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Best Indian food near Caparica, Alentejo, Portugal
Find out what Indian restaurants to try in Caparica including Mininepal Restaurant, Sanskar Nepal, Ganesha Palace
1. Mininepal Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By Paul M
All i can say is this is a superb restaurant with quality food with so much taste and an owner who does so much to make sure everything is perfect, not just for us but our children too. Very highly tecommended
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2. Sanskar Nepal
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1103 reviews
Nepalese Cuisine located on The heart of Lisbon. Provides familiar and customer oriented service to guests We serve Indian and Nepalese traditional food. We also have Vegan menu with vegan chicken masala, vegan cheese naan, vegan prawn and 10 options more
Reviewed By OlhaoMike
Boom. These guys smashed it out of the park!Fantastic food and friendly, attentive service. What more could you ask for?Word of warning. BOOK! It is a small restaurant and very popular.Try the Nepalese dishes and beer, you wonât be disappointed.Enjoy your meal :)
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3. Ganesha Palace
Overall Ratings
5 based on 179 reviews
Ganesha Palace is located next to Largo do Rato. It is a very pleasant and cozy space where you can enjoy a meal with the true aromas of India and Italy, we have TV with sports channels, Wi-Fi. With capacity for about 150 people. Ganesha Palace is the ide
Reviewed By NadsinDubai
we came for early dinner and were promptly seated. the staff speak English and were able to advise on the menu. we ordered buttered chicken and onion bajis which were yummy and a good option for the kids who don't eat any spice. The Dal makhani was delicious as well with garlic Naan. The lamb biryani was on the spicy side even though it's mild and i expected the lamb to be softer. i advise to order it with chicken instead. We all ate well and found this restaurant to be good value for money. we would be regulars if we lived in Lisbon.
