OTSAL Authentic Indian Cuisine — Restaurant in Seoul

Indian restaurant with a variety of vegetarian foods, some of which can be veganized upon request.

As a starter, you will get fried Papadam, which was very salty. Korean rice is served free off charge.

Overall, I found the food tasted quite sweet, although we had ordered a variety of different curry dishes. That's presumably because the cooking had to be adapted to please Korean taste buds. The naan was very thin and the texture was soft and partially crunchy, which was nice. Even the basic naan tasted surprisingly sweet.

Nice local option when eating with a group of people who have diverse eating preferences. It is a large restaurant in the basement of a building and seems to be a busy...

Actually I visited that restaurant in the first. But I recommend here for you. Because it is really awesome. Firstly, if you go to there, you will feel so good because of that service. Secondly, the food is a delicious. I am sorry that the picture is not good. Because I took a photo after having the food. Anyway I recommend here. p.s) I am not good at writing English. And yo know it used sooooo lots of hurbs and spices. So you don't want to eat the lots of spices, you need to...

The last time I had visited this place was about 15 years ago. So, today thought of visiting it since I was in the nearby area. I ordered the “C” from the Set Menu. While the food variety and amount was generous, the butter chicken tasted sweet and this puts me off. Sadly, seems all Indian restaurants in Korea make sweet curries to cater to the local palate and thus have lost the authenticity touch of the great Indian cuisine. The complimentary milk tea...