Hindická restaurace — Restaurant in okres Kutná Hora

This restaurant deserves 5 stars. Awesome, awesome, awesome! In India we say “mazaa aa gaya”. I was surprised to find an Indian restaurant while driving through Kutna Hora, and I could not hold myself back. I parked my car and entered this restaurant; my stomach was craving for Indian food. Palak paneer, chicken rara, garlic naan, and lachha paratha - WOW, SUPERB, EXCELLENT, AWESOME!!! I could not think of any other words as I took the first bite of the food. Since I was an Indian, the chef adjusted the spice level as per my palate. I could not have asked for anything better than what I was served. Top notch! I was teleported to the busy streets of Mumbai and Delhi, eating the best food of these cities. I could taste the spinach and the spices in the palak paneer; the paneer was soft as silk. The chicken in chicken rara was perfectly cooked and juicy, and the spices were fantastically adjusted. As I finished eating, I knew I may not taste this wonderful food again, since I may never return to Kutna Hora. The restaurant, its food, and its warm and welcoming staff will forever remain in my memory. Thank you so much, Hindicka! You deserve an applause! I am happy to write this review with a big smile on my face. Of note, I ordered Palak paneer, Chicken palak, and peas rice as takeaway. The food was...

Really great Indian restaurant, in a place where one would have not expected it.

At first glance, the decorum is bit old. We were seated outside, and it looked more like an old pub than an Indian restaurant. The woman server was not really pleasant, but if you overcome this first impressions you will be treated with one of the best Indian food you can taste in middle Europe.

The other server (maybe cook) was really nice and food was not only tasty but also plentiful.

The prices are really great too. So if you ever in Kutná Hora, try this hidden gem of an Indian restaurant, you...

The service was very friendly and the dishes had genuine Indian flavors – the mango lassi was good, too.

The downside was the price-to-portion balance: the dish we tried was the Most Expensive meal we’ve had in the Czech Republic during the past two weeks, yet also the SMALLEST.

Rice wasn’t included and needed to be ordered separately, even in a mini size.

For the same price you could enjoy 2 or even 3 Full Meals at other...