After a few days of meat and potatoes or dumplings, we were ready for some spice and vegetables !…read more Buddha delivered beautifully. I had Vegetable Korma, my partner had Mango Chicken. Both were delicious, served in charming dishes kept warm by a lit candle. The naan was generous and tasty and my mango lassi rich and flavorful. Service was friendly and prompt, despite our being there mid-afternoon, at an off-time, and the restaurant was attractive inside, although you have to look for its entrance in the bank building.

First time I came here, I ordered a lunch special. Lots of food for little money, but the curries…read morewere tame. Too much sugar, not enough spice. But from the naan alone, I could tell this place had more to offer. So I returned and ordered a la carte. SPOT ON. This place excels in authentic spicy, hot curries, crispy fluffy naan, and exemplary hospitality. It was a welcome respite from the heavy European fare.

Wonderful Indian restaurant right on the main square. I had my favorite dish: Bhindi Masala…read more(okra/ladyfingers) with saffron rice and it was delicious! As was the non-alcoholic ginger beer I couldn't resist, although it tastes more like lemonade than beer :) The menu doesn't soecifically state anything vegan but if you ask there are quite a few dishes that can be prepared vegan. Our waiter was very friendly and accommodating as was the atmosphere including the music. Topped off by great company sharing wonderful stories it was a night to remember and I'll definitely be back. #VeganVentures approved!

Great service and very good food at a fair price (especially for being on the square). The lamb…read morekorma was amazing, and the roganjosh was good (just not as spicy as I'd like). Delicious naan, ok saffron rice, good starters- recommended!

So we live in brooklyn, new york. We have tried lots of Indian food, but this is the real deal…read more The vegetable curry for kids is amazing. My son loves it. Great food and super nice staff. When we come to visit family, we always make a stop here.

From the owner: Since 2010, Everest Indian & Nepalese Restaurant has been serving authentic flavors from the…read moreHimalayas and India right here in Brno. We specialize in freshly prepared curries, tandoori dishes, momos, and vegetarian options—all made with aromatic spices and traditional recipes. Our family-run restaurant is renowned for its warm hospitality, generous portions, and cozy atmosphere, making every visit feel like home.

I was warned by a local Czech expert that the food here is his least favorite of all the Indian…read morerestaurants in Brno and lacks the spices / authentic flavors. I still gave it a shot and was utterly disappointed. The restaurant serves awful Indian food for lunch buffet. Naan was the only thing worth appreciation. All the veg curries were too oily and lacked good taste. Skip this place totally for lunch if u r an Indian or a fan of Indian food. Dinner is more bearable with a la carte selections.

This is the best Indian restaurant in town…read more Authentic. Large portion. Adjustable spiciness. Great vegetarian alternatives for someone who is all "meated out" in Czech Republic.

Satyam is seriously the most underrated Indian restaurant! Although I've only been able to try…read moretheir takeout due to the current lockdown, I can vouch for their amazing food. The pricing is fair and delivery was very fast. My recommendations: The chicken samosa, Kadhai chicken or curry with prawns and their homemade Naan.

Satyam is an Indian restaurant that is fairly close to the Holiday Inn, which is an area seriously…read morelacking in eating establishments. It is about a 5-minute walk from the hotel. Brno is lacking in quality ethnic restaurants. The restaurant is rather dim, even during the day. Furnishings are rather drab, and way past its prime. The restaurant has daily specials, which are very reasonably priced at under $4. The butter chicken was unlike any other I've had before. The dish was very heavily spiced, but not hot. It was also slightly sweet. The slices of ginger added a "medicinal" flavor. The chicken vindaloo is known for being a rather hot and spicy dish. The dish was a deep mahogany color, but was not bursting with the level of heat that I was anticipating. The cheese rice sounds great on the outside, but is basmati rice mixed with paneer. Although basmati rice is fragrant, the addition of paneer does not add a lot of flavor. The naan bread was very thick and tough. Perhaps it had been sitting out for a while, but it was not the soft, pliable type of naan that I am used to. Although convenient if staying at the Holiday Inn, the meal was rather disappointing even at the nice price point.