Great india
| Fleminggatan 62B, Stockholm |
5 priser
8.00/10.00 |
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+46 8 651 99 01 |
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Johan Welin (27.10.2017 16:40)
A good Indian restaurant. Rustic food, no compromises. You'll get a menu with classic treats and it performs well. I can recommend it if you're into Indian food.
A good Indian restaurant. Rustic food, no compromises. You'll get a menu with classic treats and it performs well. I can recommend it if you're into Indian food.
E. Blofeld (25.10.2017 21:37)
A bit pricey but well worth it. The food is over the standard.
The owner ain’t the happiest person I’ve ever met. Seems very uninterested, kind of rude.
Nice place to sit outside in the sun on summer afternoons and evenings
A bit pricey but well worth it. The food is over the standard.
The owner ain’t the happiest person I’ve ever met. Seems very uninterested, kind of rude.
Nice place to sit outside in the sun on summer afternoons and evenings
Shahana Tabassum (20.10.2017 17:11)
Food is yummy but the ambiance and hospitality can be better.
Food is yummy but the ambiance and hospitality can be better.
David Enbom (20.07.2017 18:13)
Good food. Slightly pricey. Nice staff.
Good food. Slightly pricey. Nice staff.
Svein Kleiven (10.07.2017 21:03)
Probably the best Indian in Stockholm (and I have tried a few...).
If you are not too afraid of a little spicy I can recommend Dal Gosht which is delicious at this restaurant!
I would describe this as a slightly spicy cassoulet and very tasty!
Otherwise, their less spicy Chicken Tikka Sizlar is excellent also!
A small minus is that they only serve less alcoholic beer but who goes to an Indian restaurant to booze anyway...
Probably the best Indian in Stockholm (and I have tried a few...).
If you are not too afraid of a little spicy I can recommend Dal Gosht which is delicious at this restaurant!
I would describe this as a slightly spicy cassoulet and very tasty!
Otherwise, their less spicy Chicken Tikka Sizlar is excellent also!
A small minus is that they only serve less alcoholic beer but who goes to an Indian restaurant to booze anyway...
