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Delhi Belly Brings Bengali Flavor to Alhambra

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Delhi Belly, a one-of-a-kind Indian restaurant in Alhambra, was opened by Sagar Ghosh, who chose the location because he loved the friendly community where his wife had attended school. Ghosh, along with his fellow chef and lifelong friend, Sourav Biswas, bring their expertise from Kolkata, India, and infuse it into the dishes they create. Their culinary creations feature fresh ingredients, halal meats, and authentic Indian spices that they grind in their kitchen.

Ghosh's culinary journey began when came to California, leading a development team for a celebrity Indian chef opening an upscale contemporary Indian restaurant. After successfully opening two other prominent, upscale restaurants, he was ready to launch Delhi Belly. Revamping the restaurant location and installing a tandoori oven were keys to the dining experience Ghosh wanted to bring to Alhambra.

Bestsellers at Delhi Belly include traditional favorites like butter chicken and chicken tikka masala, as well as numerous vegan and vegetarian options. The restaurant also offers a range of unique regional dishes from all over India, prepared with fresh ingredients, halal meats, and in-house ground seasonings. Some standout dishes include Nutty eggplant, Coconut pumpkin curry, and Garlic truffle naan.

Delhi Belly also offers contemporary dishes inspired by California and international favorites, like Mexican tacos and Sexy Fries, their take on the Canadian dish.

The Alhambra community appreciates the Indian hospitality and the open kitchen, which adds a fun and interesting element to the dining experience.

In April, Delhi Belly will be featuring Daal, a bright yellow Indian dish perfect for the season. Additionally, the restaurant will be hosting wine pairing dinners and a private Indian whiskey pairing event. To receive a complimentary dessert, mention this article when dining at Delhi Belly. To learn more, visit delhibellyla.com or follow them on Instagram at @delhibellyla.

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