So from this link and the man’s food videos in the UK, I saw the UK Butter Chicken (Is this Brit or a true Indian dish?), so where in Taiwan has best version of it?
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It’s an Indian dish.
If you live in Kaohsiung, the best I’ve found so far is at:
Doon Valley Indian Restaurant
No. 43 Wufu 4th Road
Yancheng District
Bolton?
EDIT: Don’t talk to me about sophistication, he’s from Leeds.
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The butter sauce/gravy (a.k.a “Makhani” sauce) originated in India in the 1950s i.i.r.c, and was later adapted into British cuisine later too. There are endless variations on the idea, one of which is Chicken Tikka Masala…
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I heard its popular in japan now. So maybe wait until -by way of japan butter chicken gets popular here.
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Errr…I’m tempted to pass on the Taiwanese reinterpretation of the Japanese reinterpretation of Indian cuisine. 
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Any Indian restaurant that angles toward Northern Indian food can prepare this dish. But based on recent experience, I’d be hard pressed to find a more delicious version than the one served out in Yonghe (of all places) at the rather foolishly named Indian Summer Restaurant (印度之夏印度餐庁), a place I’ve never visited in person and have only accessed via Uber Eats. It was great!
Guy
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I didn’t think theirs was a great example of the dish, but hands down the best Indian food I’ve had in town
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so educate me on why people from Leeds are less educated?
Why is the name foolish?
A racist North American settler stereotype (look it up) transposed to a shop selling Indian food. I don’t know why they selected that name for their otherwise solid restaurant. 
Guy
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There’s an American porn star named India Summer.
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Harry Enfield Yorkshireman sketch
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I don’t think this make the choice of names any better. 
Guy
Perhaps this is an obvious point, but for vegetarian forumosans, paneer makhani is a nice option, widely available, that delivers a lot of the pleasures of butter chicken without the meat.
Guy
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I had no idea that Indian summer was perhaps problematic until now. It’s a great Doors song.
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And a classic 90s movie
Seems the meaning isn’t cut and dry problematic. When I was growing up it was bonus summer, a few extra weeks of summer in the fall before winter started. A gift, a good thing
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It might show up, it might not. Who knows with those (unreliable) “Indians”?
Guy
The only way to be sure is to cancel it from orbit.
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