Good Karma (Korma) — Delhi 'O' Delhi x The Kid's Cancer Project Dinner
Good food is even better when its plated for a great cause.
Overview
Good food is good for the soul, but it's not every meal that's just as good for the community and the world. That level of karmic feedback is reserved for meals like Good Karma (Korma), the annual charity dinner hosted at Newtown's Delhi 'O' Delhi, back for its third year this Thursday, September 18.
The one-night-only event showcases the highlights of Delhi 'O' Delhi's menu, featuring dishes like chermoula tandoori prawns, Bengali fish curry, and a decadent almond kulfi to finish. Each course comes with a matching wine, and every dish gives back to the world with donations to The Kids' Cancer Project. There will also be raffles and prizes throughout the evening providing further opportunities for donations.
75 percent of all ticket sales on the night will go to supporting young cancer patients, a cause that's deeply personal for Delhi 'O' Delhi founder Javed Khan, who said "I lost my elder brother in India to stage four cancer at the age of 53, just seven months after his diagnosis. Witnessing the challenges faced by patients at Tata Memorial Cancer Centre in Mumbai was confronting, but seeing children bravely fighting this dreadful disease was truly heart-wrenching. I returned to Australia determined to make a difference for young cancer warriors."
The dinner will be available for all diners on Thursday, September 18 from 5.30–11pm. Tickets are $95 per person, $125 for matching wines. If you can't make it on the evening but would still like to donate, you can visit the fundraising page here.
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