Francesca Indian Halal Restaurant — Restaurant in Hạ Long City

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Located just behind a hotel on Cặp Bè road, Francesca Indian (Halal) Restaurant is a gem for anyone seeking delicious, halal Indian cuisine in Ha Long. This Muslim-friendly spot offers a diverse menu that features everything from shawarma wraps and cheese naan to the classic butter chicken curry, and much more.

The food was absolutely delightful, bursting with authentic flavors and spices that left me craving more. The butter chicken curry was rich and creamy, perfectly complemented by the soft and fluffy cheese naan. The shawarma wrap was also a highlight, filled with tender meat and fresh vegetables.

One of the standout aspects of my visit was the super friendly staff. They were attentive, welcoming, and eager to ensure that every guest had a pleasant dining experience. Their warm hospitality made the meal even more enjoyable.

For Muslim travelers visiting Ha Long, Francesca Indian (Halal) Restaurant is a must-visit for a satisfying halal meal. After indulging in such a hearty feast, I took advantage of the nearby walking park – perfect for a post-meal stroll that not only aids digestion but also offers a chance to enjoy the local scenery.

Overall, Francesca Indian (Halal) Restaurant offers a joyful experience for both the tummy and the wallet. Highly...

The food is extremely delicious. We had the shawarma wrap and they give so much beef. Good value, high quality food. They have a stone oven and the owner is kind and speaks English. They can even make baklava, thats quite a rarity in Vietnam. I also tried the curries. The curries are tasty as well as the paratha and Naan. One thing though is that you have to order the white rice seperately for 50k. If they included the rice in the price of the curry or for a smaller price addition. I'm sure we would have chosen this place way more often when choosing for take out. But all together. Don't skip this place. The flavor is very good. And the location is next to...

The food was not really authentic Indian, so if you are looking for authentic taste, better try to find options in the Bai chay area.

I went there based on most good reviews here. The Garlic Naan I ordered was not really cooked in an Indian oven and was really thin and was something totally different yet it cost 45k for 1 Naan. You would need to eat at least 3-4 to feel full.

I ordered chole which came out under cooked, very oily and sweet (it's supposed to be salty and spicy, not sweet). Also a small portion.

I would give +1 point since owner was very friendly and +1 for the cat :)

Anyways, would not recommend to eat here if you really want...