Fusion or Confusion?

The 3rd of January was a very long day, we had Miss Chloe's first birthday and I was clearly not in the mood for cooking.

Uncle Ad's had abandoned us tonight as he clearly had too much birthday cake so we were joined by "Cousin Bec" for dinner. We had plans to try a local Italian place we keep driving past but when we drove past tonight it looked too busy for a walk in.

So we drove and drove and managed to end up in Stone's Corner and stumbled across Inidmex, Bec said her sister Sarah who works near by raves about. So with great trepidation I decided lets give it a try, I love Mexican food and I love Inidan food....What would it be like together...and how does that even work

Luckily for us, no one tried to fuse the drinks, and the Margarita was great.... no tequila's Lasi's to be seen.

The menu had many choices, so it took us a while to decide what to order. Chloe was even having a tough time deciding what to order.

So eventually Clint went with the Beef Enchilada and on Sarah's recommendation Bec and I had the  chicken and lamb Chimichanga's,

So too answer fusion or confusion, defiantly fusion. The flavors worked really well together, with the concept of the food being Mexican but the flavours indian. The meat was also melt in your mouth tender.'

Would we come back, for sure. The only change next time would be what we ordered as the portions were huge and even Clint could not get through his, I think next time we would get an entrée and a main to share.

And as far as food for the little ones, while Chloe was happy to share mine, there is a kids menu with the usual kids menu items for the kids who aren't into Mexican/indian food. Tiana had the fish and chips and polished it off.