In our household love Indian food.  There are not too many places where we live that we can enjoy it though.  The one Indian restaurant where we used to go for the best samosas is no longer open.  And now there is only one remaining.  So we’re hoping that one doesn’t disappear as well.

I’m not sure where we got this preference for Indian cuisine.  My husband thinks it’s from his experience in the big city when he was in school.  That’s when he says he had his first taste of Tandoori Chicken and loved it.  I suppose that’s to be expected when you live with a Sikh cousin who grew up mainly eating Indian food.

On the other hand, we both agree that the time we spent together before we got married was also instrumental in exposing us both to the joys of Indian tastes – including things like curried chicken, the already mentioned favourite, Samosas, and others.  I’m referring again to our favourite restaurant locally that we often dined in while courting (which, again, no longer exists).

So being partial to Indian food, we are always on the lookout for the best places to eat abroad – in other cities.   For us, who have experience in this area, this is not usually a big deal.  But it might pose a bit of a problem though for the average traveller who is not as experienced in sniffing out the best places to eat.

Where do you find the best Indian Restaurants In Los Angeles for example?  You could dial – or browse – the Los Angeles Information office.  However, I think you would be best served if you were to simply ask around when you get there – or spend some time surfing the web beforehand.  Hopefully, you will get to hear from another fan of Indian cuisine who can point you in the right direction.