A good map or an honest taxi driver are what you'll need to make it out here. That obstacle conquered and you'll be faced with a more bijou and informal version of the Tandoor Palace. That means great food and fast service. [...]

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You may simply know Bollywood as a place to get trousered in while tapping around to Indian dance hits. But behold, it’s much more than that. Hit them during ordinary hours and you’ll find a kitchen that consistently throws up some of the best food in the city. The menu is small and con [...]

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Bored of the sushi explosion? Then pay heed, the people of Warsaw are discovering that Indian food doesn’t necessarily result in scorched tonsils and a sore bottom. Here’s one of the latest Indian restaurants to crack Warsaw, and the results are very good indeed. Recommended is the Buddha Spice, a tomato heavy creation with just enough spice to keep your interest, and perfectly complimented by a stack of soft, floppy naans. Interiors are an almost over-indulgent nod to traditional India, while prices a step below you Nowy Świat standard.
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You might brace yourself for the worst when visiting LaBono. Set in the heart of pikey Praga you’ll find Warsaw’s latest Indian inside a shabby brick building, black snow piled in mountains round the entrance. It doesn’t look too promising, so surprise, surprise then that this tra [...]

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Entrance to Mandala is via a scummy courtyard, one usually frequented by tramps scavenging for cig butts. It’s through this assault course you’ll happen across one of the best budget secrets in Warsaw, a place heavily populated by students and swampland characters sporting scary dreadlocks. Decorated with whitewashed walls and vague industrial touches this place morphs into a decent club at weekends, but most people will prefer to know it for its stonking Indian/Nepalese cooking.
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When Namaste first opened in 2006 it proved such a success story a new venue was needed to cope with the overflow custom. Guess what, that proved such a success story yet another venue was needed. So presto, the original Clay Oven has closed, and moved approximately seventy five metres down Piwna to expanded premises at number twelve. And if you thought the previous effort was pretty good, then bow down and worship at what is up there with the great Indian restaurants of Central Eastern Europe. There’s no such thing as a bad meal here, but to really hit the high notes order the butter chicken – incomparable to any other curry in town. Also at: ul. Nowogrodzka 15 (C-4) and ul. Nowogrodzka 27 (B-4).
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