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Sangam menu: eggplant, garlic curry or Aviyal?

Start with the vegetable and sauce: Ennai Kathirikai Kolambu pairs eggplant with tamarind gravy; KaraiKudi Poondu Kulambu centers garlic in a tangy sauce. Aviyal instead names mixed vegetables with yogurt and coconut. These three choices are from Sangam Chettinad’s menu family, with other curries and bread orders outside this comparison.

Only these three vegetable preparations. Wider Peanut Butter/bread-assortment identity and half-only chicken/Full option issues remain, excluded here; lunch headings and other formats not certified. English descriptions only; absent Chinese/Spanish fields may show English.

Compare these starting points

Choose eggplant and tamarind, tangy garlic or vegetables with yogurt and coconut.

Eggplant with tamarind gravy

Ennai Kathirikai Kolambu

The saved description names eggplant simmered in tangy tamarind gravy. The restaurant lists its corresponding Ennai Kathirikai Kulambu as spicy eggplant in thick tamarind gravy. Compare that eggplant-and-sauce combination without treating spicy as a numeric heat level.

Garlic-centered tangy curry

KaraiKudi Poondu Kulambu

The saved description names garlic cloves in tangy tamarind sauce. The source names roasted garlic with spicy tangy sauce; the tamarind expansion comes from the saved explanation. It is a garlic-centered choice rather than a guarantee that every tangy curry has the same recipe.

Mixed vegetables with yogurt and coconut

Aviyal

The source lists mixed vegetables with yogurt and coconut milk gravy. The saved description also names yogurt and coconut. Yogurt is a named ingredient here: the vegetable category does not make this automatically dairy-free.

Find your order

Use the names to separate choices that look similar.

  1. 01

    Choose eggplant, garlic or mixed vegetables

    Keep the central vegetable attached to its sauce rather than combining all three into one recipe.

  2. 02

    Distinguish tangy gravy from yogurt

    The eggplant source explicitly names tamarind. Aviyal names yogurt and coconut milk; these are different sauce directions.

  3. 03

    Confirm the complete preparation

    Ask about heat, full ingredients and dietary needs. This guide does not certify all labels or promise substitutions, portions or automatically included breads.

Before you order

Does a vegetable section mean dairy-free?

Not necessarily. Aviyal explicitly names yogurt, so confirm the full recipe when dairy affects your choice.

Why leave out Peanut Butter?

The saved bread title says Peanut Butter while its description lists a flatbread assortment. That internal identity conflict remains in the wider destination; this guide excludes the entry.

Does this certify all sizes and lunch sets?

No. Tandoori Chicken Half also has a Full option, while its description only says half. Weekday/Weekend entries and broader bread/meal formats are outside this guide. Saved descriptions are English only; absent Chinese/Spanish fields may show English.

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Sources and editorial notes

Independent guide, unaffiliated with Sangam Chettinad. Source reviewed October 4, 2026. Saved capture and original publication unknown; recipes and availability may vary.

Sources reviewed October 4, 2026