Downtown Namaste India has been operating in the Warsaw market since 2006. Over the years, the restaurant has won the sympathy of a large number of Varsovians. It also attracts numerous tourists visiting the city. The restaurant's philosophy is to create traditional Indian dishes that at the same time taste like home food. In addition to its local activities, Namaste regularly exhibits at the Indian food festivals and various themed events. It also does catering. The décor is colourful, upbeat and very inviting, which fits perfectly with the idea of 'namaste'. Which exactly means 'I bow to you' and is meant to be a warm welcome.

Here you will eat salads, hot aromatic soups, vegetarian and meat snacks, vegetarian main courses, mutton and chicken dishes and seafood. So-called 'sizzling plates' served with basmati rice or Indian bread are very popular. These include, for example, tiger prawns marinated in lentil flour served on a hot platter grilled in a tandoor oven and served with onion and tomato sauce. Traditional Indian bread and oven breads with a variety of toppings can also be ordered here as a separate dish. For dessert, you'll have fried milk balls with cardamom, a dessert of milk and bread or an insane Indian ice cream.

Indian Taste has two locations in Warsaw: in Powiśle and in nearby Żoliborz near the Westfield Arkadia shopping centre. Whether you fancy a smaller snack or need to satisfy a big hunger, you will find plenty of interesting offers here. There is no shortage of options for vegans on the menu. These include a delicious creamy curry with jackfruit, vegan 'chicken' made from soya beans or typically vegetable dishes. One of these is a traditional dish from Rajasthan made with five different types of lentils. The local soups are of great interest. Among others, long-cooked low-temperature tomato soup, yellow lentil shorba, fresh spinach cream and spicy chicken soup.

In addition to main dishes and snacks, the kitchen serves Indian yoghurt drinks (for example with coriander and spices or rose lassi), Indian yoghurt raita in sauteed or topped versions. On weekdays, Indian Taste locations serve lunches. When visiting this Indian restaurant with friends or family, you can opt for a so-called 'Set Menu'. It is designed for two or four people and includes a variety of starters and several main courses. This gives the whole group the opportunity to sample Indian flavours at a shared table.

India Gate is one of the best Indian restaurants in WarsawThe building is located in the heart of the Śródmieście district. It is a very atmospheric place, easily accessible not only by car but also by public transport. Among other things, you will enjoy aromatic dishes from the traditional tandoori oven, such as Indian breads and pancakes, as well as fish, prawn, chicken and lamb dishes. You'll also find several soups on the menu (including fresh tomato cream, yellow lentil soup with ginger and spicy chicken soup) and a flavoursome tikka salad.

You can also choose from one of the typical South Indian dishes. The most popular are thin pancakes stuffed with egg, pancakes made of lentil and rice flour and crispy lentil doughnuts. India Gate restaurant is known for its delicious desserts. Here you'll eat channa cheese with honey and nuts, sweet carrots cooked in milk and traditional milk ice cream with pistachios and cashew nuts. For lunch or dessert, you'll drink lemonade made from lemons, guavas or mangoes, or mango lassi or one of the exotic juices.

India King Restaurant is another - in addition to Mr India. indian restaurant of our list located in Ursynów. The restaurant is spacious and colourful, and there is a large garden in operation during the spring and summer seasons. The restaurant serves a very wide range of dishes from North and South India. You'll find plenty of suggestions for a filling dinner and finer snacks. Guests here are very keen to choose dishes on hot platters, for example fried pieces of fish with peppers, onions and Indian spices or an analogous dish with lamb, prawns or white cheese.

Popular here are biriyani, which are basmati rice-based dishes with meat or vegetarian side dishes. There are also several shrimp-specific options on the menu. These include prawns cooked in onion and tomato sauce, spicy, chilli and garlic, almond and vegetable sauce and prawn curry. The main courses with lamb and chicken here have many versions varying in spices and accompaniments. At India King you will also eat good soups, salads and snacks fried and prepared in the oven tandoori. Desserts are also worth looking out for, including a rice flour dessert with milk and saffron.

Under the RASOI banner there are two restaurants with north indian cuisine - in Piaseczno near Warsaw and in the city centre on Chmielna Street. The cuisine here is based on traditional recipes and spice compositions. The interiors combine elements inspired by Indian art and culture with a minimalist contemporary base. RASOI's menu features a variety of classic Indian main dishes based on chicken, mutton, seafood, fish and vegetables. Among the delicacies served here are those from the tandoori oven.

At RASOI you will also eat Indian pancakes, basmati rice dishes (including the colourful basmati rice Saffron Pulao), yoghurt raita, salads and soups (including the traditional lentil dahl soup and spicy vegetable soup). The chef has also provided options for vegans. Those on a plant-based diet can eat here, for example, vegetable pullets in curry sauce, Indian chickpeas in tomato and onion sauce, potatoes in spinach and cream sauce or fried lentils with vegetables. For dessert, the kitchen offers cheese balls in sugar syrup served hot and various versions of lassi.