Ganesh Indian Restaurant — Restaurant in Hội An

I went in over 20 Indian restaurants worldwide and I have never been so disappointed in every single aspect. Honestly we cant understand the good reviews here and think some of theme are friends with the owner/fake. This is not only overhyped its almost a scam.

the food was awful (it tasted like it was frozen earlier, no flavours) The curry looked like cat food and tasted extremly weird. The naan was chewy and not fresh at all, the paneer WAS NOT PANEER it was Tofu!! (Maybe because Tofu is cheaper to get here but they wrote cottage cheese - Paneer in the menu) Our stomaches felt bad after eating here The manager yelled around and was unfriendly to the staff The service was a disaster (we waited for more than 1 hour for our food and in general they were unattentiv and unfriendly except one waitress) several guest did not like their food and/or it took to long but no one got an honest apologize (the manager just blamed it on the staff and said he will do it by himself the next time) the atmosphere was ok but not very inviting the price was ok but way to expensive for what it was

Please do yourself a favor and do NOT come here (I honestly never had to write a review but I really needed to put a...

Thumbs DOWN!!!

Someone I hardly know recommended this place and it's a huge disappointment.

I should have listened to Sid's review on the bottom! But I was reallllly hungry. it was close by and a table was available.

I ordered myy vindaloo was "mild" ....it wasn't spicy at all. Not a hint. It tasted sweet not spicy. So I had them redo it 'very spicy ' and it then came out spicy. The dish had too much salt (and I eat a lot of salt in general). The filling for the veggies samosas was actually good. Chutney had no flavor. Mint sauce wasn't that minty. Pickled onions need to be sliced. Who eats whole mini onions ? Cutting them was difficult with a butter knife. Service was good at the beginning but then it was spotty. If you're dying for Indian food in Vietnam this place is okay. The spices and dish seemed tamed. The price is cheap compared to the US but it's extremely high compared to local cuisine. I wouldn't waste a meal here if you're visiting for a short time. Unless, you're doing research on Indian cuisines around the world. This place is okay so 3 stars but giving it 2 to balance out those who gave a higher score for no great reason. :) I don't want my fellow food fanatics...

As a lover of truly spicy Indian food it was exciting to read that the Chicken Vindaloo was "not for the faint of heart", but unfortunately the dining experience and food in general was "not for the faint of heart". The Vindaloo tasted NO different to the Butter Chicken and Palak Paneer, the rice we ordered never came and the Chicken Tikka was as dry as a bone. Our family loves Indian food but unfortunately tonight was not a pleasurable experience at all.

The owner showed no interest in the diners, apart from a visiting group who were extremely loud and took ever the whole area. As we were standing up to pay a group of waiting guests, who had stood behind us and on two occasions had bumped my wife's head as she tried to eat, started sitting down before we were able to collect our belongings so blocking us from actually getting out from the table. We couldn't get out of there quick enough.

This may have just been a bad night but in 20 years of travelling Asia and tasting the wonderful food it has on offer this was our least favourite experience, and the first time I have felt I need to...