Discover Restaurants offering the best Indian food in Chaguanas, Trinidad, Caribbean. The Borough of Chaguanas is the largest borough (83,516 at the 2011 census) and fastest-growing town in Trinidad and Tobago. Located in west-central Trinidad, south of Port of Spain, north of Couva and San Fernando, named after the indigenous tribe who originally settled there, it grew in size due to its proximity to the Woodford Lodge sugar refinery. It remained a minor town until the 1980s when it began to grow rapidly as it drew people for its bargain shopping and moderately-priced housing. However, its rapid growth has seen property values increase dramatically.
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4 based on 351 reviews
1. Staff - not welcoming, avoiding customers2. Ordered vegetarian meal (for religious purposes) but non veg meal was served3. When we found the dish doubtful the waiters still tried to convince us that it was tofu4. When confronted, they made an excuse about the shortage of staff which is extremely unacceptable for a prestigious restaurant.
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Roti Raja offers the perfect mix of a modern ambiance whilst maintaining that unique traditional feeling when entering a roti shop. Customers are greeted by friendly and courteous staff who are always willing to accommodate the needs of patrons in an effective and efficient manner.The layout of the restaurant allows customers to see and feel the experience of what goes into preparing the signature dhalpurie,paratha (buss up shot) and pepper roti. Digging into a hot roti raja dhalpuri is a must for anyone who is a lover of this roti! The paratha is as silky and smooth as it gets and off course the pepper roti is just right, even the kids can indulge as it is extremely tasty! All meats and sides are very well seasoned and compliment each roti! So next time you are in the Tunapuna area be sure to check out the Roti Raja they are definitely bringing back what real roti lovers have been craving ...a well made tasty delicious meal that leaves you wanting more! 10/10
4 based on 16 reviews
So pleasantly surprised with the delicious ,mouth watering vegetarian and carnivorous options here. Loved the tandoori chicken with saffron coloured rice biryani and pickled salad /vegetables Great prices Limited parking Decent decor Pleasant staff The desserts looked enticing but I was so stuffed I just couldnât take a bite further. Will have to return to sample further
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We love this hidden Gem in the city of Grand Bazaar where consistently the standard of food quality and ,taste in this buffet inclusive of many veggie options is always superb eg paneer masala , veggie rice , sweet sour crispy Melongene ,veggie and chicken samosa You can choose and weigh exactly what you want for you meals which I prefer as I can be selective. I love the fresh watermelon and passion fruit juices sweetened by sugar cane juice. The delectable Indian sweets also available here is simply marvelous. Go check it out.
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4 based on 42 reviews
I always make it a point to find time to stop at Wings and have a great local meal. While the restaurant is a little out-of-the-way, you can expect a consistent level of quality here that makes the effort worth the trouble, They have added parking in the back which is really helpful and do avoid the peak meal times. You will not be disappointed. I can highly recommend Wings.
4 based on 63 reviews
My family and I went for dinner to celebrate our anniversary. We enjoyed the meal, the ambience and the service. The food, including the complimentary soup was tasty. We would definitely be returning at another time.
4 based on 27 reviews
Had dinner with family and enjoyed it. Hakha was tasty. One can choose the level of spice.. regular, medium or hot. Portions are quite adequate and the prices are great.Staff very friendly and patient with your orders. They do have Buffet on Fridays only and it is worth trying.
4 based on 118 reviews
Eponymous tandoori chicken was not the best, somewhat dry, but khurma and butter chicken were abulous, as were nons and samosas, and very good gulab jamun. The staff was very helpul and pointed out where one can buy the best Indian spices or which Trinidad is famous bearing in mind Indiasn settles mid 19th century.
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