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| By Julie Lawrence OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writer Photography by Zach Karpinski E-mail author | Author bio More articles by Julie Lawrence |
| Published Oct. 21, 2007 at 5:17 a.m. |
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The votes are in and the winners have been selected for OnMilwaukee's Best: Eat & Drink, 2007. The results of this readers' poll, including an editors' pick, are available in this series of articles that run all October long during Dining Month on OnMilwaukee.com.
The spicy aroma constantly emitted by Maharaja Restaurant on Farwell Avenue is tempting enough to get any Indian food lover to pull over for a meal. Perhaps that's what contributed to its current status as OnMilwaukee.com readers' favorite Indian restaurant.
Of course, it could also be the actual food.
Dinners at Maharaja feature an extensive East Indian menu crowded with curries, meats and breads baked in a traditional tandoori oven.
The $8.95 daily lunch buffet offers a large selection of Indian soups, vegetarian favorites like palak paneer (spinach cooked with homemade cheese), chicken and beef curries and, if you save room, you can always count on an endless supply of gulab jamun -- those little fried dough balls dipped in sweet syrup.
OnMilwaukee.com editors' choice: Bombay Sweets
Runners-up:
2. Taste of India
3. Saffron Indian Bistro
4. Tandoor House
5. Bombay Sweets
6. Royal India
7. Bombay Louie's
8. Ujala Tandoori
9. Delhi Café
10. Taj Mahal
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Posted by RJ on Oct. 22, 2007 at 10:56 p.m. (report)
By the way, where did the "runners-up" come from? Did people actually vote for them? Asian Delights (#8 on the list) has been closed for several years. Also, Ujala seems to be closed.
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Posted by RJ on Oct. 21, 2007 at 7:02 p.m. (report)
Bombay Louie's? Isn't that a restaurant in Kenosha? And it's not even an Indian restaurant at that, though it does have a couple of curries on the menu. Putting BL on this list is a bit like saying Applebee's has great Italian food.
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