Ala-din Indian & Pakistani Kitchen

Why Ala-din Indian & Pakistani Kitchen is special ?

Ala-din Indian & Pakistani Kitchen (阿拉丁) is in the middle of the crowded Raohe Street night market,

The restaurant’s grill is out in front to entice browsers with kebabs and vegetables cooking on skewers; a plain and narrow but neat dining room stretches behind. With the exception of a famous oamisua shop at 49 Raohe St (饒河街49號), you’d be hard-pressed to find a better snack (or light meal) in this night market than Ala-din’s roti rolls (NT$80): the chapatti is made right before your eyes from dough that’s twirled then heated on a dry tava, and the portions of meat and vegetables come hot off the grill and are not to be scoffed at.

You can also try out the masala, basmati rice, plenty of grilled chicken, vegetable soups, and of course various kabobs

Diners have the options of having their curries prepared slightly spicy, medium spicy or very spicy.

Source: http://www.taipeitimes.com/