Cafe Maruthi felt like a little taste of India wrapped in warmth and soul.
The moment I opened the menu, I smiled — not only because of the variety of Indian snacks and flavorful curries, but also because of the surprisingly fair prices, compared to other Indian restaurants in the area.
I tried a few snacks and a main dish, and everything was full of spices, heart and home. The atmosphere was peaceful, the music subtle, and the staff kind — the kind of place where you feel welcome to stay a bit longer than expected.
This review is part of our Travel. Taste. Tell. journey, by Daniel Barnuti— where every meal becomes a story. And today, India met Vietnam in a small cozy corner of Hoi An.
If you’re in town and craving Indian soul food — Cafe Maruthi...
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