Tandoor is an Indian-Pakistani restaurant in San Angel, walkable from El Bazar Sabado (~15 mins)…read more The ambiance inside is classy and family friendly. The staff was also very nice and accommodating to substitutions and food allergies. Our waiter did a great job answering questions and giving recommendations. There was a variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian options on the menu. The food was also flavorful and well portioned for the price overall. The chicken biryani did have tomatoes and wasn't that authentic, but it was a good dish. I'd recommend coming here when in Mexico City and craving Indian food.

Quiet on a Saturday night, no wait. They had vegetarian and meat options. Personally, I like my…read morecurries more spicy and my naan more fluffy but the restaurant is pretty and the staff is kind.

I agree with the OTHER 3 Star Reviews…read more But 2 because of the managers and waiters and staff failed to acknowledge us and didn't even say thank you or good bye when leaving. LESS THAN AVERAGE for Area. I should have checked before entering. We went because it was sun nice area when walking BUT food was rewarmed & NOT Fresh. It was served warm not Hot. Men Staff were Very Mediocre and Less than Average compared to the week of dining in this area of 15 other restaurants. Would Not Recommend Dining. I only ate 1/4 of my plate and stopped. Good location and Appeared Nice BUT Food was Not Even Average compared to Area Dining. I will never eat here again. No Effort in Food or Service.

Muy mediocre. La Ciudad de México faltan restaurantes desis, y estaban muy curioso para comer aquí…read morea causa de los comentarios buenos en línea. Pero lo encontré mediocre y olvidable. No puedo recorder que comí porque no fue memorable.

NOT QUITE LIKE INDIA BUT STILL GOOD - So it's hard to find good authentic Indian in Mexico City for…read moresome reason and often that means you need to sacrifice. But Tandoor near Polanco is a nicely decorated, open, spacious, and well serviced option. The staff is friendly and attentive, and the dishes while slightly expensive are still a reasonable value for the quality. Purists will not appreciate the beef dishes or the Pakistani dishes sprinkled into the menu, and the dishes are notably lighter in ghee so less rich than true India cooking, but the flavors are solid and the variety is good. They also serve free mint and classic raitas and some mango pickle with your meal, which each are excellent. Overall while you can find reasons to nitpick on authenticity, if you can get over that you can have a genuinely nice meal in a lovely place. All that said the naan was just meh, so maybe explore the other breads. Overall worth a visit so happy eating from John Seeto!

Tandor: The Perfect Curry Fix in Mexico City…read more After days of indulging in all the tacos I could find--because how could you not?--a late-night craving for curry struck. As one does, I set out with Google Maps in hand (and maybe a quick peek at Yelp for good measure) and walked until I found Tandor, a cozy spot that promised to satisfy my longing for something rich, spicy, and comforting. The restaurant exuded a warm, inviting vibe, the kind of place that makes you want to linger over a pint of Kingfisher while your meal is being prepared. Which is exactly what I did. Sitting with my beer, I watched the staff expertly craft the dishes I'd soon be taking back to my hotel room. Once home, I unwrapped my takeaway, and Tandor delivered exactly what I was hoping for: a good, solid curry. The flavors were bold yet balanced, the portions generous, and every bite hit that familiar, comforting note that makes curry such a universal favorite. If you find yourself in Mexico City with a craving for Indian food, look no further. Tandor will take care of you, no fuss, no frills--just great curry and a satisfying experience.