Little Indian Restaurant & Bar — Restaurant in Hong Kong

Polite, clean and nice flavour

This is my second time here, a very clean space with polite staff.

I was around the area and have tried other Indian restaurants, this is by far the best deal for lunch.

I ordered butter chicken, the sauce is nice, the potato pieces are buttery and the chicken is nicely flavoured. I notice there is quite a variety to the flavour of butter chicken, while other butter chicken has more tomato and sweet flavour, this one is on the lightly dry spicy spectrum. Chicken is a little dry, but for only $62 I also got a nice portion chick abs nan, two mini spring rolls, soup and it also comes with tea (the masala tea is great, you really need to try) or coffee (I opt for +$18 to mango lassi and totally worths the money), it is a pretty good deal.

It is a cozy place to for family and friends, tables are not squeezed together. Will try other...

We visited this resto for lunch, and unfortunately, we were disappointed with the service. We found the staff to be somewhat impolite and lacking in customer service skills. It would be beneficial for the management to provide additional training to ensure that all customers are greeted with courtesy and professionalism. We felt encountered challenges with the staff as well as chef!!!! Regrettably, we found that our attempts to inquire about our order were met with resistance and the interaction felt confrontational. It is important for the staff to be open to addressing customer inquiries in a courteous and accommodating manner. We hope the management will take steps to improve the customer service experience for...

This is a miserably representation of Indian cuisine. I had to struggle to make it to half of the order. The lassi is only a vinegared milk shake that’s thin and roughly foamed. Not even care to pretend to be a yogurt. The nan is made from a poor quality frozen one, flat, tasteless and very tough. I ordered butter chicken and there isn’t much chicken nor butter nor cream. Just a spicy slurry paste without layers nor depth. I wonder where their high Google...