   Indian cuisine has carved out a place of its own in the hearts of people from different corners of the world. With its savoury flavours and mouth-watering aroma, Indian dishes are in great demand all across the world. Many Indians have settled down in various countries of the world, and have taken initiatives to make locals familiar with the Indian delicacies. No matter what ways you choose to make people taste Indian fare, there is no better excuse than arranging a buffet where people can munch on Indian delicacies up to their heart's fill. A detailed buffet would be more than an invitation for people to gorge on lip-smacking food, keeping all their diets and restrictions aside. You can consider the following food items for your buffet menu.
Finger foods
         No party can start off well without the right dose of appetizers. And when it comes to Indian parties, kebabs unquestionably rule. Be it Reshmi kebab, Shami kebab or paneer kebab, guests who are well aware of Indian cuisine will look out for these the moment they come to your party. However, these kebabs may not taste their best without their companion, the mint-coriander chutney. Make sure you serve your guests these spicy kebabs with hot chutney and they will get a good idea of what you have in store for them.
Entree
          When it comes to the main course, Indians are worshippers of Biryani. Chicken or mutton Biryani is their evergreen main course dish. Not only Indians, biryani is loved by all those who get a chance to dig into the royal aroma and delectable spices of this delicacy, which dates back to the Moghul period of Indian history. The rich flavours and royal cooking are a fitting nod to India's culinary legacy. If you do want to add more colours to your buffet, then consider adding chicken tikka masala to your biryani; it is are sure to satisfy stomachs and hearts.
Desserts
          The trip through the delicious nooks and corners of Indian cuisine would be in vain without a taste of its melt-in-your-mouth desserts. Whether you want to pamper your guests with the utterly divine gulab jamuns, rasgullas, pedhas, or the heavenly gajar ka halwa, the taste of the dessert will linger on their taste buds for a long time.
Mouth freshener
         Indians have some amazing food items which serve as mouth fresheners for them. These mouth fresheners have also picked up speed along the other food items of the Indian cuisine. The most famous Indian mouth freshener is the paan or the beetle leaf, which is called 'tambula' in Sanskrit. It helps with digestion, reduces blood pressure, and relieves bad breath. Allow your guests to enjoy the pleasures of this beautiful preparation once they are done with their meals.
         Indian cuisine is a warehouse of rich and royal food items, prepared in the most detailed way and eaten with utmost eagerness. Allow your guests a brief visit to this land of varying cultures with your buffet spread.
Finger foods
         No party can start off well without the right dose of appetizers. And when it comes to Indian parties, kebabs unquestionably rule. Be it Reshmi kebab, Shami kebab or paneer kebab, guests who are well aware of Indian cuisine will look out for these the moment they come to your party. However, these kebabs may not taste their best without their companion, the mint-coriander chutney. Make sure you serve your guests these spicy kebabs with hot chutney and they will get a good idea of what you have in store for them.
Entree
          When it comes to the main course, Indians are worshippers of Biryani. Chicken or mutton Biryani is their evergreen main course dish. Not only Indians, biryani is loved by all those who get a chance to dig into the royal aroma and delectable spices of this delicacy, which dates back to the Moghul period of Indian history. The rich flavours and royal cooking are a fitting nod to India's culinary legacy. If you do want to add more colours to your buffet, then consider adding chicken tikka masala to your biryani; it is are sure to satisfy stomachs and hearts.
Desserts
          The trip through the delicious nooks and corners of Indian cuisine would be in vain without a taste of its melt-in-your-mouth desserts. Whether you want to pamper your guests with the utterly divine gulab jamuns, rasgullas, pedhas, or the heavenly gajar ka halwa, the taste of the dessert will linger on their taste buds for a long time.
Mouth freshener
         Indians have some amazing food items which serve as mouth fresheners for them. These mouth fresheners have also picked up speed along the other food items of the Indian cuisine. The most famous Indian mouth freshener is the paan or the beetle leaf, which is called 'tambula' in Sanskrit. It helps with digestion, reduces blood pressure, and relieves bad breath. Allow your guests to enjoy the pleasures of this beautiful preparation once they are done with their meals.
         Indian cuisine is a warehouse of rich and royal food items, prepared in the most detailed way and eaten with utmost eagerness. Allow your guests a brief visit to this land of varying cultures with your buffet spread.
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