Best places: Indian restaurants in Borgarnes, Iceland

👍👍 Incredibly tasty Indian food, with Very nice staff and a chill atmosphere. Fairly priced, not expensive compared to other restaurants in the area. The mango chutney is divine. Would definitely recommend!

👍👍 Good quality and quantity with kind staff behaviour without prior reservation and in downtown. Kadhai Vegetarian and Daal tadka were superb, what to say about Indian masala tea ☕️ it was really good. A nice Indian restaurant with proper Indian cuisine taste. Good to go and taste Indian cuisine.

👍👍 Mama Rama has the best butter chicken I have ever had in my life, and the nan is incredible! While waiting for my food, chef and owner, Arjun makes you feel at home with his smile and conversation about everything between the moon and the sky.. and spices :) Thank you🙏 100% recommend this place

👍👍 As the Icelandic evenings draw in, there's a warm glow emanating from the heart of Reykjavík – it's Austur-Indíafélagið, a culinary jewel where the spices of India meet the cool composure of Iceland. A place where the Murgh Makhani isn't just buttery, it's a velvety revolution on a plate, perfectly...

👍👍 This is one of the only Indian restaurants in the area and it is so good! The chef was bringing in fresh groceries from the market when we sat down so we already knew it was going to be gas. The palak paneer was our favorite — the spinach tasted very fresh and the paneer is made in-house. The naan w...

👍👍 Really enjoyed our Sunday brunch! Friendly service, great food, big portions, and plenty of vegetarian and vegan options. The space is also very nice!

👍👍 It’s good Indian restaurant but a bit overpriced, might be due to Iceland don’t know, limited seating capacity so will have to take out if more than 3-4persons, no other options left. It’s 800-900 meters away from bus stop no. 10-12. Taste of the food was better. It’s good to carry local currency fo...

😠 I wouldn't waste your time. When I walked in and saw only Icelandic staff, and a Chinese chef it shoulda occured to me that this "Indian curry" restaurant would have been cooking off Google Recipe books. 8000 krona, for two BELOW average curries that were barely warm and heavily salted (not sure how...