Naan

We spent 4 days in Medellin and this place has the best food hands down! We started with a chai frio and a mango lassi. The chai was flavorful and delicious and the lassi was perfectly sweet, tart, and refreshing! We ordered the lamb madras, safrani pistachio rice, mango and rad chutney, and 3 garlic naan. The food didn’t take long to come and it was absolutely DELICIOUS! We shared and it was enough for us both but if you have a bigger appetite I recommend getting 2 entrees. The flavors were incredible, everything went so well together for the perfect bite. We left so satisfied with the restaurant. It’s on the main restaurant road and the decor is beautiful.

New ordered NAAN ( Indian bread) and curry panner 🍛 for lunch Food was amazing. Samosa chat was good . Service is amazing. One of most fluffy naan I had in years.

I really like this restaurant! The food is delicious, the service is excellent, and I highly recommend it.

Everything amazing! Delicious!!! The taste was absolutely immaculate and the service was amazing❣️ Got the Chole Samosas and the Chicken Makhani

Genuinely incredible Indian food. So so good. Don’t hesitate. The only downside is digital menus. When you arrive at a restaurant and everybody is immediately on their phones it’s not social or at all. There’s also adverts for dishes when you’re browsing the menu, get rid of this trend of digital menus

I don’t one megative comment about this restaurant. The food was sooooo delicious, very. Everything we order from the salad, appetizers, and the main course was perfectly prepared. Two beriyanis, the lentil dish, and chicken with coconut milk, onion pakora, and the three salads were so good. The waiters were really nice and friendly, they even helped to suggest some dishes. I strongly recommend this Indian restaurant.

Seems like the chef saw a documentary on Indian food and created a restaurant on that basis. The food was bland, with no masalas, the flavours and textures do not resemble actual Indian food, the portions were small and stingy, and the plates extremely over priced. In overall, it seems more like a trap for people that have never tried Indian food, and are now charged a lot for an Indian-themed corrientazo.

First of all, it was strange the waiter didn’t knew what is chilli or fresh pepper then she push my guest to order expensive dish then what she really wanted to order and the last the food was definitely not made my Indian/Pakistani cook if it was then he/she really need to learn a lot more, maybe local Colombians who given them good reviews they never tried authentic Indian food before ! And the last but not least it’s over priced for Colombia compare with other restaurants here !