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Eastern Tasty Restaurant

Step into the tantalizing world of Eastern Tasty Restaurant, where the vibrant and diverse flavors of India and Sri Lanka come alive on your plate. Nestled in the heart of Murra, Doha, Qatar, our restaurant is a culinary haven that invites you to embark on a delicious voyage through the rich gastronomic traditions of the Indian subcontinent and the tropical paradise of Sri Lanka.

Sri Lankan Hopper

Sri Lankan hoppers, also known as "appa" or "hoppers," are a quintessential and iconic dish in Sri Lankan cuisine. These bowl-shaped, crispy-edged, and slightly spongy pancakes are enjoyed throughout the country, from breakfast tables to street food stalls. Sri Lankan hoppers are a testament to the rich culinary heritage and diverse flavors of the island nation. The batter for Sri Lankan hoppers is typically made from a combination of rice flour, coconut milk, a pinch of sugar, and yeast. It is allowed to ferment for a few hours, resulting in the characteristic tangy taste. To cook hoppers, a special pan known as an "appachatti" is used. A small amount of batter is poured into the pan, swirled around to create the bowl shape, and milk is poured with butter or egg spread, half boiled inside. It is then covered to cook until the edges are crispy and the center is set but still slightly soft.

QAR 1.00

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QAR 1.50

Sri Lankan Hopper

String Hopper

String hoppers, also known as "idiyappam" or "sevai," are a popular and delightful culinary creation that hails from South India and Sri Lanka. These delicate and visually appealing dishes are a testament to the rich and diverse culinary heritage of the region. String hoppers are made from simple and humble ingredients; they are essentially thin, thread-like noodles, traditionally made by pressing a rice flour and water mixture through a sieve or special mold to create small, circular disks. These disks are then arranged into a nest-like pattern, resembling a delicate, lacy mat.

QAR 1.00

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QAR 1.50

String Hopper