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We are OPEN! During this impossibly difficult time, please think of us at Himalaya for Take-Out, delivery and if you have a large family to feed, our Catering trays are still available – although we are no longer calling them “party trays”. May you and your loved ones stay safe and well, and let us feed you some love and comfort food. Curbside pickup, delivery through ChowNow, Favor, or Postmates and PRESTO! food made with love right in your own home. Thank you for 16 years of your support, here’s to 16 more! Call us to order too… 713-532-2837. With love, Chef Kaiser, Azra and the team from 16 families who work with us to serve you.

HIMALAYA RESTAURANT AND CATERING

Vividh Vani. (Volume 1 & 2)

Ancient cooking book “Vividh Vani” by Meherbai Jamshedji Wadia. Re-print paperback and digital free download.

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Ginger Tea

Thanksgiving or Friendsgiving

While Thanksgiving is a time to be grateful for family, Friendsgiving gives us an opportunity to be thankful for friends.

Tea of India: Parsi Cuisine Paperback. Purchase on Amazon for $9.99. A cup of tea shared with another person is known to create a new karma each time. So next time you have a cup of tea with someone, have good thoughts, and share good words.Cookbook presents an journey into the Tea (Chai) Cultivation, Tea Gardens and many different tea recipes.Indian Chai, Teas, Pastries and CakesThis cookbook has 13 Tea recipes and history from India's Parsi Community. Chai is the common equalizer in India - from the rich to the poor. No matter what their position in life, an Indian relishes a cup of tea. The rich ones have their tea served in fancy tea-pots, delicate porcelain cups on well laid out tables with cookies and pastries. The not-so-affluent have it in more humble settings. But the joy and satisfaction is the same. https://www.amazon.com/dp/1519331185

The place of Tea in Indian Culture

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