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India Food Guide: 9 Chinese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Goa
Discover Restaurants offering the best Chinese food in Goa, India. The sandy coast of Goa is perfect for reclining by the sea. Nestle into a cushioned chair at a beach shack and savor a curry while you sip a Kingfisher beer, watching the sun slip lazily below the horizon. In Old Goa, the beautiful Basilica of Bom Jesus is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a fine example of baroque architecture. Visit during Christmastime to experience a fantastic religious and cultural mash-up of East and West.
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9. Kim Faa Hotel Bonanza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 225 reviews
Reviewed By wjw2018
I've eaten here a couple of times with friends and it's always been packed out, with British people mainly. The owner is very flamboyant and friendly and he does make you feel very welcome upon entering the place. It's just a basic roadside restaurant with plastic tables and chairs really but it has become a bit of an icon in Baga amongst regulars. The prawn crackers served as a starter are massive and very tasty but the portions that arrive thereafter are quite modest and the overall price of each dish is quite expensive, I feel, for what you order. However, my friends love this place so I'm happy to join them because the food is always served hot and is fairly tasty too. If you want a change from Indian or European food this place is a good restaurant to come to, mainly because the staff make it run efficiently.
8. Bobby's Shack
Overall Ratings
4 based on 370 reviews
Reviewed By donnas291
We visited Bobbys shack numerous times whilst in Candolim. Bobbys came highly recommended to us so we gave it a try and wow!!!! The staff were very friendly and chatty the food was magnificent the chicken wraps are amazing. At night it was lovely sat watching the sun go down with a beer on the beach. We were a family of eight , we had four grandchildren with us our son and his partner. The kids loved to play with Bobbys family so everyone was happy. Itâs such a lovely relaxing shack Bobby is a lovely guy and his staff are lovely too, nothing is too much trouble for them, they even organised our taxis as the taxi rank guy kept trying to rip us off. If thereâs anything to complain about itâs the 9.30pm closing time, but that was because of the election.We had an amazing time and if we go back to Goa Iâll make sure we get a hotel within walking distance of Bobbys shack. We loved it.
India Food Guide: 9 British food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Goa
7. The Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 585 reviews
Reviewed By devander b
This must be among the few places where Iâve seen such an elaborate menu for Indian main course dishes. Superb choice and great taste which gets better with efficient service and thoughtfulness. For dinner the adults got knives in the cutlery and the kid got a table knife which speaks volumes of the lady of the house who makes it a point to give attention to all the tables. Beautiful setting in a garden ambiance. Must do ! And yes, they also have a bar !!
6. Wok & Roll
Overall Ratings
4 based on 520 reviews
Reviewed By 61jantie
We usually visit once while in goa, it is on the expensive side. The service is always good the waiters polite and informative. The restaurant is peaceful with lots of space between tables.The food as ever was excellent. A vast menu which takes a bit of reading. You never feel rushed. A lovely place.
Where to eat Thai food in Goa: The Best Restaurants and Bars
5. You and Me
Overall Ratings
4 based on 300 reviews
Only the very best ingredients find their way into the preparations; which have been perfected by Master Chefs. Bar-Tenders can conjure up quite an array of concoctions when it comes to alcohol. All this, coupled with a âserving with a smileâ attitude, fo
Reviewed By YorkshireTurkey09
A lovely Restaurant with nice clean Toilets and Premises. Excellent food and Service. Nice tasty food although quite spicy for some tastes so ask for mild if in doubt. Quite a busy place so may need to book in advance. Prices are very reasonable. The atmosphere was friendly and comfortable.
Where to eat Healthy food in Goa: The Best Restaurants and Bars
4. Alex Beach Shack
Overall Ratings
4 based on 363 reviews
Closed for monsoon from June 1, 2018 to october 1, 2018... open during tourist season when the monsoon has stopped
Reviewed By joanneg184
We came to Alex shack after hearing all the wonderful reviews. We can not understand why possibly just loyal customers who have not tried else where . The food was terrible the worst we had in any shack, atmosphere lacking with no welcome although the regulars were being attended to . The shack itself is very plain nothing pretty about it to make you want to go either. Was disappointed after the hype we had heard and a few other couples we met in candolim also said same that they had visited and wouldnât return this year . Was a shame. Joanneg184Thank you for your review. However I'm astounded at how you can so easily criticize anything especially opinions of my valuable customers who have come and enjoyed themselves at my shack. They came with no expectations and loved it. And far as the kheema masala and Naan is concerned... I can understand that maybe it wasn't as per your expectations but what I can't understand is when rocky asked you how your meal was, you said that the portions were big. At that time you could have easily said that you didn't like it. My guess is that if you had told us the truth then, you wouldn't have been able to complain about it in your review. You are perfectly entitled to your opinions and to voice them. However I feel that it's not in good taste to generalise about opinions of others regarding my shack. Whether a customer is new or a regular, we always look after them well. It really is a shame that you visited my shack to judge rather than enjoy. All I aim to do is help my customers enjoy their long awaited holiday to the best of my ability... nothing more than that and nothing less.
Where to eat International food in Goa: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Fatima's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 301 reviews
Reviewed By Sudhir K
Visited this restaurant around end of May 2019. So there was no rush. We had a good experience.Food was awesome and tasty. Service was quick. We'll surely try it again.Didn't like one thing in their service though: There were several mangoes placed on display section for serving. A foreigner too was enjoying mangoes besides our table and hence we too ordered for the same dish, but restaurant said they can't serve it to us (but served it to foreigner). Didn't like it at all that honestly it got compensated with tasty food they delivered later.
2. Relish
Overall Ratings
4 based on 391 reviews
Quite and cost ambience with rustic interiors. The restaurant is off busy Calangute - Baga main road hidden behind Baga deck restaurant enroute to beach. Relish is a fav of long term Brits over the years for consitant of good food quality beverages and wo
Reviewed By youlovesit
Where to start. Great food, great service with a smile is always a good place. We have a hit list of old favourites and new places to try so rarely do we return to a restaurant multiple times on the same trip but Vinny and the boys keep drawing us back. Vinny is a well-loved host and always manages to get it just right. I guarantee from your first visit you will feel at home. It's quite a talent he has. Vinney's Indian food knowledge is incredible. I say what flavours we want to eat and hey presto it arrives. Our favourite meal of the last trip was a sweet pumpkin curry with garlic grilled prawns. Just wow.. All wrapped up in a garden setting. Worth a vist...
1. Spice Traders
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
Satiate your taste buds with the timeless Pan-Asian sensual cuisine and experience a delectable journey through the epicurean world of seafood, meats and spices, especially curated by Tanveer Kwatra.
Reviewed By BBimbo
Recommended for lunch as you have a nice beach ambiance.Lovely restaurant & very friendly staff.We were there early on Sat eve, 8.30pm.We were distinctly uncomfortable- loud, very cold & dark.Not our ideal dining conditions- maybe we are getting old!The Prawn dumpling was actually very good as was the mixed rice but the green curry was the least authentic we have ever had- straight from a packet.
India Food Guide: 10 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Goa
