Food Inn India Long Street (Halaal)

I walked to get there was propositioned numerous times. I was also offered both cocaine and mdma! Despite this, the walk if you are up to it, is entertaining. My tip would be to zig zag down the road when you see a congregation ahead of you. ie simply cross to the other side. I had the lamb bunny chow, which was next level tasty. Chicken and vegetable also on the menu. It came with two small servings of daal and a salad thing. I would have preferred diced coconut with sliced banana to have something sweet to counteract the hot. Alas not. With a drink I paid 160 rand which is less than $15 Australian dollars. GREAT VALUE. It was very filling and I left about a third uneaten. A lot of the meat was quite grisly but there was enough sauce and tender meat to keep me happy. I had a big comfortable booth to myself, very comfortable seats. Staff were very friendly. Highly recommended despite not giving 5 stars.

Had the shawarma from here. It was sceptical but it did not disappoint. One of the best shawarmas I have ever had. So much flavour and fresh ingredients used There are plenty other options for food but this shawarma has to be the best. Price is fair but creeping up to the higher side. Staff are fine. Not too friendly but not rude either I will return just for the shawarma.

We bought lamb curry with naan, and Tikka chicken also with chips and naan, the lamb curry was more like a thick stew, and the meat if u can call it meat was just sinew and bones and that was definately not lamb...it was horrible, my 10 year old daughter can make a much tastier and better curry...the tandoori chicken was bone dry, and the chips was good, the Naan was amazing..and if we knew we would have most probably ordered naan alone...cos we basically didn't eat we packed up our food and gave it to homeless in street, which I still feel that food isn't fit for human consumption... Being in Holy month of ramadaan and to serve this poor quality of food is a disgrace...

for lunch during my 3-day Cape Town trip. The location is very convenient—only a couple of minutes’ walk from the CitySightseeing bus stop (Stop 5) on Long Street. I ordered the Maharaja Thali (about R170). The portion size is very large—definitely one of the biggest positives, and I even took some away. The restaurant also has plenty of seating if you want to dine in. Food quality was average for me (I’m used to Indian/Pakistani-style food). Most of the veg items felt quite similar—three different curries but with almost the same dark curry base (cauliflower, dhal, and potato), so it lacked variety and distinct flavours for the price. The kebabs and chicken piece were cooked well and tasted fine. Overall: standard halal Indian food, nothing special, but great portions and a convenient stop if you’re exploring Long Street.

Around 4 stalls in the same building/food court along Long Street. Large variety of food. Food is good and served quite fast. Place is rather clean and well maintained.

Food was ok for the price no service self service and bad air conditioning

Packing was soooo poor, food leaking, rice leaking everywhere messed up. Will see how the food taste….

Some of the best curry dishes i have had in Cape Town. Service is always fast and the food is of high quality. Prices is very good for large portions. I would recommend this for great family eat outs with a variety of dishes to choose from. Comfortable seats and proper tables with great local food for a great time always guaranteed. Affordable menu with a wide variety of choices, but the taste didn't quite live up to expectations. For a satisfying experience, I recommend opting for simpler dishes rather than the oily fried rice or non-local items. Overall, an average dining option that could use some improvements!