Goat curry is famous in Southeast Asia

Goat curry is a kind of curry dish that uses raw materials for mutton.
This food comes from South Asia.
Goat curry has been popular in Southeast Asian and Indonesian dishes to the Caribbean.

In Southeast Asia, this dish spreads throughout the Caribbean region, including Caribbean diaspora in North America and the United Kingdom.

Curry or curry is commonly found in the countries of Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore.

In Indonesia, this dish is usually served with rolled bread or warm rice.

Goat curry is popular among Muslims.

This one dish became popular during Eid al-Adha, where goats became one of the animals usually sacrificed.

Like curry dishes in general, this goat curry has a thick and coconut milk with a variety of spices and also produces a rich and strong flavor in this dish.

There are various variations, one of which is the use of lamb meat to replace mutton, or adding potatoes to supplementary ingredients, and there are even variations of goat curry without using coconut milk, but still very tasty.