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Annapurna

The location is unpromising, as is the exterior, but they manage to overcome such trifles and make customers happy by serving up some very good Asian food. Read_on (No Comments)

Arti

A recent reconnaissance proves the forgotten man of Warsaw’s Indian scene is still as good as ever. So it might not look like much, but Arti comes up trumps every time with the super-fiery madras our preferred method of suicide. Read_on (6 Comments)

Arti

We’ve long been promised an Arti Mk II, and lo and behold here it is. Finally. Has it been worth the wait? Certainly. Far more classy than the city centre venue, the Saska Kępa version has a smart look and even a chandelier to its name. Read_on (No Comments)

Bollywood Lounge

Bollywood Lounge
Dark and low-ceilinged, Bollywood feels like the kind of on-the-mark Indian restaurant that friends tell friends about. Read_on (3 Comments)

Bombaj Masala

This local favourite has expanded from its small location in Mokotów to include a surprisingly upscale spot on Jana Pawla, and the suits are all the better for it. Read_on (No Comments)

Bombaj Masala

Things get seriously steamy in Bombaj, a six table venue frequently fogged with clouds of eye stinging spices. It’s small, Read_on (No Comments)

Buddha Indian Restaurant

Buddha Indian Restaurant
Buddha really impressed when they opened up a couple of years back giving us very good Indian food right in the heart of the city. Read_on (13 Comments)

Ganesh

If you can move past the overwhelming incense that greets you at the door, Ganesh offers hearty helpings of Indian food set in a well-planned, modern Eastern interior. Read_on (1 Comment)

Herezja

Herezja
A multi-floored maze with an Asian inspired interior featuring intricate wood carvings, hidden chambers and black painted brickwork. Read_on (No Comments)

India Curry

India Curry
With prices set higher than the competition India Curry is a bit of a favourite with British business types conducting expense account dinners. Read_on (2 Comments)

Katmandu

Gone are the days when a curry in Warsaw would entail a multi-zero bill; Katmandu are the latest in a series of budget-minded restaurants, with a mouth-watering menu featuring Thai, Nepalese and predominantly Indian dishes. Read_on (No Comments)

Maharaja

Maharaja
Inch your way to the top floor by way of a scabby stairwell to find a stained pink interior that smacks of a student ghetto curry house back in England. Read_on (No Comments)

Mandala

Entrance to Mandala is via a grubby courtyard, one occasionally frequented by weathered hags practising a profession as old as they. Read_on (1 Comment)

Royal India

Indian cooking hits new depths of despair in Royal India, a half-hearted effort with a vapid atmosphere and dishes that clearly fall below par: don’t be surprised to find yourself discreetly coughing bits of chicken into your napkin. Read_on (3 Comments)

Saffron Spices

Open less than a year and Saffron Spices has already made big changes, shifting the restaurant from a drab, undecorated space on Plac Konstytucji to a two-story mammoth with views of the street and more atmosphere. Read_on (No Comments)

Sheesha Lounge

Sheesha Lounge
Already established as one of Warsaw’s most exotic nightspots Sheesha also does a solid trade in luring the pre-drinks crowd in with a tantalising menu of eastern delights. Read_on (No Comments)