Mulligatawny soup

Mulligatawny Soup is one of India's most famous soups, with a story that goes back centuries. It comes from Madras (now Chennai) in South India, and its name is usually traced to the Tamil words milagu thanni, meaning "pepper water." Over time it became a favorite around the world. At Currygate, we make it the traditional way: a warm, tangy soup full of curry flavor, gently spiced, lightly peppery and deeply comforting.

Mulligatawny is balanced rather than fiery. Its tang, warmth and savory depth make it a satisfying starter or a light meal on its own. It's especially good on a cool Charlotte evening. Start your meal with a bowl before a plate of Tandoori Chicken or Chicken Tikka, or pair it with naan or rice for a simple, cozy lunch.

Looking for Mulligatawny soup in Charlotte? Currygate serves authentic Indian and Nepali food at three Charlotte locations: South Blvd near South End, W 24th St in North Charlotte, and E W.T. Harris Blvd in East Charlotte near University City. Order Mulligatawny Soup online for pickup or delivery, enjoy a bowl when you dine in, or add it to your next event menu with our Charlotte Indian catering.

FAQ:

What is Mulligatawny Soup? It's a traditional tangy, curry-flavored soup from Madras (Chennai) in South India.

What does "Mulligatawny" mean? The name is usually traced to the Tamil words milagu thanni, meaning "pepper water."

Is Mulligatawny Soup spicy? It's warmly spiced and slightly peppery, with more flavor than heat.

What's the difference between Mulligatawny and Manchow Soup? Mulligatawny is a South Indian curry-flavored soup that's tangy and warmly spiced. Manchow is an Indo-Chinese soup that's spicy and garlicky with mixed vegetables.

What goes well with Mulligatawny Soup? It pairs well with naan or rice, or as a starter before tandoori dishes.