Bukhara Indian Restaurant — Restaurant in Harare

We went to bhukara as a large group to celebrate a birthday. Overall its a mixed review.

The good: -Food very tasty, spiced to perfection and very generous portion sizes. -Cutlery was of very good quality -Atmosphere was very relaxed, despite a power cut, the resteraunt ran with no issues -Toilets extremely clean with good muslim washroom friendly facilities -Staff very friendly, welcoming and helpful with any requests.

The not so good: -Took approx 45 mins for food to come, with different parts of our group getting their food at different times. -Toilet absorbs all the diesal fumes from the generator when it's running. A quick win would be to move this away from the window -the containers for taking leftover food away where really poor quality and lids wouldn't close. Although staff were very helpful and gave us cellotape. Management, a quick win... better quality containers! only 1 baby chair, not so handy when your party has 2 babies 😞

Overall, if the management team do read this, your doing very well, but some small tweaks will see you overtake any...

If you're looking for Indian dishes around the Harare, I definitely recommend Bukhara Indian Restaurant. The food tastes amazing and ready fairly quickly so all pluses.

The food is a beautiful array of colours and flavours which dance in your mouth. Friendly staff and attentive manager make this a great choice for an evening out or a takeaway favorite.

The food caters to different diets and one can ask for certain changes.

This establishment does takeaways and is extremely convenient for a quick meal, parking is ready available and...

We had a takeaway from Bukhara today, a butter chicken and naan. The butter chicken tasted to me like reheated tandoori cooked in a spicy tomato gravy, not what I expected. The waiters were friendly and helpful. The restaurant looked very clean. The location is dreadful, to be avoided if you are unsteady on your feet. Neither the escalator nor the elevator are functional and the stairs are narrow and slippery. A group of large young Indian men surged in as I was leaving the building, forcing me off the walkway. I shall not...