The Funky Indian Restaurant
Crows Nest, Sydney
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Event Description
Welcome to The Funky Indian, where culinary creativity meets the vibrant flavours of modern Indian cuisine. Step into our restaurant and prepare to be dazzled by a fusion of traditional recipes and innovative techniques that will take your taste buds on an unforgettable adventure. Our team of talented chefs meticulously curate each dish, using only the finest ingredients to create bold and tantalising flavours that push the boundaries of traditional Indian fare.
WHEN
Saturday, 16th November 2024
AGE
50-60 year olds
COST
$39 booking fee
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