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    4.8 (5 reviews)

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    Elma

    Elma

    4.7
    (35 reviews)
    43.5 km

    We had a fantastic meal at Elma in Penticton. The restaurant itself is gorgeous. We were seated…read moreupstairs, where we loved the lush plant walls and the stunning "evil eye" mural (a classic Turkish touch that gives the space a super cool Palm Beach/coastal chic vibe!). Elma is built for sharing, and we leaned heavily into dishes with sweeter, fruit-forward profiles that turned out to be absolute hits: - Spreads: We tried both the Girit and Muhammara dips, with the Girit being our favorite for its creamy texture and unique flavor profile. - Starters & Mains: The charcoal-grilled octopus was cooked to perfection, the sea bass came with an incredible green sauce, and the Elma pide had amazing cheese pulls paired with a lovely truffle honey. The chicken shish with apricot glaze and the lamb kebab were standouts, but my absolute favorite dish was the slow-cooked lamb shank with its sweet fig glaze. - Dessert: We finished with the Laz Börek cannoli. Using crispy, light phyllo instead of a traditional fried tube was a clever twist, though it can get a bit messy to eat with your hands! The affogato looked amazing too, though we were too full to try it. A quick note for larger groups: We were a group of 10+, and because online reservations cap at 6 people, getting two tables placed together took a bit of back-and-forth friction. Minor logistics aside, the flavors were top-tier, and the setting on the lake can't be beat. Highly recommend!

    One of the best meals I've ever had in my life, every single dish was unreal. Our server Ebony was…read moreamazing and the whole vibe of the place is unmatched.

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    Upstairs seating with the evil eye mural and the bar.
    Upstairs seating with the evil eye mural and the bar.
    Bread with dipping spreads
    Bread with dipping spreads
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    New Punjab Sweets & Restaurant

    New Punjab Sweets & Restaurant

    3.2
    (10 reviews)
    7.0 km

    We just had an amazing lunch here, the food was authentic and fabulous, so flavourful. The service…read moreis great, friendly, really great curries, pakoras, samosas, mango lassi. We will be back soon, our new favourite Indian restaurant!

    We had some friends from out of town and they wanted something different than the usual suspects of…read morechain restaurants. So they chose this place and we haven't tried it out yet. I recall it as a former Pizza Hut and the layout was still the same inside. It was very quiet inside and just a young woman there to seat us. Menu was varied and broken down by type of dish like tandoori, masala, rice, appy and so on. The dishes are a la cart so remember to add sides like naan, rice, chutney and condiments. We ordered tandoori chicken, butter chicken and palak paneer to be shared between 3 of us. We had garlic naan and palau rice and the kid got a mango lassi as well. Our friends also ordered butter chicken, samosas and naan. The food came out quickly enough (helped that it was quiet) and the kid really enjoyed the butter chicken - we ordered mild but next time will do medium spice as we found it too mild. The tandoori chicken was really good - flavourful and juicy with a decent amount of char from the cooking method. The food was much better than a couple of other indian places - butter chicken sauce was not crazy sweet ( I call it ketchup chicken) . To me the naan had a very chewy and light texture not quite sturdy enough to scoop up the sauce. So overall, not a bad place and within walking distance. There is also a vast selection of Indian sweets that the hubby and kid enjoyed. Prices aren't bad and while ambiance was lacking, decent food that to me was much more tastier and authentic than other places we've tried.

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    The yellow one is chicken korma and the other is the paneer kadahi with coconut rice
    The yellow one is chicken korma and the other is the paneer kadahi with coconut rice
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