Honestly the best part of this place was the nice decor inside. We received minimal service at best…read moreand the food was very underwhelming. The masala papad was very sour and the paneer tikka masala taste was off...it did not taste like paneer tikka masala. The naan was probably the best tasting thing we ordered here. Not very good Indian food...at least not based on what we ordered. I wouldn't call this place authentic at all...maybe it's just the standard of Indian food here.

Very kind waiter. Whole family was craving Indian food…read more This was what we needed! Great food! Definitely recommend!

Excellent take out Chicken Tikka Masala. Reasonably priced and cordial prompt service. Ambiance…read morecomfortable and inviting.

Had a delicious lunch at Royal Spice. Service was great and very knowledgeable about the food. We…read moregot the lunch special with chicken tikka. Very flavorful and generous portions. The restaurant was very clean and close to major square. Definitely will be back

This restaurant was well located for me while I was staying in the Plaza Saldanha area. It was not…read moredifficult to find and, in fact, perhaps easier to reach by foot than by car, since it was located in a nicely kept urban cul-de-sac. Parking looked like it might be at a bit of a premium. The storefront was in a walk-up, turn-of-the-century style facade with a warm and inviting appearance. The entry area was narrow with tables lining the walls for 3 or 4 meters, which then opened into a larger seating area with a decent capacity and a full bar overlooking the floor. The decor was conducive to a nice, relaxed ambiance. There also might have been another level to this establishment, but I did not explore that possibility. I was seated quickly and without any fuss in the narrow area of the restaurant, which was a little quieter than the main portion of the dining room. It was moderately busy and I found the less populated portion of the room to my liking. My waiter tended to me fairly quickly and did a good job during my entire visit. The menu tended toward Goan regional specialties, which was a nice twist. That is not something I often find and it is also ties the menu to their Portuguese location. I decided to try the Chicken Chacuti, a Portuguese influenced dish with coconut, ginger, garlic and other spices. I had never had this before, but it sounded quite intriguing. I opted to accompany it with rice and Peshwari Naan. This combination was wonderful as the sweetness of the bread offset the slightly spicy tone of the main dish. I was generally quite satisfied with my fare. I finished this with a decent Masala Chai. The total bill was €25.30, which included my main and the accompaniments, a glass of house red, a water and the tea. I thought this was reasonable considering the quality of the fare. This was roughly $28 USD with the exchange rate at the time. If you are in the area and fancy Indian fare, I would not hesitate to recommend this spot.

Can take a woman out of Vancouver but after what was supposed to be a my first real vaca in a very…read morelong time, was stressful but found this Indian restaurant and it's v good. I only tried paneer tikka masala which pretty good that I'm taking home what I couldn't finish knowing I may not be able to eat it as I'm staying at a hotel so chances of being able to warm it up are slim?!

We had a great experience at Swaagat, especially given that we were a large group of 19 people. The…read morerestaurant was very accommodating, and the host and staff were super pleasant, welcoming, and engaging throughout our visit. We started with paneer tikka and chicken tikka--both came in generous portions and were freshly made. The chutneys paired really well and added to the overall flavor. We also had a bottle of Piano red wine, which surprisingly worked quite nicely with the food. For the main course, everything was delicious. Standouts for us were the butter chicken, palak paneer, biryani, prawn curry, and garlic naan. The food tasted very fresh and well prepared, and you could tell care went into each dish. Service was fast despite the size of our group, which we really appreciated. Most importantly, everyone had a good time--especially the kids. Overall, a very enjoyable meal with great food and warm hospitality. Would definitely recommend for both small and large groups!

After a week of protugese food we wanted a break and had indian. No regrets, this place was…read morefabulous, we even came back on a day we were too tired to find a place to eat so we just came back here since it was so good the first time. I had the meat and seafood thali, both were good, but I definitely preferred the meat one. Chai isn't on the menu, but they said it we'd available when I asked. The chai was also quite good and in a really cute pot. One thing that could have made it better though is if the pot had better insulation, the tea got cold really quick.

Found this place while on a trip to Lisbon. The ambiance was nice and the food was good enough. The…read morespice level were at point and my friend and I enjoyed our dinner there. My only complaint was / is that wasn't a big fan of the Port Tonic. Had tried it on Porto and Lisbon and wasn't a big fan. Overall definitely worth a try

**EAT HERE**When you first walk in it appears to be a very small restaurant. However, when you walk…read moreto the back it is actually a huge place! They make all of the Naan fresh in an open fire oven. Plenty of tables and servers. Extensive wine and cocktails menu. Food was hot and delicious! They ask what level of heat you want. Servings appear to be small but they give you plenty of food. I thought it was odd that you had to pay for white rice to accompany your entree but the serving was huge. Located just above Rossio Station.I highly recommend.

Excellent!!! Had the butter chicken and mango chicken. A perfect place for dinner. Excellent…read moreservice.

We found this place a block away from the busiest part of Baixa, and liked it so much we came back…read morea second time. Tasty! The aloo gobi and chicken vindaloo were the best of the four dishes we tried. The menu has lots more to try.

We loved the food. Every item was perfect. The server (sorry, I don't remember the name) was very…read morecourteous, friendly and concerned about likes and dislikes. Perfect desi Resturant if you are craving nice Indian food in your trip here.

Fantastic Indian food...and the Italian is good, too. Clean and good service. Not expensive either.read more

Don't sleep on this awesome mom and pop Nepalese spot. Great service. Low prices. Generous…read moreportions. Lots of authentic spices. Charming indoor and outdoor seating. Would definitely return.

I pretend I'm not but I am actually a food snob. I was thinking... "good Indian food in Lisbon?"…read moreNot likely. Yes, yes the Portuguese paved the spice route. But I'm from LA. And I know good food. But I'm stunned. Each dish I tasted led to a declaration. "It was the best ever." And it was. The cheese naan, Himalayan chicken (new to me), chicken jalfrezi, so delicious I overate. Basic ambience, kind service, but the food! Sensational.

We stopped in on a whim, looking for food late on Sunday evening. We're so pleased that we did! The…read morefood was incredible and the service was kind and helpful. This was probably the best Indian cuisine we've ever had! Must try if you're in the area!

This is a little place recommended by the hostel. Before I continue any further, I must say this to…read moreget it out of my system. Cook! Cook!! Where's my Hasenpfeffer!!! For anyone the watches Old Looney Tunes Cartoons, this is what I was thinking when I ate my desert which consisted of carrots!!! I know real Hasenpfeffer is rabbit stew before everyone starts pointing it out. I was just pointing out the hilarity eating a carrot dessert that was warm and extremely tasty and for a desert probably healthy too. My brain just made the connection and i just started laughing. Anyway the food here is absolutely good and really a nice surprise considering how tired I was from traveling, carrying a backpack and a heavy carry on suitcase up all these stairs trying to get to my place of rest. Lisbon's got some hills which I will continue to refer to them as ball busters especially if you're running uphill. I stuffed my self with lamb Nan and a spicy lamb curry along with Lentil soup and a Masala Cha. This was on October 6, 2025 and I'm just posting this now because it was in my drafts. It was late when I got there but the waiter was very nice. Upon looking at the receipt, I can't see the discount I was supposed to get for mentioning my hostel recommended this restaurant. Oh well. I was tired and loopy. Not sure I remember which pictures are Rogan Josh and Gajar Halwa. I'm guessing one of them was the spicy lamb curry and one is the dessert?