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Where to eat Balti food in Isla de Tabarca: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Balti food in Isla de Tabarca, Province of Alicante, Spain including Punjabi Virsa, Dawat Indian Restaurant in El Campello Alicante, Kumar's
Restaurants in Isla de Tabarca
1. Punjabi Virsa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 209 reviews
Reviewed By Landorhope
The Punjabi is really superb Indian, with excellent service the whole table of 5 had no negative comments we all enjoyed our dinner will definitely be going back.
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2. Dawat Indian Restaurant in El Campello Alicante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 293 reviews
Dawat Indian Restaurant in El Campello, Alicante. The best alternative in the words of our customers, read their opinions and visit us. Nice atmosphere, with attention and exquisite food. Our customers always repeat.
Reviewed By Ejackie
Even though we walked in and the Restuarant was empty we were not put off. Omg I had menu of the night husband ordered off the menu and we were definitely not disappointed The food was second to none, husband ordered stuff not even on the menu and theyâve been happy to oblige I would without a shadow of a doubt recommend this restaurant
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3. Kumar's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 434 reviews
Indian Restaurant and Bar Takeaway Available
Reviewed By lisamC3748YZ
We tried Kumars last year after hearing nothing but great reviews - we were sceptical as we have never found an Indian restaurant that comes close to the one in our town in the UK. Other half had the chicken tikka masala and quite frankly it resembled AND tasted like a few bits of chicken with a can of Heinz tomatoe sauce poured over it - so disappointing given the reviews - canât remember what I had so it obviously wasnât very memorable - the service wasnât great either so we paid and left.Fast forward to this year and people were still telling us it was good and to give it another go - we relented, but wished we hadnât! In fairness we were served by a very pleasant local lady (Spanish) and enjoyed our starters. We both ordered chicken tikka main and I asked if they had a yoghurt and mint sauce to accompany it (tastes similar to the nuclear green sauce they serve with the poppadoms ) but they didnât - I also asked if they did a mushroom Bhaji but she said they had never heard of it !! I have never eaten in an Indian restaurant that doesnât serve a mushroom bhaji ! So, we moved forward and I asked if I could have more of the nuclear green sauce. The meal was âokâ I wouldnât have said the chicken had been grilled in a tandoori oven as described as there were no âcharredâ marks to support this.So up to this point, it had actually been ok, despite the omission of the sauce and the bhaji. The lady who I assume is âfront of houseâ from other reviews, cleaned our plates and, as you do, I said it had been very pleasant, thank you - no response. Nothing. Thinking she may not have heard me, I commented on the atrocious weather - again, nothing - no comment, no acknowledgment that I had spoken.This disgraceful attitude spoilt our entire evening and I would not return to this restaurant if it was the only place to eat in southern Spain
