Indus Modern Indian Kitchen — Restaurant in Taguig

A Culinary Gem in Metro Manila: Indus Indian Restaurant

Indus is a veritable oasis of sumptuous Indian cuisine located in the bustling heart of Metro Manila. This fine dining establishment takes pride in offering an authentic Indian dining experience with a touch of modern sophistication. As a lover of Indian food, I was thrilled to discover this gem that left my taste buds singing with delight and my expectations far exceeded.

The extensive menu at Indus is nothing short of impressive, featuring a well-curated selection of Indian dishes ranging from traditional favorites to more contemporary options. Whether you are a seasoned Indian food enthusiast or a curious first-timer, you will find something to tickle your taste buds at Indus. The chefs at Indus have crafted each dish with care, ensuring that the spice levels are well-balanced without overpowering the delicate flavors of the dish. During my last few visits I sampled a lot of dishes.

The restaurant's decor and atmosphere exude an air of understated elegance, with warm lighting, tasteful artwork, and comfortable seating arrangements. The stylish interior strikes a perfect balance between modern design and traditional Indian elements, creating a welcoming and relaxing atmosphere that enhances the overall dining experience. The soft Indian music playing in the background further adds to the charm and authenticity of Indus.

The service at Indus is top-notch, with attentive and knowledgeable staff who are eager to assist and provide recommendations. They were able to explain each dish in detail and offer suggestions based on our preferences. The staff also ensured that our water glasses were always filled, and the food arrived promptly and at the perfect temperature.

Indus has undoubtedly carved a niche for itself as one of the best Indian restaurants in Metro Manila. Its commitment to authentic flavors, exceptional service, and a delightful ambiance has made it an ideal destination for both seasoned Indian food lovers and those looking to explore the rich culinary traditions of India for the first time. If you find yourself in the area and craving a memorable dining experience, I wholeheartedly recommend a...

“Beautiful interior” was my first reaction upon entering. The restaurant was spacious and comfortable. Too bad one air-conditioning unit was out of order. We were seated near the windows and there was a small fan that eased the warmth of the restaurant. Menu was high tech with tablets colorfully displaying each dish. One click describes the the dish in detail. However, I personally found it tedious to keep going back to the main menu and starting all over again to look for my next choice. I’d still recommend a hard copy of the menu for senior customers who are more used to browsing the pages though I forgot to ask if they have one. We ordered the following for 3 hearty diner ladies-Indus Cheese Tikka, Butter Chicken, Palak Paneer, Potato wedges with cauliflower (sorry! Forgot the name of the dish!), naan and roti. We had an issue with one of the main dishes, which they immediately rectified. Service was A+ as the female server recommended food that’s more suitable to the Filipino palate. Kelvin, one of the servers, also taught us the proper use of the small containers on top of our plates. They were attentive throughout the meal. We all loved the Butter Chicken and “potato wedges” while the other dishes were so-so for us. The restroom was spacious with cloth face towels to use for drying hands instead of the usual disposable paper towels. Good job on decreasing trash! Parking was available at the back. Our conclusion: Nice to dine here once in a while when there’s an occasion to celebrate as there are other equally good food with less expensive options too choose from. This was actually our reunion after a few years. Good memories will definitely come to mind when I...

Great food to start with. We had a bunch of different menus. I had the prawn curry, mild spicy, prawns perfectly cooked, a bit too much skin on though. The coconut base is quite sweet. I also had the goat stew. Quite spicy, tender meat just enough chewy to enjoy a mouthful of goodness. You can enjoy the sauce by itself with roti or garlic naan. Yummy. Salty lasso was good with edible paper, in fact sugar, a bit too sweet for me. Based on my personal preference, a bit too sweet "Filipino" style but surely it was all yummy. For desserts, I had a sweet goodness, again too sweet. Service could improve. We were served water quite late after ordering and the waiter did not explain well the dishes. They also kept changing the waiter/waitress assigned to our table which led to some confusion. They also served the dishes to the wrong guests. We had to swap our dishes. The good thing is that there were many Indians dining so the food must be authentic enough. I didn't see the bill since I was invited, but prices on the menu seemed fair for the quality and serving, except for the naan and roti that I found a bit expensive per piece and no bread or rice is included with the dishes. You have to order separately. I would probably go back if I had a chance but I would not be craving to go back. No pictures this time but the presentation...