Famous Indian dishes that did not originate  in India

Biryani, though associated with Indian cuisine, is believed to have originated in Persia.

Biryani

The popular Indian snack has its roots to the sambosa in central Asia.

Samosa

This sweet has Persian and Turkish roots, originaly known as Zulbia.

Jalebi

The dessert has Central Asian roots with the Persian word 'Gul' meaning flower.

Gulab Jamun

Tea, though widely popular in India, was introduced to the country by the British colonisers.

Chai

As amazing as it may sound, the dish originated in the United Kingdom.

Chicken Tikka Masala

Kidney beans, a key ingredient in Rajma Chawal, was introduced in India by the Portuguese.

Rajma Chawal

Paneer was introduced by Afghans and Iranian invaders, and became a major part of our food culture.

Paneer

The spicy Goan curry has it origins in Portugal and the curent version is an Indianised version. 

Vindaloo