5/5 Elettra P. 2 years ago on Google • 88 reviews
The
oldest
Indian
restaurant
in
Milan
offers
succulent
meat
and
veggie
currys,
rich
and
creamy.
The
menu
also
includes
a
selection
of
fragrant
Indian
street
food.
The
house
offers
complimentary
poppadoms
and
dipping
sauces
(yoghurt,
chilli
and
honey)
before
the
meal,
and
digestive
seeds
at
the
end.
Last
night
we
shared
the
mixed
starter
and
two
lamb
currys,
one
extra
spicy,
the
other
in
coconut
and
cashew
sauce.
Vegetarian
options
are
delicious
too
and
include
(but
aren't
limited
to)
chickpea,
aubergine,
and
paneer
curry.
Good
choice
of
bread,
this
time
around
I
had
some
cheese
naan
but
I
also
recommend
their
stuffed
paratha.
They
also
have
a
good
wine
selection
and
Indian
beers,
yoghurt
drinks
and
chai.
Overall,
we
spent
€30
per
person
(party
of
2),
including
1lt
red
house
wine.
At
the
entrance,
visitors
are
welcomed
by
an
eye-catching
shrine
containing
Ganesha,
who
is
always
covered
in
fresh
flower
garlands
and
other
offerings.
Incense
and
candles
are
always
burning
and
diffuse
the
environment
with
a
delicate
scent,
which
doesn't
disturb
the
meal
at
all.
The
main
room
sits
in
dim
light
and
is
nicely
decorated
-
I
really
like
the
combination
of
mid
XX
century
Indian
posters,
Ganesha
icons
and
Indian
furniture.
While
I've
always
dined
inside
before,
last
night
we
chose
a
table
on
the
pavement
outside:
as
the
street
is
quiet,
it's
lovely
to
have
the
option
Staff
are
polite,
service
is
professional
and
efficient.
The
owner
in
his
immacolate
white
tunic
is
always
around,
greeting
people
and
supporting
table
service.
Shri
Ganesh
is
a
favourite
of
mine,
a
local
gem
and
a
great
spot
for
currys
-
most
probably
the
best
Indian
food
you
can
get
in
Milan.
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