ASHOKAIndian Meals 1932, Vegetarian Entry, Mixed Vegetables & Cheese, All-Natural Heat & Eat Navratan Korma, Kosher Certified, Microwave Ready Indian Meals, Gluten-Free, No Preservatives, Pack of 5

I shared some with a friend from India and he ate it up. He said it was good. I think it tastes as good or better than some of the local restaurants I've tried. So so easy to fix using a microwave bowl. I recommend getting one of the bowls on here that has a vented lid that snaps shut to keep from staining your microwave when you heat this. Only takes a minute maybe 1:30 to get piping hot and have a nice warm meal that is approved of by someone from the country of origin. I'm hooked to this stuff. I recommend pouring it over a riced cauliflower with peas and carrots that is also here on Amazon. I never have to worry about what to bring to work for lunch. Huge plus that it is shelf stable. Fresh and delicious. They've outdone themselves with this affordable meal solution for busy people that still want the exotic and sti.ulating flavors of India. Yum! It's making me hungry just thinking about these delectable pouches of goodness. I'll buy them from now on as long as they continue to be this good for the price range. Try it and tell me I'm wrong.EDIT: I just ordered some more. Keeps being delicious and delectable.

I have bought this several times and enjoy the flavor and ease of preparation. I find it costs more than I am comfortable paying for the amount in each package to keep reordering it as much as I would normally like (I would eat it every day otherwise lol). So yes, it is good. Just not a great value/a bit expensive for the quantity received.

All of my picky kids like the Ashoka brand Mataar Paneer in the red box (green is vegan we dont find it as tasty but its still pretty good if you need vegan.) Throw a couple packs in a pot of boiling water with some boil in the bag rice and the perfect I've had a long day at work, we've all got things going on in the evening, but I didn't put anything in the crockpot this morning meal is made. If you can get it at your local Indian food market Ashoka is often buy one get one free.

I bought these for camping, but have been enjoying them as part of the WFH lunch rotation. They're a little spicier than this sort of pouch normally is in the U.S., and I like that. Very flavorful overall, really, with no weird off-tones like shelf-stable food sometimes has. Next time I go camping, I'll snag some of their vegan paneer (tofu) options for my lactose-intolerant buddy. Right now, though, I'm back to buy their vegetarian sampler pack. Let's see what else they've got goin' on.

So my intro to Indian food was cumin club. I tried the methi Malai and my life changed.Sadly it is out of stock at Cumin Club. So I tried thisThis is the most disgusting hideous stuff ever. I hate that I can't get my money back.I work 10hr days during the summer and when I saw this as delivered at 1:30pm I was so excited to get home and eat it.Once I cut open the bag and that nauseating aroma came out I knew i messed up.. Looks nothing like the picture. Cumin Club's version was a light color too

While theres not much I like about this one. It is the most reminiscent of palak paneers ive had in north india. Its going to be too spicy for most people who arent into local north indian food,I pu a little in my tacos. While I dont think thats the perfect use for this, I think these kind of innovative uses might be the best ways for normal users will enjoy this product

These are actually pretty great considering what you'd expect to get. Each pouch is a hearty meal and goes great with some reheated naan, rotis, or tortillas. The price is great too, and I often eat these for lunch.

I'm fond of a lot of Indian cuisine, as well as dishes from other countries, but this was my first time trying methi matar malai (fenugreek and green peas curry). Each box of these is supposed to be a single serving and you just heat it up in the microwave and eat it with naan or rice, or whatever else you like. The box each one comes in is very nice. It surprisingly feels really fancy to the touch! The ingredients are very clean and I was very impressed.The ingredients are: fenugreek leaves (18%), green peas (18%), water, onion, spinach, sunflower oil, milk (5%), milk cream (3%), cashew nuts, garlic, tomato paste, melon seeds, salt, ginger, green chili, butter (milk, salt) (0.6%), cornstarch, coriander, chili powder, turmeric, cumin, clove, cinnamon, aniseed, nutmeg, and cardamon.When I put this in a bowl and heated it, it didn't really look great. With the first bite I took, I fell in love. It is a very good, mild type of curry. By the time I'd gotten halfway through it, though, I was done. Still hungry, but I just didn't want any more. I think it was just too much fenugreek and green peas for me in one sitting. Breaking this into two meals for me is best, and supplementing it with some side dishes.If you like Indian food, you should at least give this a try. Try it despite the look. The flavor is very monotonous with each bite and I don't enjoy a big bowl of it, but if you have some side dishes to break it up a little or add some pepper if you like that, it isn't bad! This is an easy, "clean" dish to quickly make, and will be good this winter!