Zaika Indian Restaurant Hanoi

I recently returned to Zaika Indian Restaurant in Hanoi after 3-4 months, and it did not disappoint. In fact, I dined here twice within two weeks, and both experiences were outstanding. The service was attentive, and the staff were always ready to accommodate any request with a smile. The food, as always, was of excellent quality, with rich flavors and authentic Indian spices. Zaika continues to be a top choice for anyone craving delicious, well-prepared Indian cuisine. Highly recommended!

Delicious food 10/10. Service was good and fast but waitress playing on her phone standing next to us with the volume loud. The place needs a bit more care but overall a very positive experience and great food (cheesy garlic naan was amazing)

Good butter chicken, small size naan. Service is ok, bathroom are kind of dirty it’s a shame. Prices ok

Always happy with my Indian cuisine here with my friends. We love how they cook the food with strong aroma and flavor. It really has a kick when something noted with 2 chillies in the menu is ordered hihi. Love the food here so much we will always come back for more!

Delicious food. I came here because my friend recommended it as the best tasting Indian food in Hanoi and it definitely is. It's a small basic restaurant. Not the fine dining look like many other Indian restaurants I've tried in Hanoi. Probably wouldn't be a place for a date, but if you want delicious Indian food you should give it a try.

Very Good Food Authentic Indian Chinese like haka noodles chilli chicken manchurian honey chilli potato butter chicken made by Garwali cook ( Uttarakhand people) Nice place to eat Specially for North Indian. Sare jahan se acha Hindustan Hamara

Food Quality is good however service is not that good they offer 4 person table with one extra chair even if you are visiting with 6-7 year old kid, quite small table for 5 people, can’t even accommodate ordered dishes on the table very clumsy. Food preparation is good however quantity not that appreciable looking at the price tag. However if you are finding Indian food near old quarters, one can check

My recent visit to Zaika in Hanoi's bustling Old Quarter left me with mixed feelings. The restaurant's prime location in the heart of the city is definitely a plus, offering a convenient spot to enjoy a meal while exploring the historic area. However, when it comes to the food itself, I couldn't help but feel a bit disappointed. While the menu promised a taste of authentic Indian cuisine, the flavors fell short of expectations. I found the dishes to be average at best, and I couldn't help but compare the offerings to other Indian restaurants in the vicinity that seem to do a better job in capturing the essence of the cuisine. One particular letdown was the papad masala, which not only appeared old but emitted a rather unpleasant odor. It's unfortunate that this experience overshadowed what could have been an enjoyable meal. While the ambiance and location are definite draws, I would suggest that those seeking a truly memorable Indian dining experience might want to explore other options in the area that deliver on both taste and quality.