Indian Food Stall — Restaurant in Dar es-Salaam

I went to Indian Food Stall to try the Falooda, which was rich and very sweet. However, the vermicelli was thick and clumped together; it had the texture of sticky rice or overcooked noodles. It was overpriced at 7000 tsh for the quality and quantity I received. There were very few nuts and little ice cream. I would instead recommend high-quality ice cream or another dessert (Taste Me Desserts & Café). I'm disappointed because I was looking forward to this place opening after Ramadhan. Perhaps I tried the wrong item. The service was courteous. I opted for takeout, and I don't speak much Swahili, so we did not have much of a conversation with the server or the cook. Not worth the...

Reasonably priced, clean. Food delicious, mostly how you expect Indian food in Europe to taste. Although the korma had spinach and green pepper in it, unusual but very tasty all the same. Portions just right. Mutton skewer was tender and perfectly spiced. All curries lovely with different flavours. Waiters are nice enough but slow and make mistakes. If you don't ask for the drinks to be served, they don't serve them until your food comes. The view on the dilapidated stone wall made me feel I was in Stonetown,...

I personally visited to eat Dabeli but apart from Dabeli all the items was good in taste. Especially the Chai they serve in purvah ( Soil Glass) they call it Tandoori Chai.

Chai taste was good they have enough space to seat for Family as well and they also offer take away.

In the picture you can see the food items as they have all the food items it's a Menu.

Also there is a confusion on Google Map which I have already reported Indian Food Stall and Indian Chaats both are same they have...