BEST INDIAN RESTAURANTS NEAR ME

The Top 10 Indian restaurants in Hanoi, we gathered popularity by the Tripadvisor rating and in fact we ourselves usually eat there as a walk in client just to try the taste and valor so we can present you with the real and honest review. The Indian cuisine is becoming more and more popular in Hanoi, both locals and expats often eat Indian spicy foods. There are many Indian restaurants in Hanoi now. This is a gain for the city as barely a kitchen style is as diverse as the Indian cuisine, with such distinctive aroma and flavors ranging from exotic to curry tasted one. The presented restaurants differ from the usual notions of Indian restaurants and are characterized by a particularly authentic and original cuisine of India. Here the taste buds are seduced in a special way, not only with exotic spices, but often with a special ingredients and flavor. In the list you will also get to know where to enjoy a good curry in all variations, an airy Bhatura or a tasty Tandoori chicken. Another advantage of the Indian cuisine; it is suitable for families, friends, children and beyond all, Indian foods are halal based for those looking for where to eat halal foods in Hanoi Vietnam, enough said, here is the list…

Namaste Indian restaurants in Hanoi

Again, its hard to claim the best halal Indian restaurant in Hanoi with extensive menu, however, interestingly, Namaste is one of the places you can reply on. Instead of the usual ornate decor venues, riddled with topical details, we find a pleasant and welcoming atmosphere, especially if you’re looking for Indian reasonably priced food, the restaurant itself has greatly renovated to welcome all type of clients. The menu is classic and very extensive, is divided into three large blocks: starters, tandoori oven roasts and curries. Dishes that reflect well what is the peculiar Indian cuisine, which is based on flavors and whose key is in the spices that are used to make it, natural and very aromatic. In all cases the spicy foods in Namaste are quite genuine and do not disguise themselves. For those who do not want to face the complications of the long menu there is a menu that includes a good sample of Indian cuisine by popularity. The best, without a doubt, the curries, with different degrees of intensity, from very mild to extremely spicy. The owner promised always fresh and emphatic curry dishes.

For most Indian, having food there is a kind of heaven find in Hanoi where curry based dishes used to be rare to find. And, the best of traditional cuisines makes this the top Indian restaurant in Hanoi and not just for Indian but for both Vietnamese and exports of Hanoi. They have varieties of options for both non-veg and veg. The décor of the place is not too showy or grand. Just a simple Indian restaurant with an authentic Indian ambience with wooden mirrors and lamps hung on the walls. But, the staff is quite warm and hospitable. Do try out the Garlic Naan, Chicken Masala Biryani, Matar Paneer, Onion Bhajjis, Lamb Samosas to name a few.

With extensive menu offering some of the most delicious & authentic Indian cuisnes in Hanoi, foods vary from Vegetarian, Vegan friendly foods, Halal, Gluten Free.  Dalcheeni offer more of royal cuisine scene as well as traditional Indian cuisnes in Hanoi’s west lake area, upon check in, you immediately feel in India. We have tried Prawn Biryani, amazing chicken tikka masala,  and petty much any dish based on well-cooked basmati rice, hot and spicy and flavored with meet, fish and other options, and the excellent Chicken Mandras, a dish that has as its central ingredient a very spicy and spicy curry that flavor tender chicken meat .

According to many reviews on Tripadvisor, this is one of the Indian restaurants in Hanoi with an extensive menu including foods from various part of India, the Dalcheeni is basically is offering the best southern Indian cuisines in Hanoi. The reason for this success is due both to the location – and the elegant Indian style, and obviously to its cuisine prepared with original recipes, authentic curry and cooking methods. Lamb, chicken and prawns are Dalcheeni’s supreme and signature dishes.  however there are also many vegetarian options, with a special menu where you will find the fantastic Vegetarian Kofta: vegetable fritters sautéed in curry sauce.

Intimate and elegant, the Dhaba restaurant in Porta Nuova leaves you speechless for its authentic Indian cuisine, based on high quality products and traditional recipes. Two dishes win hands down: Murgh Mussalam Biryani, or chicken curry with basmati rice flavored with saffron, herbs and spices, cooked and sealed in the traditional degh; and the Bhuna Ghost, sauteed lamb with onions, tomato, ginger and coriander. To book immediately, because the tables are snapped up.

Among the Indian restaurant Hanoi, this place offer unique cuisine that make then stand out of the crowd and make themselves a unique name on Indian restaurants in Hanoi, Vietnam. Start by ordering a mango Lassi, which is the typical Indian yogurt and mango drink, which goes perfectly with the spicy flavors of Indian cuisine. Excellent bread cooked at the moment in an authentic tandoori and Chicken Tikka Masala. Definitely worth trying.

In addition, Dalcheeni Indian restaurant offer beer, wine and other selection of alcoholic drinks along with its food menu.

Vietnamese own offering an Indian curry menu with foods that seems caters tastes of Indian client. The place is near Hanoi old quarter and also offers Malaysian cuisines as well, the restaurant has been running by an Indian chef who knows what is the real taste when it comes to offering the Indian foods. Mai Hanoi has been marked as one of the pioneers of Indian, Malaysian and Chinese eateries in Hanoi. The Indian food serving here are prepared with fresh ingredients and spices imported directly from India.

Mai old quarter offer authentic, locally flavored Indian and Malaysian halal foods with not expensive menu not far from the Hanoi’s old quarter. “The food is exquisite. The decoration keep you warned with the friendly staff who always smile to support your order in a matter of time. I would highlight the service, since the waiters are very attentive and explain all the dishes to you. I think any non-Indian who comes to this restaurant will be delighted with both service and the curry dishes”.

The restaurant has an extensive menu divided by both Indian and Malaysian cuisine which cost about 500.000 VND for two. Owner married a local lady and they both run the business since marriage. The halal food bring you with multitude of flavors and aromas of local southern Indian foods.

In addition, this halal Indian food restaurant in Hanoi has become favorite place for many tourists ,thanks tp its centrally location. The dishes are delicious, especially the Tikka Masala chicken. Apart from the aforementioned Tikka Masala, undoubtedly the star dish, the Tandoori Chicken stands out in a room decorated with figures of Hindu gods. The restaurant’s idiosyncrasy is explained on its value: “We try to bring together the most traditional flavors of India as a way to publicize our culture and philosophy of life. Due to the enormous geographical and population extension of India, the depth of its cuisine allows us to offer varied dishes with very different influences. ”

Vietnamese own Indian restaurant near Hanoi Truc Bach lake. Food-shop 45 delivers nothing but happiness with its variety of Indian food and the old enough designed menu will take your breath away. Food shop 45 is another Indian restaurant located in Truc Bach lake quarter. The restaurant is well-known for its best samosa in Hanoi. The food culture of India is well displayed on the food menu. Quality is matter and the recipe delivers best Authentic Indian cuisines to create dishes such as Biryani, goat rogan josh, or steamed basmati rice, chicken or lamb curry as well as its superb chicken tikka masala. At hoodshop 45 Hanoi there is also an interesting vegetarian menu. Book your table a head on the weekend and special occasions.

In addition, food shop 45 is a good sample of Indian restaurants in Hanoi with its especial foods from Mughlai and northern India, have no doubts: the best Indian restaurant in Hanoi. Refined, charming and, of course, with a delicate Indian touch, it unleashes mind-blowing delicate prepared by the expert hands of chef  from India. Lose yourself in its menu for an evening that will forever change your idea of ​​an Indian restaurant. Also, food shop 45 restaurant offer its food in a 3 story building suit for group booking.

Also, food shop 45 menu includes some of the middle-eastern cuisines plus North Indian foods which takes many expats and locals to savor its aroma and flavor. One of the most popular Indian restaurant in the Ba Dinh district of Hanoi, it serves dishes cooked in the traditional tandoori oven and typical Indian spices from Kerala. Try the Hyderabadi Biryani, or lamb with dried fruit and or spinach curry and or Chicken Irani kabab.

It is always important to know what you eat, especially when you venture to discover exotic kitchens, whose products, recipes and cooking methods are often very distant from local Vietnamese cuisine. It is a premise that we feel obligatory, especially for those who embark on the search for the best Indian restaurant in Vietnam.

Today find more on the menu offered by hoodshop 45 Indian restaurant in Hanoi. You may have heard of Hindi terms such as masala, tandoori, byriani – but what do they really mean, what is their story? While slightly less familiar could be those names that refer to regional traditions, from Punjab to the cuisine of Mughlai and northern India.

To begin with, Masala, for example, is a mix of spices such as cumin, cardamom, black pepper, coriander, turmeric and others, which flavors many dishes, such as Tikka Masala often mistakenly called curry chicken. The tandoori, which lends the name has many Indian recipes, is actually the cast iron oven that exceeds 400 ° C and is used for cooking meat and bread. While byriani indicates the method of steaming rice.

Plus, foodshop 45 offer its food with beer and fine wine, Halal foods are also served separately.

PK is a Pakistani restaurant near Hanoi’s Westlake. The menu offer mediocre -halal based semi-Indian food.  This typical Pakistani/ Indian restaurant located near Hanoi expat area with a magnificent combination of flavors and smells. Feast on best local Indian and Pakistani dishes with halal flavor from all over these two great country in Hanoi Vietnam. The menu is carefully selected from the best spices to bring you with authentic taste like you eat right in India. The freshness and quality of the ingredients make each and every dishes in PK work together to create wonderful and authentic Indian cuisines in Hanoi.

Located near the busy streets of Old Quarter of Hanoi, PK spice offers the cuisine of north western India  and specially Pakistan and the specialties cooked in the tandoori oven. In addition to a useful tasting menu in case of acute indecision, my choice always falls on the preparations that include the oven and I never miss the lamb tikka, lamb marinated in spices and yogurt, the tandoori aloo (tasty and spicy potatoes) or the baighan bartha, eggplant cream enriched by the smoky scent given during cooking. Here too they prepare fresh paneer and in season they serve it in a short cooking with tomatoes and spices; the service is kind though not terribly quick.

The added value of PK spice restaurant is that, although the menu is quite extensive, the dishes are ordered by geographical origin; the owner then proves particularly diligent in indicating the best choice. The naans [Breads] deserve a mention as well as chicken tikka masala and urid dal. In addition to Indian beer, an Indian wine is also available, more folkloric than anything else. The kitchen in general is attenuated in flavors, which makes it suitable for the less accustomed to spicy flavors without detracting from quality.

Mazzi Indian restaurant is many people’s “lets go or delicious foods”. Dense and enchanting atmosphere, full of tapestries and furnishings that helps to identify oneself. The kitchen evokes Indian influences without losing its identity; the mutton stew and the vindaloo chicken are of excellent preparation. Excellent cooking of dal and vegetables in general; the spiciness is not weakened to meet the tastes of the real Indian food in the heart of the Hanoi’s west lake area, the spicy without being exasperated is prevalent. A prompt and welcoming service brightens the evening. At lunch it is also possible to eat in the fast food version with reduced menu and low prices.

As soon as you arrive, you immerse yourself in the atmosphere of an Indian musical and eat accompanied by the incessant. Mazzi is best for Delivery, Takeout, Reservations, Seating, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Serves Alcohol, Free Wifi, Table Service, Outdoor Seating, Private Dining, Wheelchair Accessible, Full Bar, Wine and Beer, Accepts Credit Cards

Muffled atmosphere thanks to its great design, you feel well preserved , soft lighting and a relaxing environment. The cuisine does not stand out for its incisiveness but confirms itself as an excellent India address; the spices are not extreme while maintaining their characteristics. Praiseworthy Dal dal for cooking and meat samosas; sometimes slightly juicy meat stews. I highly recommend the butter chicken and the curry soup; good cooking of rice always al dente and never sticky.

Used to own by someone else pre-covid, but since businesses back to normal and this restaurant also has changed its first owner, the foods seems doesn’t appear well to the Indian food seekers near hanoi city center, lots of negative rates in TripAdvisor and that seems not a good place to eat. Anyway, the restaurant used to offer best menu for tasty halal based Indian and Malaysian foods in Hanoi. Perhaps one of the most recognizable Indian restaurants in Vietnam. The owner continues to push the envelope of creativity with its contemporary take on Indian food. The Lamb Popsicles remains a fan favorite and features an aromatic south-Indian curry that will have you licking your plate clean.

Grills & gravy Indian foods  has brought South Indian cuisine to Hanoi and we love them for it. Large rice batter crepes are filled with various masala spiced potato curries and are served with a comforting aromatic lentil soup called sambar. The massive stuffed tikka masala will surely satisfy any hunger and if you find yourself with late-night cravings for Indian food, Grills and gravy is your best bet.

Ever since Tasty Indian foods opened up in Hanoi Vietnam, we have been crossing our fingers for a location in Hanoi and our wish has been granted. You can now get traditional Indian food you love like butter chicken as well as street snacks like Papri Chaat (sweet and sour cracker salad) and Aloo Tikka (potato cake with yogurt, spices and chickpea curry garnish). Naan in Grills & Gravy are tasty and bog enough to cover two person. Halal foods in this Indian restaurants will cater anyone whose looking for Islamic oriented eastern food in the heart of Hanoi.

This amazing Indian restaurant offer a varied menu priced starts at US$ 7-8 per person and will serve lunch and dinner seven days a week, 365 days a year.