Still stuck on butter chicken? These 10 non-veg South Indian dishes put it to shame
- ByAini Mandal
- 17 Jun, 2025
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10 lesser-known South Indian non‑veg dishes worth exploring:
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Karimeen Fry (Pearl Spot) – A Kerala delicacy featuring marinated pearl‑spot fish, fried to a golden red crisp perfection.
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Prawns Kuzhambu – A spicy, tangy prawn curry from Tamil Nadu, rich in tamarind and local masalas.
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Chicken Chettinad – Hailing from Chettinad region, this chicken curry uses freshly ground masalas like black pepper and fennel for an intense flavor.
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Fish Molee – A creamy Kerala fish stew cooked in coconut milk, lightly spiced, letting the fish's freshness shine.
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Tandoori Pomfret – Marinated and roasted on a tandoor, this Keralan fish dish boasts smoky, exotic flavors.
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Coorg Chicken Sukka / Prawn Curry – Karnataka’s coastal staples include dry chicken or prawn dishes cooked with coconut, tamarind, and curry leaves.
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Kori Rotti – From Tulunadu, a fiery chicken curry paired with crisp rice wafers, deeply satisfying and hearty.
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Hyderabadi Chicken Dum Biryani – A royal, aromatic biryani layered and slow‑cooked with saffron and spices.
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Andhra Chicken Fry / Uppu Varuval – Dry, spice‑packed chicken from Andhra and Tamil Nadu, perfect for those who love intense heat.
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Mangalorean Kori Gassi – A coconut‑and‑tamarind based chicken curry from Karnataka’s coast, traditionally enjoyed with neera dosa.
These dishes showcase South India's rich non-vegetarian traditions—offering seafood, chicken, and spiced biryanis with unique regional twists.
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