Nutrition
Indian Restaurant Macro Ordering
Indian restaurant macro ordering centers tandoori proteins, dal, and vegetables—treating cream curries and fried pakora as sides, not the plate core.
Indian restaurant macro ordering builds plates from tandoori chicken, fish, dal, and vegetable sides—roti or half rice measured—while treating creamy korma, butter chicken swimming in sauce, and fried pakora as occasional sides, not the meal core. Ghee and cream add fat fast; dry tandoori and chickpea dishes add protein and fiber.
Share naan instead of one per person.
Common questions
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Can vegetarian Indian meals hit protein?
Yes—dal, paneer in moderation, chickpea dishes, and yogurt sides stack protein. Pair with vegetables and measure rice; cream curries alone are not enough protein.
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