The Mango Tree Indian Kitchen + Tap House 111 E. 47th St. South, opened Oct. 16 Another Indian restaurant also owned by operators from out of state opened in mid-October in the former Angry ...

Historical records suggest that mango trees were first domesticated in the Indian subcontinent, spreading from India to Southeast Asia and beyond.

Wichita has added three new Indian restaurants and an Indian food truck just since August. Among them: Astoria and Mango Tree.

Blistering spring temperatures have devastated crops of the country’s most beloved fruit. “The soul of a farmer shudders at seeing these fruitless trees,” one grower said.

Frequent droughts, extreme heat and urban growth led a local government in southern India to build forests from scratch.

Nearly two years after it opened, Wichita’s The Mango Tree Indian Kitchen + Tap House at 111 E. 47th St. South is closed. And a scrawled-in-marker message on one of the restaurant’s doors, saying it’s ...

The Mango Tree Indian Kitchen + Tap House is set to open soon — likely in about two weeks — in the former Angry Elephant south location at 111 E. 47th St. South that’s been vacant since January.

India’s many climate zones and soils coax exquisite flavors from its more than 2,500 mango varieties, trees grafted over older stock to improve yield.

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AKBARPUR, India—A mango orchard nestled in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh has passed through three generations of Deepak Kumar’s family. His grandfather planted the saplings 35 ...

Mango Pickle is part of a national—some would say international—movement in Indian food typified by restaurants like Houston’s Pondicheri, New York’s Paowalla, and Nashville’s Chauhan ...

The restaurant’s stuffed naan also has been popular, he said. At Mango Tree, diners can get the Indian bread stuffed with things like vegetables, garlic, cheese — even coconut or pepperoni.