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Dinner with Friends

Yesterday while going through the menu of Karaikudi Palace , I found kal dosa interesting.
We tried
Chicken 65,
Chicken tikka naan - I have not tried this before. My husband likes Kheema naan and has to try it at each restaurant. The filling looked colorful with grated kitchen. More spices could have gone into it.
Karaikudi Chicken - Buttery but tasted good.
Chepala Pulusu - Thicker gravy than we expected but flavorful and the fish was soft.
 Lamb curry - I was amazed at the way how a little nudge with fork yielded crisscrossed flakes sticking to the fork.

Right next was the Culvers. Friends wanted to have a  scoop of icecream. When we drove around to read Frozen custard in its name, I wanted to try that. I had read of Frozen custard that doesnt yield to gravity.
So Frozen custard has eggs in it. I liked it.

From where I was seated, I saw ornamental fire melding into the city lights. I could imagine it being a faraway location but it was The Bamboo Club. We had it at Tempe downtown too. But not anymore.
There was the huge photo spot of a huge golf ball at the PGA Tour Superstore.

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