Tandoor Palace
- Venue type: Eat
- Subcategory: Indian
- Location: Marszalkowska 21/25, Warsaw, Poland
- E-mail: tandoor@tandoor.com.pl
- Website: http://www.tandoor.com.pl/
- Wifi: No idea
- Wheelchair access: No idea
About Tandoor Palace
Ok, maybe because Poland in general (especially outside of Warsaw) is so deprived of good Indian food (or anything Asian for that matter), maybe because I haven't had food that wasn't Polish or Italian in ages, or maybe because I absolutely love spicy foods, which seem to be missing completely from the Polish palate, as I was eating at Tandoor Palace, I thought that it may just be the best restaurant EVER.
Ok, maybe that's an exaggeration, but I would bet that it is the best Indian restaurant in Poland (which isn't saying much, but should not downgrade its quality). Perhaps it's because Tandoor offers another element so often missing in Polish cuisine: variety. As the sheer amount of choice on the menu is mind-boggling when you're used to picking from 3 types of pierogi, it's best to go with some friends and order several dishes and split everything.
Of course, you do get what you pay for, and Tandoor is definitely not the cheapest place to eat out in the city. That said, compared to some overpriced pseudo-American steak joint, you will definitely get more taste for your zloty here. Best of all, you're served by actual Indians here, a sure sign of authenticity!
Be sure to order plenty of rice and fresh naan bread to soak up the delicious sauces as well!
Rating:
Ok, maybe that's an exaggeration, but I would bet that it is the best Indian restaurant in Poland (which isn't saying much, but should not downgrade its quality). Perhaps it's because Tandoor offers another element so often missing in Polish cuisine: variety. As the sheer amount of choice on the menu is mind-boggling when you're used to picking from 3 types of pierogi, it's best to go with some friends and order several dishes and split everything.
Of course, you do get what you pay for, and Tandoor is definitely not the cheapest place to eat out in the city. That said, compared to some overpriced pseudo-American steak joint, you will definitely get more taste for your zloty here. Best of all, you're served by actual Indians here, a sure sign of authenticity!
Be sure to order plenty of rice and fresh naan bread to soak up the delicious sauces as well!
4 / 5
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Comments
It was the first time a server actually WANTED me to speak English! Nice one. Great food too - just wish the portions were a bit bigger, but I guess that's the norm in Indian restos.
Written by roygbiv on 17/11/08 at 10:40 AM
true, but given the size of the portions they still turned out to be surprisingly filling, and i didn't leave the place feeling like i needed a five hour nap like after eating polish food.
Written by bildungsroman on 02/12/08 at 5:22 AM