Location: Huaraz
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Discover Restaurants offering the best Indian food in Huaraz, Ancash Region, Peru. Huaraz dates back to before the Incan Empire and is a great destination for travelers looking to combine cultural education with relaxation. Explore archaeological sites and the ancient stone monoliths at the Museo Regional de Ancash. Squeeze into narrow Duck Canyon or, for a challenge with a massively beautiful payoff, hike a mountain trail in Huascarán National Park.
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1. Chilli Heaven
Overall Ratings
4 based on 560 reviews
Whether you send your appetite to India or Thailand, the fiery curries at this English-run hotspot will seize your taste buds upon arrival, mercilessly shake them up and then spit them back out the other side as if you've died and gone to chili heaven (he
Reviewed By Alexis_Fendr
Been here for a couple times, the food is pretty great, good change of the pace if you want something different! Great hangout spot with friends!
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2. Paulino's Indian Cuisine
Overall Ratings
5 based on 46 reviews
Restaurant en comida tradicional y auténtica de la India Huaraz-Ancash Perú. Apto para vegetarianos, opciones veganas, opciones sin gluten.
Reviewed By Pete T
Paulino's opened recently and on this year's visit to Huaraz, we ate there four times. This is a great option for vegetarians and those seeking authentic Indian food. Between us, we enjoyed: onion pakora (real chickpea batter), channa masala (smooth creamy texture), chicken curry (I ordered the hottest of four levels), dal makhini (huge portion), saag paneer (the locally made paneer was appropriately squeaky fresh), raita (refreshing), cucumber/tomato salad (Huaraz has amazing fresh vegetables) and garlic chapatti (Paulino's, mysteriously sold out of garlic naan but the chapatti was half the price). Lunch and dinner are ordered off the same menu. Delivery is available. Decor is sparse as Paulino must be focussed on the food, TV features charming bits of Bollywood (even in the mountains of Peru, Amitabh Bachchan is omni-present ) and there's a nice selection of beer and wine. Visit this soon-to-be landmark before the bargain prices double!
3. Krishna Bhog
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5 based on 65 reviews
100% Pure Vegetarian Indian Restaurant We offer pure natural vegetarian food full of nutrition and energy. An unlimited buffet at a very affordable price. We are very proud to offer food that is MSG, GMO, and chemical/pesticide free. We use what earth pro
Reviewed By finding_nemo_nz
The title says is all! Tucked away on a back street this spot is rarely busy and sometimes looks closed but donât be fooled! Knock on the door and the very attentive and efficient Indian/Peruvian owners take great care of you!The food is all you can eat but no menu, just what they have whipped up in the day. All meals are a soup starter then as much rice, curry and delicious chapati as you can muster! When we went there they had ginger and pomegranate juice too which is an amazing combo!
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