For me one of the best curries in Warsaw! The food is always delicious and freshly made. I can…read morehighly recommend butter chicken, chicken with nut sauce and a chicken basil is a must have!! The prices are very attractive specially that the rice is included in the given price. When you order you get a small portion of a snack to enjoy while you wait for your order. The only problem is that the place is very small 2-3 tables and during some hours can be quite busy so I would recommend to treat that more as a takeaway than eat in.

OMG! There are no words to describe the taste of all the dishes they serve. They are unbelievable…read more We can order, drive there for 30 minutes just to pick up the food and then drive back home for 30 minutes - that should speak for all the words. The best way to do it: simply call, order by # (their Polish is not so good) pick it up and start eating the best Nepal food. Place is small - only 3 tables inside and 1 outside. They always offer you little "appetizer" while you wait. I've tried so many different dishes - Butter Chicken, Haledo kukhuro, Chicken Tikka Masala, Chilli chicken, Chow min Chicken, Chow min Veg, Chicken Basil. I can't tell which one is my favorite - all taste like piece of heaven. Highly recommended!

Very good, authentic, and spicy South Asian food. Highly recommend the Chicken Momos and any Madras…read morecurry

Very nice Restaurant in warsaw, cozy but delicious foods…read more I think they should change menu, it seems to be like Nepali menu not Indian. Thank you.

Very tasty food. I ma happy with the restaurant and definitely will be back. When I get the chance…read more The inside of the place could be a little bit more in line with the menu - seemed cold and too generic. Other than that - I'm happy.

From the owner: Siddhartha is one of the best restaurent in warsaw for Nepali and Indian foods.read more

Chmielarnia ('chmiel' - hops in Polish, for obvious reasons) tries to find a golden mean between a…read moremultitap bar and an Indian/Nepali/Himalayan restaurant. So far, they're doing quite good, as it doesn't seem to be empty very often. Although I cannot make a distinction between the Indian, Nepali and Himalayan cuisine (sorry for my ignorance), but I think the food is pretty tasty. I frequent Chmielarnia mostly during lunch hours, so it's probably cheaper than normal menu. But, alas, no craft beer added...

Craft beer and Indian food. Turned out really great. Great selection of beers from Poland and…read moreabroad. Very good tandoori chicken.

I was waiting for my food and was working on a very important e~mail , the food arrived and I was…read morestill working on my mail. I took the first bite and post that the e~ mail had to wait !!! Amazing is the word to describe the food . It's a small place with very relaxed feel , hits was very friendly I told him what I like I got better then what I was hopping for You can put them at par with any Indian good place back in India and they will still give them a good fight for the money Must try place .

Nice Indian-Nepalese restaurant, located in an old Warsaw townhouse with most of its tables…read moreoutside, in a backyard. The food tastes authentic, everything is fresh and the portions are quite large. Be aware - spicy means really spicy! The only downside is a bit slow service, although the waitress was very nice and welcoming.

My wife and I were in the neighborhood for a concert and decided to try Swagat Kuchni Indyiska…read more Before we even entered the place we were greeted by wonderful smells of Indian spices. Upon entering the small neighborhood restaurant we were greeted by a very friendly server who welcomed us with a smile. We started with Indian tea and Samosas, the tea was strong and tasty and the Samosas were packed with flavor, the best I have had in Warsaw! I had a sizzling chicken plate and my wife had a chicken dish with Indian cheese. Both dishes were amazing, each bite was packed with flavor and was perfectly cooked. We also had onion naan and onion fried rice, both were exceptional, the rice was so tasty I was looking forward to eating the leftovers for breakfast but we ate all of it and had none to take home! To finish out meal we had another tea and shared an ice cream dessert called tutti frutti and an order of small Indian cakes. The cakes reminded me of English shortbread, not overly sweet with a nice texture and great flavor. For a small restaurant that I never knew existed Swagat was by far the best Indian food we have had in the past year while living in Warsaw!