Indie Ruchi — Attraction in The Hague

I went there on a Friday after 6.PM. I had dosa with peanut chutney (really good chutney, I'm not a fan of chutneys, this was the best I had so far). Further there was a samosa and chicken pakoras, again, a delicious side dish, worth coming back for more. I was asked whether I wanted a fizzy drink to go with it. I said I'm a bit under the weather, so no cold drink for me, thank you. After I paid, I got a delicious cardamom chai, free of charge, to get warm (it was rainy, windy and cold that day). This is one of these places where it might not seem like a lot is happening inside, but when you DO decide to try it out, you'll get excellent street food with a fantastic service and a genuine human touch. I'll definitely be...

I had recently invited guests over and decided to order a combination of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes from Indie Ruchi. Unfortunately, the chickpea curry I received turned out to be spoiled, with a sour taste and an unpleasant odor. While the remaining dishes were acceptable, the overall portion size was noticeably inadequate. I had specifically requested enough food for seven people and paid accordingly. Considering the price I paid, I could have easily ordered fresh and high-quality food from other reputable Indian restaurants. Despite having read positive reviews about Indie Ruchi, my personal experience with them was exceptionally...

I work in Den Haag, so was randomly looking for an Indian place to have something for Dinner, is how I came accross Indie Ruchi. I thought to try it, and the Pav Bhaji that I had on the first day, was just amazing. Feels more close to like we actually get in India, also more like home-made. After this i have been visiting the place quite often to try different food. And thanks to Snehal Ma'am, I even got special Vegetarian snacks on request for an office event. We had bread pakodas, samosas and mango lassi - all were amazing and everyone in the party loved it....