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General Food, Dining and Nightlife News
So I tried a thali plate at Amaya last night and thought it was OK.  Portions were generous and the price very reasonable ($20 for a thali plate and mango lassi).  The spices are toned down for local consumption, but there was still a bit of heat to the vindaloo and pickle.  It is more informal than I had expected, with a cafeteria-like set up at the back where you can order and pay up for your food.  A number of dishes are ready to go while others are prepared in the kitchen.  Seemed to me like it would be good for lunch and for take-away, but it is not a fancy arrangement if you are looking for fine dining in the evening (very good option for a quick meal if dining alone, as I was).  There are a number of South Indian items on the menu.  If you enjoy Indian food, I would say you should check it out.
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