

We offer you a warm experience of dining like in comfort of your home and tasting best of the culinary flavours from India. Our Commitment is to produce a pleasant experience for your and satisfy those spicy pallets.

We have handpicked some of the most popular and delicious dishes from the rich culinary heritage of Indian. From the very popular Punjabi cuisine to rich Awadhi, Traditional Gujarati and of corse the cocunutty South Indian dishes, we have aimed to provide you with the full journey of diverse Indian authentic cuisine.

Vegetarian Course:

2 Entrees: Paneer Tikka, Harabhara Kabab, 2 Mains: Chili Paneer & Mashroom Matar Malai, Assorted Naan Basket Vegetable Biryani, 1 Desert: Kulfi Falooda

Non Vegetarian Course:

2 Entrees: Lamb Galavati Kabab & Amritsari Fish, 2 Mains: Laal Mans & Desi Kukad, Assorted Naan Basket Chicken Biryani, 1 Desert: Kulfi Falooda

Food Welcome 1 — Monthly Special

ALL you can EAT lunch Buffets ( Monday to Friday) Only $ 11.99
2 Vegetarian Curries, 2 Non - Vegeterian Curries, 1 Dhal, Naan, Roti, Rice, Popudum, Salad

Interesting Food facts

By Dr Bharat B. Aggarwal professor in the Department of Experimental Therapeutics at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center'

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Cinnamon

Health Benefits: Balances Blood Sugar

Study after study has shown that cinnamon can play a role in the everyday management of blood sugar (glucose) levels and other cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors. Diabetes, a disease of chronically high blood sugar, attacks arteries and veins, increasing the risk of heart disease sixfold. The good news is that preventing type 2 diabetes and reversing prediabetes is possible with lifestyle changes alone — they are actually more effective than preventive medications.

TURMERIC

Health Benefits: Reduces Inflammation

Turmeric owes its preventive and curative characteristics to its active ingredient curcumin, a compound so diverse and powerfully rich in antioxidant and anti-inflammatory actions that thousands of studies have shown that it protects and improves the health of virtually every organ in the body. Turmeric’s powerful properties help prevent oxidation and the resulting chronic, low-grade inflammation that has been shown to trigger or advance many of the diseases of modern life.

CORIANDER

Health Benefits: Eases Digestive Discomfort

In a study reported in Digestive Diseases and Sciences, gastroenterologists studied 32 people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), a chronic digestive complaint that afflicts 10 to 20 percent of Americans. It includes symptoms such as abdominal pain, cramping and bloating, along with diarrhoea and constipation. The researchers divided the subjects up into two groups: One group received a preparation containing coriander; the other received a placebo. After eight weeks, those taking the coriander preparation had three times more improvement in abdominal pain and discomfort than the placebo group.

FENNEL SEED

Health Benefits: Calms Menstrual Cramps

Fennel is one of the few plants that has it all — it’s a vegetable, herb and spice. That tang of liquorice when you bite into a fennel seed comes from the volatile oil anethole, the same compound that gives anise its liquorice-like flavour. Fennel seeds are teeming with anethole and dozens of other phytochemicals, including phytoestrogens, estrogen-like compounds found in plants. These can help offset menstrual cramps that affect more than 50 percent of menstruating women.

GINGER

Health Benefits: Quiets Queasiness

For thousands of years, traditional healers worldwide have turned to ginger to help ease nausea of all kinds. For the past few decades, scientists have been proving that ginger. A team of gastroenterologists from the University of Michigan and National Yang-Ming University in Taiwan decided to study the effects of using ginger on 13 people with a history of motion sickness. To do so, they asked the people to sit in a spinning chair. They all became nauseated. When the volunteers took 1,000 to 2,000 milligrams of ginger before they sat in the chair, it took them longer to develop nausea, and the nausea was also less intense.