There are so many things you can do to improve this; in no particular order:

Originally Answered: Why does Indian food taste bad? Indian food not taste bad.. Indian food are tasty and more spicy than any other food in the world..

Spices usually indicate dishes with flavors that have no chemical common ground. More specifically, many Indian recipes contain cayenne, the basis of curry powder that is in just about any Indian curry. The takeaway is that part of what makes Indian food so appealing is the way flavors rub up against each other.

1. Use chicken thighs instead of breasts for more flavour.
2. Use ghee or butter to make the dish fuller in flavour.
3. Use yogurt instead of heavy cream.
4. Use lemon or lime juice.
5. Add sugar.
6. Add whole peppercorns while cooking.
7. Garam masala.

Add lemon juice. This will give your curry a sharp element that will really bring out the sweet tones hidden in the gravy.

The only use of sugar in a curry is for its color. It gives a brown tint to the dish and is always used in least amount. If you put it for balancing spices then put a balanced amount of spices in the first place rather than balancing it later with sugar.

Yogurt or soured cream A dollop of yogurt or soured cream works wonders on Indian-style curries and chillies but you can also add milk to the curry or chilli base if you have really gone overboard with heat.

Curry can become bitter when the garlic is overcooked or the spices are over-roasted. Fenugreek can also make a curry bitter if too much is added. Simply adding other ingredients to your dish can reduce or remove the bitterness. Fenugreek can also make a curry bitter if too much is added.

Indian: Chicken korma and Peshwari naan – 21.3g It’s full of flavour, has only 2g of sugar per 350g portion, and is full of vitamin B-rich lentils.