Indian Fusion Food — Restaurant in Milan

This is perhaps the best Indian food restaurant in Milan!

The environment is meticulously designed from the entry of the small restaurant. The aroma from the spices is tantalizing. The walls are beautifully painted with beautiful subtle sparkles of glitter. There are lovely paintings from India and live plants decorating the space. There are hooks to hang purses/bags, jackets/sweaters, etc. When you sit down, meticulously and aesthetically placed silverware and napkin greet you.

The food was good portions for the price and having Indian cuisine after days of Italian cuisine was really refreshing. The flavors of the spices were satisfying and unique per dish. I recommend the Channa Masala as great vegetarian option (of many). The cheese Nan had a generous amount of cheese spread.

The only recommendation I’d have for the restaurant is I was looking forward to Gazzosa with dinner and it would have been the perfect pairing...

The Indian Fusion Food Restaurant in Milan is a culinary gem that seamlessly blends the rich flavors of Indian cuisine with innovative twists and modern techniques. The restaurant's contemporary ambiance creates a sophisticated and inviting atmosphere for diners. The menu features a delightful fusion of traditional Indian spices and ingredients with global influences, resulting in a captivating array of dishes that are both familiar and exciting. From aromatic curries to flavorful biryanis and tantalizing street food-inspired starters, every bite is a harmonious symphony of flavors. The attentive staff and impeccable service enhance the overall dining experience, ensuring that guests feel welcome and well-cared for. Whether you're a seasoned fan of Indian cuisine or looking to explore the vibrant world of flavors, the Indian Fusion Food Restaurant in Milan is a standout destination that promises a memorable...

I am allergic to nuts, and I tried my best to order something without any. When I read the description of the vegetable samosas on the appetiser menu, it didn’t mention peanuts so I ordered it.

I had an allergic reaction, and when I told a staff member that I was having one, he just said “okay” and didn’t really react. They were nice people but I was confused on why my allergy didn’t seem very important to him.

Luckily the reaction started off very mild and I was able to continue eating the rest of my dinner (which was delicious).

After I left the restaurant, my reaction developed and became more severe. My boyfriend nearly called an ambulance.

I know - I should have asked if the samosas had nuts before I ordered them, but what is the point of a small description on the menu if common allergens are not outlined?

I really enjoyed the rest of the meal but I can’t go back because of the memory associated...