As the title says. I want something good when I come into town tomorrow and in the future.
There are so many options in Taipei but it seems that KS doesn’t have many?
As the title says. I want something good when I come into town tomorrow and in the future.
There are so many options in Taipei but it seems that KS doesn’t have many?
Here is a link to an Indian restaurant chain, [阿三印度料理], with 2 locations in Kaohsiung.
The site is in English and Chinese.
They have their menu on the site with directions to both restaurants.
Here is a link to a blog entry, written in Mandarin, but with pictures of the restaurant.
http://savon.pixnet.net/blog/post/12916844
I’ve eaten at both restaurants- they’re not bad.
[quote=“kungwan2000”]Here is a link to an Indian restaurant chain, [阿三印度料理], with 2 locations in Kaohsiung.
http://india.e-dog.com.tw/
The site is in English and Chinese[/quote]
Also ate there & enjoyed the food, but always hate paying extra for rice & naan. Good chai though, and just about every other customer in the place was actually Indian (or S. Asian variation thereof), so that says something…
…It might just mean that there are no other Indian restaurants in the area, but actually the food was pretty good.
Has anyone tried this restaurant yet? Or heard about it? From the photos it looks promising. Professional chefs.
Maharaja / 瑪哈印度餐廳
392 Mingcheng 2nd Road
Kaohsiung
Their own webpage, I suppose:
tw.myblog.yahoo.com/jw!RGn0BYCfE … uE0810w–/
Someone’s blog / review:
philophobia.pixnet.net/blog/post/97411474
Any current updates? All the information is very old?
Lahore拉合爾異國美食
No. 86號, Linquan Street, Lingya District, Kaohsiung City, 802
07 726 6803
I go here every week , very nice food.
Great place and boss, I go maybe one or twice a month. I had lunch wrap and lassi, and great Carrot cake nearby today also great prices lunch under NT$150.
When I lived in Kaohsiung it was my go to Indian food place.
The sad truth is that Taipei is far superior to Kaohsiung when it comes to Indian food. I can’t remember if I tried ‘Lahore’, but I’ll give it another shot (my feeling is maybe I did once and I wasn’t blown away).
There is a hole-in-the-wall place run by a super nice Pakistani guy who has been here for 30+ years. The one time I went there (it’s out of the way for me and they don’t deliver) I remember it was decent, but the menu is limited. I’m 90% sure this is the place.
I’m always on the search for carrot cake, which is hard to find here. Do you remember the name of the place?
Thanks. By the way, for anyone visiting Taoyuan and in the mood for carrot cake, the only place I know of that sometimes has it (as well as apple pie, brownies, etc.) is Café de M&L李 in Nankan.
Maharaja is good.
The only one I’ve been to is Rawat, and I was disappointed. The food had a Taiwanese flavor to it (Five Spice, maybe?) that wasn’t necessarily bad, but definitely didn’t taste like Indian food, and was therefore not what I expected or wanted.
I’ve resorted to cooking it myself to get the beef vindaloo spice and flavour I’m used to. But when I cant be bothered I go to Dennis Indian Restaurant. Though looks closed until February.
Dennis 印度餐廳, Kaohsiung, Taiwan. 1,175 likes · 5 talking about this · 416 were here. We are a small Indian restaurant located in kaohsiung city, we offer authentic Indian food and desserts. To taste...
Thanks. By the way, for anyone visiting Taoyuan and in the mood for carrot cake, the only place I know of that sometimes has it (as well as apple pie, brownies, etc.) is Café de M&L李 in Nankan.
its cheaper than one I ate ($125)
I’ve resorted to cooking it myself to get the beef vindaloo spice and flavour I’m used to. But when I cant be bothered I go to Dennis Indian Restaurant. Though looks closed until February.
Maybe you can open a cafe and cook !
I’ve resorted to cooking it myself to get the beef vindaloo spice and flavour I’m used to. But when I cant be bothered I go to Dennis Indian Restaurant. Though looks closed until February.
Will they re open??
Quoted from a reply on their facebook from 3 days ago:
Hello we are expected to open on Friday, 2/12
If otherwise will notify you if earlier or later, thank you
I’d think an Indian/Pakistani Restaurant might involve some hand to hand combat and small arms fire comin from the kitchen.