Might be the cheapest Indian lunch special ive had the pleasure to participate in on earth. And it…read morewas tasty too! So for $9 I got : 2 endowed sizes of naan Chicken tikka masala Rice pudding. Naan clay baked (presumably fluffy on the inside and had a nice crust on the end) The chicken tikka masala had a lot going for it. Lots of herbs and spices and a symphony of flavor. Even had some spiced roots in it . The sauce was creamy and tomato gravy. On the spectrum of masala sauce it was a tad bit too sweet , less savory. Ordered spicy, but it wasn't . Hard to complain given how cheap it is and judged as such it was still a good experience !!'

What a treat by our server suresh. We had our go toos, tikka masala, chicken biryani, saag…read morepaneer, and of course the garlic naan. Easily the best Indian I've ever had and I've had a lot in London, San Diego, and La.

If you're looking for a place that hits that sweet spot between comfort, value, and genuinely…read moreimpressive flavor, Sangam really delivers. First off, major points for being open late. This alone makes it a go-to option when most kitchens are already closing or when you're craving something warm and satisfying after a long day. Walking in late and still feeling welcomed (not rushed) immediately set a good tone. The price was very reasonable, especially considering how much food you get and the level of service. This isn't one of those places where you leave still hungry or wondering where your money went. We ordered three curries, and it ended up being more than enough for two people, with leftovers to spare. The portions are generous without feeling sloppy or overdone. Speaking of service--this was a pleasant surprise. The staff was attentive and thoughtful, and the experience felt more elaborate than expected for a casual night out. They even bring out warm towels, which is a small detail but makes a big difference and gives the whole meal a more polished, sit-down-restaurant feel rather than just another quick bite. It felt like they genuinely cared about the dining experience. One thing to note: you do have to pay for water, which might catch some people off guard. It's not a dealbreaker, but it's worth knowing ahead of time so you're not surprised when the bill comes. Now, the food--easily the highlight. I was honestly surprised (in the best way) by how flavorful everything was. Each curry had depth, richness, and clear attention to seasoning. Nothing tasted flat or one-note, and the flavors felt bold without being overwhelming. It's the kind of food that makes you slow down and actually appreciate each bite. Overall, Sangam feels like one of those places you're happy to discover: open late, fairly priced, generous portions, excellent service, and food that genuinely impresses. Whether you're going with friends, on a low-key dinner date, or just need a reliable late-night spot, this place is absolutely worth checking out--and revisiting.

While the service was outstanding and my staff multilingual and very patient, the food was…read morecompletely unremarkable. In addition, for the price point, the serving portions were very small, and the chicken dishes did not contain near enough protein. The ambience was pleasant and average noise volume overall an ambience that would be amenable for a quiet conversation, but the food is unremarkable. I would not recommend at all

Food was amazing, had the prawns and fried fish to start, with a nice Old Fashioned. Butter…read morechicken, superb, didn't leave a bit behind, nice buzz with friendly staff.

The naan was to die! Also had the tiki masala which was super good. Service could have been better…read morebut overall the ambience and food were great! Will definitely be back.

Could not recommend this place enough. It is by far my favorite fine dinning Indian restaurant in…read morePrague. The food is some of the best Indian I've had in the world and menu isn't overly expensive yet interesting. Once you work out which door to go in to find this restaurant, it is a "find". An unexpected ambiance for an Indian restaurant with linen table clothes, lots of space between tables, low key but pleasant lowly lit decor. The service was assiduous in the best way and all the courses were tasty and well presented. I can't wait to come back again and again!

Hidden gem below the Bombay bar. All dishes were excellent, must try the Baingan Bharta - out of…read morethis world!

My family is Pakistani and we popped by Masala for dinner after craving some desi food. It was…read morepretty satisfactory (3 stars) but the lamb biryani upped it to 4 stars for me. We ordered the butter chicken (which was okay), the mixed grill (the lamb kabobs were dry and not great, ask to substitute them, but the chicken kabobs were tender and flavorful), and the lamb biryani (quite good!). The mixed grill came with butter chicken sauce on the side, which isn't anything I have seen before, but it worked because the malai chicken boti could've used more seasoning. It was the perfect amount of food for 4 people without having to pack leftovers. My mom also ordered the mango lassi and enjoyed it (I think... see her review to confirm). The place is clean, the decor is simple, the service was pretty good. I'll stick with satisfactory.

It was reasonable food. We got: Lamb biryani: was pretty…read moregood and the lamb was not lamby at all ... which is good! Mixed grill: other than the lamb kabob (which was completely dry and not fresh looking/tasting at all), the 3 kinds of grilled chicken meats were reasonable. Butter chicken: also reasonable. Mango lassi was good. But we are south East Asian and know south East Asian food .... so our bar is relatively high and critique probably a little more critical. If you are not familiar with Indian food I think it is pretty good and definitely ok to try. Service was good and quick, presentation ok as well. I wish they had served grilled veggies with the grilled meats.

Good Food is incredible…read more Ambience is awesome Not crowded Good portion Price good Bad Waiter was horrible. No personality. Didn't check on us.

A Spice-Scented Serenade in Prague!…read more Exploring the streets of Prague we were craving something different from the usual European fare. The reviews led me to this culinary treasure, and I wasn't disappointed. The food was, hands down, some of the best Indian cuisine I've ever had. And trust me, I've had my fair share of Indian food. Recently I was in London, a city renowned for its Indian scene. Indian By Nature surpasses even a Michelin-starred Indian restaurant I went to in London! The staff were warm and welcoming, adding to the overall charm of this lovely restaurant. If I ever find myself back in Prague, you can bet I'll be returning. And if you're living in or visiting Prague, do yourself a favor and give Indian By Nature a try. You won't regret it! (P.S. I'm still kicking myself for not taking pictures, but trust me, the flavors are etched in my memory forever!)

Absolutely love the vegetarian variants of curry, madras, vindaloo and bhuna - the vegetables are…read moreprepared to the point every time, the sauces are perfectly creamy!!! The chicken soup is supreme and simply nutritious, their vegetable samosa fresh and crisp! The Bangladeshi lamb rezela is a dream incarnated - literally (if you are going for meat ofc). The naan is delicious here. Friendly service (mainly English speaking, though Czech is no issue), wifi free. They have an "all you can eat" lunch buffet Mo-Fr 11 am - 3 pm for 129,- CZK/person. Everything is for take away and they also deliver (via Dáme jídlo). I just love it here, because it's good. I will return and return:)

Great little Indian fix right down from we were staying. The front dining area was simple and clean…read moreand the food really hit the spot. I will have to agree with another reviewer that the Lamb Rezela was superb, soft naan and great samosas (huge). However, I would not recommend the Chicken Tikka Masala. I have never had one in the nearly 30 yrs I've been eating Indian food on a regular basis that tasted quite like this; it was sickeningly sweet. Otherwise, I would highly recommend this place. They do charge for tap water, so spend you money on beer!

The food was delicious and the service was excellent. Cozy vibes. Will definitely be back.read more

Had the Palak Paneer with garlic naan...delicious!! They also had a lunch buffet for 169kc.read more

Kathmandu server excellent food with some great vegetarian options and breads. Highly recommend!read more

Surprisingly GREAT Indian restaurant in Prague! Lots of seating in their basement too and portions…read moreare big!! The chicken thali includes 1. Chicken curry - chicken pieces with curry and cream 2. Vegetable mix - broccoli, cauliflower, carrots and green beans cooked in a thick broth 3.Lentil Masala - yellow lentil with garlic, chopped tomatoes, onions, seasoned with cream 4. Cucumber Raita - cucumber with yogurt and roasted caraway seeds 5. Mix Pick - mine was some type of pickled, spicy food I ordered mine with fresh naan (or can get rice). Naan was SO GOOD!

Very pleasantly surprised! We arrived into Prague on Christmas Day, and we're staying at a hotel on…read morethe same street. Once we checked into the hotel, the party of five of us wanted to find something for dinner. We walked up the block and stumbled across the Londoners, we were kind of shocked they were open, and that they could seat five of us. We were greeted immediately and re-handed menus. It was nice to see that they had a good variety of food as we did have a kid with us. Who was a little picky. We ended up getting some different types of curry. I got lamb korma, and I believe others got Tika and, another korma. The kid in our group ordered a cheeseburger with only meat and cheese. The portions were very good and the naan that came with the curry was lovely. I love European korma as it is very different from the korma we have in the states. It is more of a coconut base and is yellow instead of the brown we have here. I actually prefer the korma in Europe more so if I get the chance, I would definitely order it. Our only issue was that my nephews cheeseburger had a lot of sauce on it. That was kind of a mustard sauce. He was not very happy with it, but he did eat it since we didn't want to send it back. Overall we were pleasantly surprised, and very grateful to be able to have a nice dinner on Christmas Day. I would absolutely return.

This is a very solid option for someone craving Indian food - particularly if they're a pub crawl…read moreand curry Brit type - in Prague. We went and were seated and served very quickly. Started with a couple of beers because you have to, and then had some staple items - a tikka masala for the wife, and a lamb vindaloo for myself. The waiter reminded me that lamb vindaloo is quite spicy, to which I replied with a smile that said "bring it on!" He wasn't kidding, but neither was I. It was very spicy, but it was delicious! My wife enjoyed her tikka masala as well, which we accompanied with basamati rice and some quite tasty garlic naan. The bar itself is simple, but it's location is great and if you're a Brit, they're really catering to you. Football on the telly? Of course! I think they had some Premier League darts on another screen, too, and you could overhear that other patrons were either British tourists or expats. Very good place, would definitely visit again on the next trek to Praha.