Very little food at an expensive price. I went yesterday and asked for the recommendation of what is most requested in the house. The man who works there recommended the most expensive and I then recommended a dish that cost 36,000 pesos. A person who was with me ordered a plate of 18 thousand Colombian pesos and it came the same amount as mine and it was better. It doesn't make any sense. Besides, he wanted to hurry me anyway and ask me to order the most expensive. When I ordered my curry I was impressed. Nothing comes with it even with a super high price. Also compared to other Indian restaurants the taste is very salty. The service is bad, because they are always urging you to ask. In the end they charged meaningless taxes and bribes, even though I didn't want to pay. I never recommend! There must be much better places outside the poblado, which as it is a tourist area it must be easy to extort people. Note: I'm super sick with food, which is hard to happen to me. I believe it is due to the strong seasoning or the way of preparation, because the place seemed to me beyond all dirty. I'll have to see a doctor, unfortunately.

I was told time and time again by my friends that if I wanted good indian food I should go here. With a massive eye roll 🙄 I went. Well now I'm going to be that friend that will tell you time and time again you should go here!! The lamb tasted like lamb I get back in Aus.

Their food was good, although I had higher expectations for the prices, which were a bit high. They don't have many options for the level of spice, which was rather disappointing. I love their Chai tea, it feels naturally made from scratch and bit the powder mix you get In many places. Overall it was a decent experience both of the times I was there and I'd go back if I am around, although there are other options which I found more authentic, like Zaaika.

(-) Very small dishes at a very high price. (-) The Curry dishes don’t come with rice or bread, and each additional rise bowl is very small (we ordered 3 extra bowls) (+) Food is served really fast. (Everything is pre prepared) (+) Flavors are good and unique.

Overall good Indian food with good staff in Medellin Colombia. I tried chicken tikka, it was okay to my expectations. Basmati rice really disappointed me. Sounds very simple but when basmati rice done right the grains comes out distinctly longer and pair great with food. It would be nice if they serve wine buy glass instead of by bottles only.

Bad service. Food was maybe passable but not worth the price. The worlds smallest samosas. Girlfriend got stomach pains after eating it. It was so frustrating to even try to load up their menu. Every scanning link was broken except for one. I tried ordering a mai tai and after saying mai tai for two minutes to the inept server, my girlfriend said it several times until she understood. Train better servers or just hire smarter ones.

Best restaurant in Medellin! We tried a lot of different restaurants and Naan is definitely the best one. The service was really great, they gave us few different curry options to taste before picking the dish. They have healthy options with vegetables.

Food was ok. Service was not so good (the person serving us didn’t seem so happy to see us even though it was empty). The lassi was good. Best part of the meal. Naan was ok but tasted more like a laccha paratha. They didn’t have a garlic naan. Curry was ok (we tried butter chicken - some of the chicken was very hard). Also prawn tikka masala which was ok. Rice was good. It didn’t live up to the expectations unfortunately. Not as good as other Indian I’ve had in Poblado

Went in for dinner and ordered a dish. It was such an un satisfactory portion. Even less than half of what a normal person usually would have for dinner. No where close to the amount paid for a nice good meal.

Delicious Indian Food! Gluten free options available:-)

about the vegan options- they have many dishes. Every thing is very good! I took dal, rice, orange soup (!), and more. I came twice because it was so good and also in a very beautiful area. big Con: High prices and the meals are not big

The service is good. The ESPINACAS CRUJIENTES appetizer was a slight twist on traditional spinach pakora, and was tasty. The NAAN was ok, light and fluffy. The veg dishes were just ok. The flavour seems different compared to other traditional Indian restaurants.. not a bad but thing but different.

No menus have to use your cell, which I don't own, luckily I'm familiar with Indian food to know what to order without a menu. Couldn't order garlic naan, had to get plain naan that didn't even have ghee or or butter on top. Ordered the chana marsala ( garbanzo beans), the worst I have ever had. Besides coming with fried onions on top it was in a sweet chunky salsa. As far as service I did not feel they were attentive, was not checked in upon after my food came and waited a long time after my dishes were cleared for the bill, which I finally had to ask for.

Excellent indian restaurant. Great menu and amazing flavours. Staff are very friendly and experienced. Love the craft beers. Love the currys. Love the sauces. A big thanks to the staff for an enjoyable lunchtime experience.

Everything was excellent. Great vegan and meat options.

They never deliver cutlery, I asked one Rappi app 3 times but the ignore it every time

Food was decent but quite far from authentic or conventional Indian taste and texture. Lack of elaborate spice mixes. Service was very nice though. Prices are too high for what the kitchen delivers in my view, expensive drinks as well - - you essentially pay for the location. Still, can do if you crave for Indianish food and they have some veggie options.

Super delicious Indian food in the El Poblado neighborhood in Medellin. Good portions and inexpensive. I've eaten here twice and loved it both times.

I really enjoyed the food. It was Indian inspired but definitely had a twist you could taste. Service was excellent.

Average, bordering good. But a bit pricy, too. Being from England, this is what we would rate as a 'Sainsbury's Indian Ready Meal'... it's edible, and hits the spot, but it's not quite authentic Indian recipe. I'd go again, the staff were friendly enough and the experience was pleasant. A wider choice of beer would be good too, not just the two craft beers they had in cans. Also more options for Naan bread, like pishwari, garlic, butter etc. Not just plain... The restaurant is called 'Naan' so you'd expect there'd be a variety. I hope that's a fair review. I also ran a Curry Club for 10 years, and know average, good and outstanding dishes.

Had Naan for take out. The food was packaged well and delivered intact. The food was delicious. My only complaint is that I found the portion a bit small.