Restaurants in India
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Beach House at Taj Holiday Village
The open-air, waterside setting at chef Urbano de Rego’s traditional Goan restaurant is not to be missed. Chef Rego was the first to bring Goan foo... More -
Britannia & Co.
Dine on an aromatic mound of saffron-splashed rice laced with chunks of mutton kebab, elaborately decorated with fried onions and cashews, and acce... More -
China House, Mumbai
Opened in May 2007, China House’s chic, ultramodern décor and multiple levels draw Bollywood’s A-list. Look out for Bipasha Basu or the Bachchans s... More -
Henry Tham Chinese Restaurant
Henry Tham operates under a Zen philosophy: simple décor, authentic food, and great music. The restaurant specializes in modern Chinese cuisine and... More -
Indigo, Mumbai
Mumbai mainstay Indigo’s lengthy wine list is famed. But the drinks are just the tip of this exclusive iceberg. The Euro-Asian cuisine includes dis... More -
Kewpie's Kitchen
Tuck into a plate of yellow lentils and the river fish called begti at this landmark restaurant in the southern part of town. More -
Khan Chacha
Since 1968, Banda Hasan has been dishing up his famous char-grilled kathi rolls—thin roti roomali bread filled with minced mutton, paneer (cheese),... More -
Koh by Ian Kittichai
In August of 2010, Thailand-born chef Pongtawat Ian Chalermkittichai (of New York's Kittichai) opened Koh by Ian Kittichai in Mumbai's InterContine... More -
Moti Mahal
This restaurant chain, with dozens of franchised locations throughout Delhi and other cities, claims to have invented the world-renowned Indian dis... More -
Mums Kitchen
As much an archive of home recipes as a popular lunch spot serving up crab fritters and prawns caldin (a green-chile-and-coconut stew), Mums is ano... More -
O’Papagaio
Sample four varieties of piri-piri at this restaurant, which serves regional, though technically illegal, wild game. (Locating the restaurant is a ... More -
Oh! Calcutta
The second choice, after Kewpie’s, for Bengali food. More -
Oh! Calcutta, New Delhi
Part of a national chain (but don’t let that dissuade you), this upmarket newcomer specializes in Bengali cooking—arguably the greatest regional In... More
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