After a long wait, Brussels restaurant opens. I had a chance to taste a sample of the food and atmosphere. It‘s an attractive space with art that suggests Indian culture without retreating into Namaste Indian Restaurant. The food is mostly lighter version of favorites adapted to local ingredients and tastes without compromising tradition. We nibbled off each others‘ plates and intermixed tastes so much that I‘m looking forward to returning and enjoying a real meal but suffice to say there are many treasures there for any fan of India‘s many cuisines . The menu includes many vegetarian dishes and Prices are reasonable too. We didn‘t get a chance to try them but the Lunch Thalis complete meals on a plate, sound especially interesting. The wine list features wines that go particularly well with the well-spiced and sometimes fiery food.
Prices are reasonable— I‘d be tempted by the beers and I am happy that they do have three Indian beers too. I‘d call before heading for dinner, as I‘m sure many people will want to be among the first to satisfy their Indian-food deprivation. You can also have stuffed Indian flat breads including unleavened rotis, shallow - fried parathas, deep - fried purris and baked naan. Served with salads and raita, spiced yogurt containing cucumbers or other vegetables. The price is always reasonable and i open for all 7 days of week for your needs of Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner.
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