Indian Food (Suan Phlu)

Name: Indian Food (Suan Phlu)
Address:  562, 17 Thanon Suan Phlu, Thung Maha Mek, Sathon, Bangkok 10120, Thailand, Sathon, Bangkok, TH
Telephone: +66 65 229 6530
Rating: 3.9

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📍 Sathon, Bangkok🍺 Bar / Pub🍛 IndianUpdated 15d ago

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★ 3.9

163 reviews

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1+ year ago

★ 3.82

73 reviews

3-12 months

★ 5.00

3 reviews

Last 3 months

★ 3.50

2 reviews

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★ 5 — LocalLens

Order via Grab only - few items like dal soup, chicken biryani, Chana , garlic Nan, safari rice. All portions was mid-large size , taste well. Dal soup arrived first 2 times a bit watery than last time which was more creamy.nevertheless, each time it tasted well regardless to how thick the soup was.

★ 5 — Tania Reiher

Really good value. 555 baht for 2 mains, 2 naans, 1 entree and 2 drinks. Airconditioned and cosy little restaurant. They let us bring our little chihuahua which was nice.

★ 5 — Apisit Taisedtawatkul

Surprisingly delicious despite of the restaurant looks very simple. Reasonable price and the food is excellent. Highly recommended.

About Indian Food (Suan Phlu)

Location:  562, 17 Thanon Suan Phlu, Thung Maha Mek, Sathon, Bangkok 10120, Thailand
Cuisine: Bar / Pub, Indian, Vietnamese
Trust Score: 79.5/100 — Credible reviews
Phone: +66 65 229 6530

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