If you are someone who loves Indo-Chinese food but want a lighter and healthier option, then this millet noodle is a wonderful recipe to try. Millet noodles are naturally rich in fibre and make a great alternative to regular noodles without compromising on taste. This dish combines crunchy vegetables, simple sauces and perfectly cooked noodles tossed on a high flame for that classic Hakka flavour. It comes together quickly, making it perfect for busy weeknights or a relaxed dinner at home. Light, satisfying and full of flavour, this noodle bowl is a great way to enjoy a wholesome Chindian meal without much effort.

Chinese Manchurian is one of the most loved Indo-Chinese dishes, combining crispy vegetable balls with a spicy, garlicky sauce. Bold, tangy, and full of texture, this street-style recipe works equally well as a starter or main dish, making it a popular choice for parties and comfort meals alike.

Vegetable manchurians are a classic Indo-Chinese appetiser enjoyed across the nation. Made from a mix of vegetables, these balls are usually fried in oil. However, in this version, black beans and corn are mixed into the vegetable medley for added nutrition. And air fryer takes over a wok with oil. Result? Manchurian balls that are easy on the calorie count.