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That's Indian, not Singaporean. The Singaporean dish has Chinese roots.
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* [[Malabar matthi curry]], an Indian dish
* [[Malabar matthi curry]], an Indian dish
* [[Fish head curry]], a Singaporean dish where the head of an ''Ikan Merah'' (red snapper, literally "Red fish") is used.
* [[Fish head curry]], a Singaporean dish where the head of an ''Ikan Merah'' (red snapper, literally "Red fish") is used.
* [[Fish Curry]], Best is in Nellore chepala pulusu
* [[Machher Jhol]] (also spelled ''"Machher Ghonta"'') is a traditional Bengali and Oriya fish curry. It is a delicacy in Bengal and is the curry made of the fish head and that's the very reason it is called ghonta which means the head of the fish.
* [[Machher Jhol]] (also spelled ''"Machher Ghonta"'') is a traditional Bengali and Oriya fish curry. It is a delicacy in Bengal and is the curry made of the fish head and that's the very reason it is called ghonta which means the head of the fish.
* [[Mas riha]], a Maldivian fish curry
* [[Mas riha]], a Maldivian fish curry

Revision as of 08:14, 5 February 2019

Fish curry may refer to:

  • Malabar matthi curry, an Indian dish
  • Fish head curry, a Singaporean dish where the head of an Ikan Merah (red snapper, literally "Red fish") is used.
  • Fish Curry, Best is in Nellore chepala pulusu
  • Machher Jhol (also spelled "Machher Ghonta") is a traditional Bengali and Oriya fish curry. It is a delicacy in Bengal and is the curry made of the fish head and that's the very reason it is called ghonta which means the head of the fish.
  • Mas riha, a Maldivian fish curry
  • Malu Mirisata, a fish curry from Sri Lanka