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Reviews on Indian food in Cayo, Belize including Everest Indian Restaurant, Shekar Indian Restaurant, Tandoor Restaurant and Bar
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1. Everest Indian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By CampGaruda
When you're tired of Belizian food stop by Belmopan and give The Everest Restaurant a try! Your host Raj is a gracious, lovely skilled cook. He's Nepalese and really knows his art. We had an incredible meal prepared just for us one afternoon a few weeks back Raj was affable and friendly his kitchen is imaculate and his cooking style is absolutely down home Nepal. I spent many years going back-and-forth to Kathmandu and this brought me right back to Thamel. The atmosphere the food and the place are just sweet. rRaj is an amazing cook as well as a great warm character. The quality of the food was excellent. We had, Pakoras, chili paneer, butter chicken, fresh garlic nan chai and Lassies. For desert he made us a real sweet Pan. What a treat. Price was commensurate with the quality, with every BZ$. Truly everything was brilliant just wonderful! Who would think you would find REAL Nepalese cooking right here in good old Belmpan, Belize. Enjoy!
2. Shekar Indian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By 209chienw
Compared to it neighbor. Shekar Indian restaurant is truly better in terms of taste and price. I truly enjoyed the spices in cauliflower( it's in beautiful red) and other vegetables. It's rare to eat many kinds of vegetables in a meal, which is definitely healthier. Curry in chicken or beef. Also, I drank the nice natural juice here. Moreover, the owner is very friendly and I won't forget his hospitality and sincere( much more honest and sincere than other Indian restaurants ). If you want to try Indian food in Belmopan , this is the best choice for you !
3. Tandoor Restaurant and Bar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 201 reviews
Reviewed By haveluvwilltravelpnw
We stopped in for dinner, very excited for some Indian food & left after one round of drinks & appetizers. The rum punches were very weak, the samosas were completely flavorless and the papadums tasted like old burnt oil. There were none of the standard Indian condiments, just a thin tamarind sauce. Needless to say we did not stay for dinner.
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