If you’re looking for Goan food that is not too spicy but is authentic, then head to Mum’s Kitchen in Panjim. Interestingly, it’s one of the few places that also offers ‘sannas’ {the Goan version of Idli} which your expat friends will definitely dig. Not to mention, the variety of other Goan dishes on the menu. Verandah restaurant in Fontainhas Panjim is another delightful restaurant where one can sit on the balcony to watch the pretty and colourful houses of the oldest Latin Quarter in Asia. Dig into the wonderful food there and make your friends try some feni too. Another place to check out is Soi in Candolim, which also offers some lovely Goan food and is a hop, skip and jump away from all the party hotspots in Candolim and Calangute. 7 Short 1 Long in Moira is definitely worth a visit for their lovely garden and verandah seating, some amazing sukke tisryo or rechaedo fried fish, or even their version of sorpotel called chickpotel {as they make it with chicken}.
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