Happy to find delicious vegan options within walking distance of the marina. Great food,…read moreaccommodating staff, outdoor seating for al fresco dining in the beautiful sunshine!

Amazing place. Food is very good and the staff is very friendly. An absolute must if you like…read moreIndian food. The lamb Vindaloo was amazing

Ambiance: 5 Service: 5+…read moreFood: 3 An attractive restaurant with impeccable service. The food appeals more to those who enjoy kormas and food more on the bland or sweet side. The lack of spice in our curry was likely our fault. The very nice waiter advised that medium would be very spicy and had us try an onion relish. I cannot eat raw onions, so I only got a bit of chili which is of course, spicy. So our mild spice food was absolutely without any spice or flavor and not enjoyable. Perhaps it is a regional difference, but instead of fluffy, long grain rice, the briyani was regular rice all stuck together in a pasty fashion. The naan was good and they remembered to omit the coriander. Probably we ordered the wrong dishes, but it was disappointing.

We found this place during our vacation in Algarve. I'm Indian and I was craving Indian food…read more We were not disappointed. The chicken tikka Marsala, tandoori was amazing. The saag was the best I've ever had. Glad we discovered this place!

Tried this place based on google reviews and the it was excellent quality authentic Indian food…read more The staff were extremely friendly and top notch service. We ordered several different meals and they were all good, the portions are average size so everyone would need their own meal.

Indian food in Lagos? Yes please! It's the morning after I had dinner and I'm still thinking about…read morehow good the food was! Down the street from my hotel was this tucked away restaurant. Although there was no outdoor seating we were the first to get there and were sat near the front. They opened the doors to let air in so we felt covid safe. The staff were so kind, the food came out with perfect timing, and each bite was better than the last. As someone who loves spicy food, I ordered the medium spice level. I definitely should have ordered hot because I didn't taste any spice. It didn't impact my love for the food though, this is just a note for spice lovers like me.

Oh Lagos, you and your beautiful beaches crowded with bros and basics. We were looking for Indian…read morefor dinner and we had passed by this place on our exploration earlier in the day. This place is in the middle of busy street so we figured it would be slightly less flavorful, more expensive food geared towards tourists. We were hungry, though, so we gave it a shot. Water for drinks and ordered the vegetable samosa for a starter. For meals we got the chicken korma, lamb and vegetarian paneer. I ordered my chicken korma with the hottest intensity they could muster. It had some fire but was still flavorful. My dinner companions also liked their respective meals. I was a big miffed by the fact that your meal is a la carte. That means if you want rice or naan with your stew, you have to order it on the side. Such crap. Other than that, service was as good as can be expected. I'd return but perhaps for takeout. It is in a busy street and I think I fed the stray dog more than I fed myself. He was soooooooo cute though!

We ran into this spot on one of the streets of Lagos. The staff was really friendly and they had…read moremany vegetarian options on the menu. We ordered the Saag Paneer, Aloo Chaat, and Vegetable Samosas. The Saag Paneer and the Aloo Chaat were okay. The Samosas were on my spice level (mild), and came out warm and fresh. The garlic naan was amazing, soft and buttery.

Hands down best Indian food I've had. Great, great food and service…read moreThe food is great, and the people are genuine. Loved every dish we ordered - chicken and vegetarian. It is also very authentic. We were very impressed with the quality of the food & customer service. Thank you.

This is a pleasant whole in the wall Restaurant that serves Indian Cuisine. It's not a large…read morerestaurant however, it was great. The staff was very kind and attentive unlike most restaurants I've been to so far in Portugal. The service was great and surpassed by the quality of food served. I began with Mango Lassi which was great for €2,50 and a Gingerale €1,95. Next Garlic Naan €2,75 & Pashavari Naan (Sweet Naan with Sultanas & Nuts) €3. The Pilau Rice €2,75 went great with the Lamb Mango (with Mango Pulp) €9. We also had Meat Samosa €3. The food was great. Especially the Lamb Mango that's made with Boneless Leg of Lamb. It was truly fantastic and I would come here plenty and be a regular if I were there longer. Definitely give this place a chance.

Happened upon this family-run restaurant after a cold windy hike on the Fisherman's Trail. It was…read morequiet but welcoming. We were tired, thirsty and hungry. The food was delicious and the service was wonderful. The staff was friendly and attentive. We just wish we could have eaten more! Hope to return.

We happen to be staying in the small town and stopped in for dinner. The staff is so nice but the…read morefood is incredible. The MoMos make my mouth water as Im writing this review. The Saag Paneer and Chicken Tikka Massala is to die for. Please take the time to go here if you are passing through and I positive you will have the best Indian food you have ever tasted.

So very disappointed. The info on Yelp said they were open until 10pm. When we arrived navigating…read morethe narrow streets, we discovered they were closed Someone needs to keep this info updated,

Coming from Toronto where there is good Indian food, I was a little ignorant to the fact that…read morePortugal has a large Indian and Bangladeshi population that has brought along their top notch chefs and cooks. I started realizing how watered down Toronto Indian food can be. I'm used to my mom cooking some of the best Indian food you will taste. But as she ages it's hard for her to stand in the kitchen, chop onions, ginger, garlic and green chilis before she even starts the frying. I met the owner of this place and she is a delightful older Indian woman, who owns a few buildings side by side on the little strip. She has obviously worked hard for years to be able to provide for herself, family and friends, and in so many ways she reminded me of my mom. My partner and I sat outside on the cobblestone strip as we ate our amazing food and drank a bottle wine for a price that was 1/4 of what we're used to paying. Who new I had to go to Lagos to redefine great Indian Cuisine. Thank you.

Must try this restaurant . I have been there many times and…read moreevery time taste is more good than previous. It is oldest indian food restaurant in faro district.

Excellent Nepalese food in a sea of mundane tourist fare. Being tired of pizza and burgers and just…read moreokay fish, we stumbled upon this gem in Monto Gordo. The staff are super friendly and attentive and they definitely know there stuff when it comes to food. The prices are fair for the city and the food is good and fresh , something much appreciated after about with food poisoning earlier in our trip due to bad fish.