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What are some recommended reasonably priced Indian restaurants in the Sukhumvit/Nana area of Bangkok?
Aug 19, 2023
3 years ago
Val **********
ORIGINAL POSTERHi, we have a craving for Indian tucker for dinner tonight.
Do you have a favourite reasably priced Indian restaurant in the Sukhumvit/Nana area that you recommend.
Thank you.
Do you have a favourite reasably priced Indian restaurant in the Sukhumvit/Nana area that you recommend.
Thank you.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The post inquires about reasonably priced Indian restaurants in the Sukhumvit/Nana area of Bangkok. Several recommendations arise, including:
1. **Bukhara's Indian** - Noted for its linen napkins and good food, though on the pricier side.
2. **Dosa King** - A vegetarian restaurant lauded for its outstanding food.
3. **Annapurna** - Located near the Burmese embassy, suggested for cheap and good meals.
4. **Food Court at Emporium** - A fallback option for casual dining.
5. **Pubjab Grill** - Excellent service and ambiance but slightly over budget.
6. Suggestions to check **Eatigo** for more options and discounts, and mention of the notable **Om Ganesh** near On Nut station.
There are mixed feelings expressed about the quality and pricing of Indian food in Thailand, with some urging to opt for home cooking for the best experience.
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David **********
I had a 440 Baht Indian meal the other week at a cafeteria style place on Soi 22 - better to pay 1300 per head and get a good meal. Indian is very expensive here.
Michael *******
Use eatigo and go to the rembrandt.
David **********
@Michael ******
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Edgar ************
Indian food is disgustingly overpriced in Thailand, and is the same western-indian restaurant quality that sucks ass. If you're serious about indian food, buy a huge bag of all the common spices and learn to make indian food yourself. The quality will be far superior to anything rushed in a restaurant.
Michael ********
@Ned *******
have you been to little india or near the hindu temple. Dosa maybe 60 baht etc etc. I agree in ones the are in tourist areas they are vastly overpriced. Bangkok has quite a large Indian population they mainly dont go where the tourists goEdgar ************
@Michael *******
Yes have, the prices were okay and the quality was okay. If you want mind blowing indian food, you need to make it yourself with quality ingredients and slow cooking.Michael ********
@Ned *******
in your opinionEdgar ************
@Michael *******
I'm practically a world class indian chef at this point, Michael. My friends and family have told me they've never tasted anything like my food at indian restaurants - it's next level.Reply to
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Val **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Michael *******
I can see we will have to go to little India.Reply to
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Even *****
Great authentic North Indian food at Amritsr and the prices could fit the bill too. They've got a couple locations in the area you mentioned.
Ravi *********
@Even ************
As an Indian I can vouch , the food is stale and recycled stuff. Be careful I had a bad experience and some others as wellReply to
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Jo **********
Why do you need a truck
Paul *******
29th floor of Holiday Inn, corner of Sukhumvit road and Soi 22. It's a little more upmarket though not particularly expensive. Maybe 1000-1500 Baht per person.
Val **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Paul ******
will save that one for special occasion, thanks PaulReply to
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Lincoln *******
Pubjab grill in soi 13 is excellent, a little over budget but depends on what you order. Spectacular service, food and ambience
Erin ***************
Food Court at Emporium
Val **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Erin **************
yes we have eaten there a few times, it's our fall back.Reply to
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Carl ********
If you don’t mind 10 minutes on the bts there Is a great Indian near on nut station . “Om Ganesh” on sukhumvit 50 about 200 meters from the station. One of the tastiest I’ve ever had.
Val **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Carl *******
I will check it out , thanks.Reply to
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Roberto *********
Bukhara's Indian near Nana. One of the few places in Thailand which give you linen napkins
Kool *******
Lots of them on eatigo.com.
Tapan ***************
@Kool ******
Mrs Balbir Should be soi 3Kool *******
@Tapan **************
could you message eatigo with that detail, and let them know please.Val **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Tapan **************
menu looks nice 👍 thanksReply to
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Kool *******
You can make reservations as little as 30 minutes before you want to eat, and with good discounts. There are lots of Indian restaurants, and you can also look at different area listings. It's the most used reservation app in Bangkok.
James *********
@Kool ******
WOW! Very Nice 👍💯Reply to
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Val **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Kool ******
thanks I will take a lookReply to
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Steve *******
Dosa King. Vegetarian but you won’t notice. Outstanding food
Michael ********
Dosa King but if you want cheap and good annapurna near burmese embassy. Also near indian emporium loads of indian cafes with proper indian food not like they sell to westerners
John ***********
@Michael *******
I second your recommendation. It's an Indian area and one of my favourite spots in Bangkok.Michael ********
@John **********
yes its quite nice by the canal now. I think they should do an indian side and chinese side of the canal and more cultural things could be a nice spotJohn ***********
@Michael *******
You have to be prepared to wait for a table at some of the more popular Indian restaurants. It is a nice spot for dining outdoors.Reply to
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Val **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Michael *******
thank you Michael I will check these outMichael ********
@Val *********
looking at your budget. King Dosa is easily there and i personally think its the best in Bangkok its vegetarian but modern. Clients are usually all Indian which is a good sign.Reply to
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Ron *******
Opposite the Landmark hotel.
It's the oldest Indian restaurant in Bangkok.
Great food but not cheap by any stretch of the imagination.
It's the oldest Indian restaurant in Bangkok.
Great food but not cheap by any stretch of the imagination.
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Kevin **********
Define reasonably priced
Val **********
ORIGINAL POSTER@Kevin *********
upto 1000 baht for twoVal **********
ORIGINAL POSTERThanks Kevin
Kevin **********
@Val *********
Saravana Bhavan....or Dosa King is decent...but I would wait till Sunday and do unlimited brunch at Indus... but that would be likely 2500 for 2 with drinks.Reply to
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