Fast Food & Takeout
Made in India
About Made in India
A food court counter has to do a difficult thing well: cook for a crowd, serve in minutes, and still taste like a kitchen rather than a steam table. Made in India runs that kind of service at 2271 Harvey Avenue, one of dozens of businesses operating under that single address on the Dilworth stretch of the highway.
Food court counters like this usually build around a handful of hot items held ready, a starch or bread to go with them, and a combination plate that lets you take two or three things at once. Heat and spice levels are worth asking about directly, since what one counter calls medium another calls hot, and vegetarian options are common at counters of this kind without being guaranteed on every plate. Portions of this sort travel well, which makes it a reasonable choice for carrying a meal back to an office or out to a park. Calling 236-420-1684 ahead of the lunch rush can save a wait if you already know what you want.
The practical advantage of this address is everything around it. With that many businesses under one roof, a meal folds neatly into a shopping trip and the parking is done once. Harvey Avenue is Highway 97 here, the busiest road in the city, and it backs up badly in the late afternoon in both directions, so a midday visit is markedly less painful than one at five o'clock. Location information is set out at madeinindiafood.ca for anyone coming in from further down the valley.
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In the Dilworth neighbourhood of Kelowna.
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