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Rich & Hearty Curries

bySamiulla KhanCaters across Bengaluru; Office in Shivaji NagarStarts from420 Per PlateView full gallery

Real curries need patience and the right masalas. My curries are slow-cooked over wood fire to bring out the depth you don't find in commercial catering.

A bowl of my special chicken korma, with a rich, oily gravy and tender pieces of meat. This is pure comfort food.

This chicken dish is garnished with fresh cream and coriander, making it look as good as it tastes.

Preparing a large degh of mutton curry. The meat is slow-cooked until it's perfectly tender.

This is Mutton Handi Gosht, a special dish cooked and served in a clay pot to enhance the flavors.

We cook our curries and rice dishes in huge pots over a wood fire to serve hundreds of guests.

Adding fresh chicken pieces to the masala base. This is the first step to a delicious chicken curry.

A large pot of curry bubbling away, with fresh herbs being added for extra flavor.

A close-up of one of our popular chicken starters, full of masala and garnished with fresh herbs.

We prepare different types of chicken curries, including a green masala version and a classic red curry.

A large pot of mutton korma simmering over a wood fire. The slow cooking makes the gravy thick and flavorful.

About Rich & Hearty Curries

Most caterers rush their gravies, but I don't. When you look at my Mutton Handi or Butter Chicken, notice the oil and the richness. That’s because I cook these in traditional Deghs over an open wood fire for hours, letting the meat soak in the spices until it’s perfectly tender.

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