Happy to discover this restaurant. Food is very delicious. Lots of vegetarian options and…read morereasonable prices. We have ordered vegetable pakora, samosa, paneer karahi and garlic naan. Everything was very tasty. We ended our dinner with traditional Indian desserts kulfi and kheer. People working there are very welcoming and giving guests lots of attention. We liked this place very much and definitely we will come back.

Cozy little Indian not too far from Oostplein. An extensive menu of well prepared Indian dishes,…read moreincluding meat, seafood, and vegetarian options. You can have each mild, medium, or hot. Our favorites were the chicken tikka makhani and panneer kurmi. The garlic naan has chunks of garlic on the outside, very nice. Lots of pilau rice included, so don't order any extra rice. I would recommend ordering one main and one side dish per diner along with naan, you won't need more than that. Prices are about right for the area and quality, and the service is exceptionally kind and attentive.

Wow, what a great find (albeit more pricey than I'd expected)! Mum and I were in town to check out…read morethe World Press Photo 2018 Winners exhibition being held at the WTC, and afterward, wanted to have an Indian Vegetarian dinner, before heading back to Amsterdam. This restaurant popped up with the high reviews, and it was also perfectly situated in between the WTC and Rotterdam Centraal station. We made our way up an elevator to the restaurant (there's two restaurants here, one Indian and one Chinese) and the dining room is a massive, well laid out and luxurious space. Our meal consisted of the following items: 1) Papads with chutney as an amuse bouche - there were two papad and served with a trio of chutneys. I loved the mango chutney while my mum liked the yogurt more. We were indifferent about the mint chutney. 2) A little tomato soup as starter - this was sent to us compliments of the chef and it was delicious. A mix between soup and tomato water with a beautiful curried taste twisting thru each sip 3) Aqua Panna (25ml aka small bottle) which was €2.20 - ouch thought this was expensive. 4) Vegatable Saffron Korma came which came with Yogurt (€18) - this was a wonderful medley of vegetables in a beautifully creamy sauce. Very tasty and my mum's fave dish. 5) Apple Brinjal (eggplant/ aubergine) masala (€17) - I've never heard of this combination before and it was so amazing! The tartness of the apple cut thru the earthiness of the eggplant. My fave dish of the night! 6) Vegetable Biryani (€17.50) - The taste of the vegetables used was very similar to the Saffron Korma. If we hadnt had the Korma, would have enjoyed the Biryani better. 7) 1 Tandoori Roti (€3.95) - pretty decent and well-cooked, but a bit on the small size. It's not a 5-stars, despite how good the food was, because of some issues with service. Firstly, we'd ordered a 2nd Tandoori Roti, which never came. Second issue was when instead of the Vegetable Biryani we had ordered, we actually served the Chicken Biryani instead, and we flagged the waiter to get this corrected. Thirdly, the Vegetables used in the Biryani were also massively similar in taste to the Korma, so that was a double up with the same taste, rather than the Veg Biryani having its own distinct flavours. I'd definitely came again however, cause the food flavours were fantastic and innovative. Among the best Indian food I've eaten and looking forward to trying other items on the menu. Yelp 35/ 2019

It is a special place for me and my man. With every special…read moreocazion we drive from Breda to there to eat,its most romantic and elegand place for us. Service and food its really the most hight quality.

This is the WORST restaurant in Rotterdam. My husband and I came here for our anniversary and were…read morevery dissappointed bcoz I found a piece of glass in my biryani!!! They didn't apologize nor gave me my money back. The owner is sooo ignorant, no wonder why this place has no customers. It was empty when we walked in. Their prices are not cheap(17 euros for a biryani plate) and small quantities. The tandoori was dry. please don't come here.

This was the only place I could find opened during a week day at 22:30 around my area so we…read morebasically had the whole restaurant to ourselves. It seemed like it was a family business and the old lady/waitress taking our order was super friendly and smiling all the time (i like it when people always smile at you) and even tho it took long to get the food we could tell it was because it was fresh made. I didn't like the taste that much but maybe its because I ordered the wrong dish (Tandoori chicken).

Excellent service!!! And great Food I will definitely refer…read moreto my friends and family. I am coming back :-)

I have a very positive feeling about this place because I happen to randomly run into a friend I…read morehadn't seen in 10 years. However, the food was very good. I had the sag paneer, which was called something else here. I would come back again. I had veggie samosas as well. Everything was excellent.

A small space packs a wallop of a punch of a fabulous meal. You HAVE to have a reservation. The…read moremango lassi is scrumptious. The green skewer chicken was shockingly green, but so tender and flavorful! Everything we ordered including the yellow dal was just about the best Indian food I've ever had.

Excellent food, great taste and fantastic staff. I became a fan of this place the moment I tasted…read moremy the first meal here. I just don't even think about going to any other place.

While not elegant, this diminutive Indian spot a few hundred meters west of Centraal is actually a…read morenice place for a good meal. It was not hard to find as it was straight down from the station on Beukelsdijk Rd. with no turns, perhaps requiring 10 - 12 minutes to reach by foot. The restaurant facade was unobtrusive and matched to the neighborhood. The appearance gave away the small and simple nature of the dining room. I went in on a Sunday evening at around 6:30 and had the place to myself with my choice of seats. The woman who waited on me, who I presumed to be one of the proprietors, was friendly and accommodating. Using English was no problem. The menu offered several favorites but, in spite of this, I was able to find a slight variation on a dish that I had never tried before. I started with a red Dal Soup that was quite good. For my main, I had Chana Chicken, which was chicken with chickpeas in a red curry. It was excellent. It was accompanied by a salad and a small bit of vegetable curry. I also ordered Peshwari Naan. It was all terrific. The curry was very tasty and the Naan was extremely well done. The prices were very reasonable. With a can of sparkling water to drink, my bill came to €21.50. I was very happy with the value. One thing that should be noted is that they did not accept cards. Only cash payment was possible. If I am in the area again, I will definitely consider making a return trip to this place. I was staying at the Holiday Inn Express and found it was only a 20 minute walk. This establishment would work well again under those circumstances.

First of all: it is not how it looks like!…read more If you see this place from outside you are not really craving to eat here. Basic more than simple, table and covers are very normal and old style and the Indian character is quite soft. The most colorful thing of this place is the sign outside with the colors of the Indian flag. A part from the appearance, the most important thing is that the food is good! I never had dinner here, I always preferred to bring food at home. They prepared for me boxes which were always well closed: the dishes arrived home warm and in a perfect shape! I really love the mix vegetable curry and the chana massala, which is a dishes with chickpeas and a special sauce. The dishes I tried were always quite big and of course spicy. With too side dishes I was quite full! It is always a good idea if you are looking for warm, spicy and relatively cheap food.