Why Thailand Loves Biryani and Indian-Style Curries @OTRontheroad
Why Thailand Loves Biryani and Indian-Style Curries  @OTRontheroad
Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
We set out to film a video on famous Thai Muslim dishes, and ended up following the threads to one Indo-Persian empire that intentionally spread and combined ancient dishes from the Arabic world through south and central Asia, and eventually through Malaysia and into Thailand.

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0:00 - Lokhande Muslim Restaurant
2:55 - Bangkok Halal Food Festival
4:38 - Thai-Pakistani Food: Ameen Biryani
5:40 - Introducing: The Mughal Empire
7:37 - Explaining Today's Food
9:51 - Mughlai Cuisine in Little India
11:37 - Jahangir: The Food-Obsessed Emperor
13:49 - Mughal Food History with Ret. Cdr. Anand Khandelwal

Restaurants featured:
Lokhande Restaurant
Ameen Biryani
Basmati International
Punjabi Sweets
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