14. Indian Taj
Indian Taj Restaurant is the first Indian Restaurant in Scandinavia and has repeatedly been honoured with distinctive 4 star recommendations by leading Danish newspapers and international gastronomic critics for being the choicest and best place to experience Royal Indian cuisine.
Address:
Indian Taj Restaurants,
Jernbanegase 3-5,
DK 1608 kobenhagen v,
Tlf:33131010
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15. Indus
Indus in the middle of Istedgade where Dan structural stud pub Star Cafeen previously stood. It does not look anything special from the street, but inside the restaurant is cozy and exotic. The food is Indian and Pakistani and good and cheap.
At the corner where the Indus is now, stood before the inn Star Cafe, where every day could meet Dan tural who lived just nearby.
From the outside looking Restaurant Indus is not out of something special from the street, but inside the restaurant is cozy and exotic arranged. The food is Indian and Pakistani and good and cheap. The menu is large and you can get the Indian beer Kingfisher to around 30 dollars.
Dinner
Indus is the name of a river that originates in Kashmir and western Tibet and runs down through Himalay through Pakistan, and in the Arab Gulf. The large menu reflects the restaurant's name by serving dishes from both Tibet, the Himalayas, and Pakistan and many of the dishes we know from the Indian cuisine.
Indus is a good place to invite a vegetarian, because there are several vegatariske choice among business parties and the main courts. You also have the option to choose how strong your food should be. Medium strong suit most taste buds, but if you like strong mad, do not hesitate to choose the strong version. Is it hot for you, you can always order a Lassi (drinking yoghurt, available naturel as sweet and salt, with mango and banana-flavored) to cool the palate.
Ordering pappadums you, they are home made and freshly baked, and you can taste the mint in the dressing. Even in the strong courts, it is possible to taste the ingredients, and courts are generally not as greasy as many other Indian restaurants in town.
Drink
Beer fit for excellent Indian food, and the Indus, you can both get a Cobra and Kingfisher, which is the best selling Indian beer and have a fresh and light taste. But there are also Danish beer to get. House wine available in both glasvis as half bottles and helflasker and you're in champagne mood, you can get a Tattinger below 300 dollars.
Would you like coffee after dinner, you can choose between Pakistani coffee with spices, milk and coffee beans from Mexico, Sumatra, India and Ethiopia.
Layout
That is not to look outside, but the Indus is a nice ethnic restaurant, decorated with Persian rugs on the floor and walls, paintings and Pakistani højryggede chairs with fine wood carving, which also is reflected in other parts of the device. The restaurant is divided into two rooms, so a larger company can sit for itself. The walls in the toilet are covered with small mosaic tiles in turquoise, blue and gold and on the wall hangs a gold mirror ornaments.
Address:
Holbergsgade 17,, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1057
Telephone
33 32 83 88
Website
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16. K2
Address:
Abel Cathrinesgade 21,, Copenhagen, Denmark
Telephone
33 25 68 04
17.Indian Flavours
Address:
Jyllingevej 42, 2720 Vanløse
P hone: 38795888
Fax: 38799292
18. Karrysutra
At Østerbro is a modern Indian take away with good curry dishes and fresh baked bread wrapped in a delicious package. You can download them, get them on your doorstep (if you live on Østerbro) or eat them at one of the small tables in the take away'en.
Name
Karrysutra is an abstraction of Kamasutra, a oldindisk book on love art. Like sex is a prerequisite for humanity sustainability is food is a necessity for individual survival. But we can well make a virtue out of necessity ...
Eat with your fingers
Indians have a natural relation to their food, and Karrysutra asks that you let the bribe is in the drawer and instead wash your hands (as you always do before you eat) and eat with your fingers. Eating with your fingers signals in India equity and uhøjtidlighed and well suited to take-away food shared with someone you like.
hare with each other
In India share several dishes served ii large bowls and dishes. Portion dishes is a Western artifice, and it is fun to taste a lot different than just eating right. A typical måtid consists of a couple or three curry dishes, bread, rice and mint yoghurt, which may dampen chilli taste if it gets too hot.
Dinner
Chef Zafar Parwaiz trained in a traditional Indian restaurant in England, where it is almost a good Indian restaurant on every other street corner.
Karrysutra makes its own curry blends, the backbone of all the main courts. As they write in their brochure: Curry is not a single spice, and the moon is not made of green cheese. So we got it put in place.
Curry is a mixture of several spices (called a Masala) stir in the oil containing a paste of onion, ginger, garlic and tomatoes. And depending on what you add, is that for various curry dishes. Most dishes at Karrysutra available with chicken, lamb, shrimp or vegetarian.
On the side
Rice and bread order to separate unless you order a menu, consisting of a chef's favorite dishes, fried rice and a small portion strimet Iceberg lettuce and mint yoghurt. It can be recommended. Compared with them, they are ordinary curry dishes very boring.
Rice is available in four versions: regular basmati rice, Indian rice turned into oil and spiced with cumin and garam Masala, mushroom rice and rice with egg.
The loaves are large and novice, and you can choose between naan with or without garlic, Roti, which is flat bread baked of coarse flour and chapatti that is pancake thin.
Want a feast, so order some appetizers and a couple of small, vegetarian delicacies like. potatoes or spinach in curry or dall (lentils spiced with garlic, cardamom and lemon). You can also get a squeak end Indian sweet cake.
Lassi is not a dog
Are you afraid that your curry is too hot, so order a Lassi to. Lassi is the Indian answer to a smoothie. It is made of yoghurt and banana or mango, and good to turn off chili-fires. Karrysutra do not sell alcohol, but you can not be satisfied with a Lassi or Indian tea, then go to Iso or Irma and purchase a weiss bier (wheat) or an ice-cold Corona with lime. A white wine with a little sweetness works well.
Address:
Viborggade 6, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2100
Telephone
35 38 00 05
Website www.aok.dk/profile/11292
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