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Where to eat Indian food in Oeiras: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Indian food in Oeiras, Central Portugal, Portugal including Farah's Tandoori, Aashiana, RESTAURANTE SHANGRILLA CARCAVELOS
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1. Farah's Tandoori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By AnaR9362
My brother introduced me to Farah's tandoori when they were still in Lisbon. By far the best vegetable korma around. We both felt like Indian once, drove to Lisbon and were devastated to see Farah's was closed. I visited several other Indian restaurants, ordering vegetable korma and they were never good enough! :( I then found them in Carcavelos, wondered if it was the same restaurant, so I went there with a friend to try it out. My taste buds jumped for joy with that vegetable korma, it is exquisite!
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2. Aashiana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
The Aashiana is typically Indian in the heart of Carcavelos, where you can enjoy the most delicious specialties of Indian cuisine. Opened in mid-2009 and revealed itself early on one of the best Indian cuisine restaurants of the Estoril Coast. Cozy place,
Reviewed By martinrT9542QS
Today I started a new life in Portugal, moving here from the UK to start a new job. Found this fabulous Indian restaurant close to me. The masala papadom starter was wonderfully spicy, just how I like my Indian cuisine. I then just had the beautifully cooked chicken shashlik. Very tender, tasty and filling. Great value for money. Just â¬14 including a tasty gin and tonic. I'm entertaining a friend here next week, and will certainly be dining here again. Think this may become one of my regular dining haunts. Lovely mannered staff and nice setting too. Great end to a long and tiring day.
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3. RESTAURANTE SHANGRILLA CARCAVELOS
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By Raul F
A first visit to this Indian/Nepali restaurant. Have a lot of experience with Indian food but the food here was no where close to Indian delicacies. for example a Vindaloo is normally spicy and has a pecular taste. The vindaloo here had the same taste as the Chicken Kadai all sweet and no spice at all. The nans too were sweet. A big disappointment.
