Horn OK Please

Some of the best Indian food I’ve had. Two of us shared the non veg Thali, like a sampler platter, with chicken biryani, and everything was delicious. It was a good size for two for lunch without feeling very full. If we’d had time we would’ve gone back again and gotten just the Chettinad Chicken.

Amazing place with amazing friendly staff. I was here last weekend during a busy hour. The staff let us wait inside while our table was getting cleaned. My curry was quite cold when I got it and when staff asked if everything was OK they got me a new portion which was great. It was very crowded, but in a cosy way. The only downside is we sat at the corner with a camera pointing right at us which was a bit weird. We thought the music was cool.

Very unassuming Indian Restaurant in Gent. But the food tasted authentic and tasty. We had dosas, idly, Gobi Manchuria, paneer butter masala and paratha, rice and biriyani. Reasonably priced and tasty. All cooked afresh and served hot. The girl there who served is doing Masters and doing her job here. Very efficient, polite and friendly.

Gobi manchurian and mango lassi were great. Lighting is a bit dark and overall a small space so it can get quite chaotic, so if that's the ambience you're going for then this is the place.

Good food. Portions are a little small and mango lassi was disappointing but everything else was great. Dosa, sambar, chutney. Chettinad chicken was amazing and so was gobi Manchurian Place is small too

Small place with a tiny kitchen but the foot was amazing!! Had the chicken Indian platter. A range of amazing tastes.

Sorry to say but this was the worst Indian food I had in a very long time. I took the vegan Chettinad curry and it was tasteless and very watery. They added some tofu balls which is not very Indian as tofu is not used in Indian cuisine! Besides, they were not marinated and tasted like rubber... My wife was also not very impressed with her dish. The paratha was good though and the waitress is cute and friendly!

Horn Ok Please in Ghent is a delightful spot for Indian street food lovers. The flavors are authentic, with the Gobi Manchurian being a standout—crispy and packed with spice. Seating is limited, so reservations are recommended. Though Wada Sambar isn’t on the menu, it’s available—just ask about their new offerings! Do visit

Wow. My friend and I were craving some Indian, and came across this place! All I can say is.. this is the best Indian I've ever had in my life!! Atmosphere is so lovely, and the staff was so kind.