Call me weird, but I like taking pictures of the food I eat. Sheila and I were craving for Indian, so searching the web for recommendations led us to Haveli restaurant in New York City’s lower east side. I’m glad we went because the food was delicious. Check out the photos from the Nokia 5800.

I usually order my favorite curry type called korma, but thought I should try something else. The menu description of Rogan Josh sounded good, so I picked that. The menu described tender morsels of lamb cooked in an onion sauce, with yogurt, almonds, cream and a unique blend of spices.

I used to be a fan of spicy food, but my stomach can’t handle it anymore. This type of mild curry was just what I wanted.

Sheila also likes Indian food because they are usually vegetarian-friendly. She ordered vegetable korma and judges Indian restaurants based on how well they make this dish. She wasn’t disappointed. The dish was described as curry with cream, almonds, and sweet spices.

Another dish we usually order at Indian restaurants is Saag Paneer. The description doesn’t sound too good, but it’s great with rice. It is homemade fried cheese cooked with fresh spinach.

And of course, the meal won’t be complete without Naan and Rice.

Nokia 5800 Photos

When I’m hungry and there’s food staring right at me, I have no time to play with camera settings. All the photos were taken with the Nokia 5800 in automatic mode straight from opening the camera app. I’m not sure whether the flash fired or not, but there’s a large window directly behind me during a sunny afternoon as a light source.

As long as you have enough light, the photos on the Nokia 5800 actually come out okay. Are you hungry?