Indian Hut Restaurant (Mandalay)

Perfect tasty food away from home in Mandalay city. You can get here all north Indian curry stuff and dal with rice . Lassi is goid to try . The owner is a Gorkha lives in Yangon have more other stores around myanamar . There service is quite good , food is tasty not exactly the Indian taste but good if you looking around for Indian cuisine after Burmese food . Place has huge chairs , a great Burmese girl's staff . Place is casual , air conditioned and parking outside . Price are quite reasonable though . They give free dessert after food like watermelons probably . A good service and great Indian food.

- pradeep rana -

Found this after a good search. The ambiance is quite clean, the service is good, except the attendants do not speak English and we have to explain few times to make them understand. Otherwise it’s a very decent place to have lunch/dinner, if you have a large group, they also have two small & big cabins which can give you privacy to enjoy.

- Badri Nathan -

Fantastic! I was really happy when I noticed Indian Hut arrived in Mandalay. I had great food a number of times in Bagan and The mandalay branch lives up to the name! I will be seeing you guys again soon. If you like Saag Paneer or other Paneer dishes this is THE place. I didn't find Indian food as good as this in my time in Myanmar.

- Daniel Astbury -

Food was super delicious, everything had a very good taste rich of flavour. I really like the pickled onions. Staff is very friendly. Highly recommend this place.

- Carlos -

A nice Indian restaurant that has opened recently. As anywhere else in Myanmar, the staff is extremely polite and helpful. They understand English, Hindi, and Myanmar. There are several vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes available. Prices are also reasonable. Would definitely recommend to lovers of Indian cuisine looking for options in Mandalay.

- Siddhartha Lal -

They are opened till 10pm. The food arrived quickly. Service was top notch. As long as you have eye contact with the staff, they will come and ask what you would like or you wanted a top up of anything. Taste was perfect. I had lamb biriyani, it was cooked to perfection.

- Vasanthan K -

It's a newly opened Indian restaurant on the 80th /29th Street. Food is ok. Ambiance is nice. Good for a small family eating joint. The restaurant has two private rooms for family sitting of 8/10 people. Ideal for family with kids. Veg/non veg menu is available. I guess the meat is also Halal. I won't say price is cheap, but reasonable. For two persons with Roti/Rice and two items plus water will cost between 15000k/20000k.

- * Manish * -

The food is naturally not even close to authentic, but some dished are quite ok: palak paneer, jeera rice, naan. Masala tea was very good. Malai Kufta and pakora were a disaster, and chicken in tikka was so hard and dry, that we have up Staff was very friendly and cheerful

- Julia Savina -