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CLOSED: Aashirwad
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Closed
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Vegetarian
Lacto
Indian
Buffet
Asian
Breakfast
Serves predominantly Indian cuisine with a few Chinese, Thai, Malay, and Indonesian dishes on the menu. Opens for breakfast, lunch, tea, and dinner. Lunch buffet available. DEC 2012 REPORTED SHUT DOWN/CLOSED.
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1st Floor, 1 Minden Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, China
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Last update on 17 Dec 2012 by Guest
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3 Reviews
First Review by sglcklch
Dan Newso
Points +32
closed or moved - Edit
No longer at the minden avenue address. Building under renovation November 22 2012
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GPreis
Points +55
Lovely place - Edit
Take the elevator up one level and you find yourself in a clean lovely tastefully decorated restaurant. Large staff, very comprehensive menu, very reasonable prices. Set menu and a la carte options. Popular with Indian locals and tourists alike. Went alone and then with a group. Everyone was very satisfied.
Read morePros: Extensive menu, Great mix and match set menus
Cons: Some items not available all days
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sglcklch
Points +3633
Food OK, not great - Edit
This restaurant seems to be fairly new, and given the kind of hidden location I wasn't surprised there were only a few other diners (all Indians btw) when we arrived at dinner time. Menu is mostly Indian food, plus some typical Chinese and Southeast Asian dishes, like Kung Pao Tofu, Laksa, pad Thai, sambal eggplant, Indonesian fried rice, you name it.
Read moreWe had a laksa noodle soup, a tandoori vegetable, an Indonesian fried rice, and a baingan bhartha (Indian mashed eggplant), which he mistakenly thought we actually wanted. Food was not bad, though I didn't like was the fact that they used fake shrimps and some kind of fake meat skewers in the laksa and Indonesian fried rice. The mashed eggplant wasn't the best I've had, but for sure the least oily one.
Decor was very nice and waiting staff very cordial, even though there was some language barrier problem as they didn't seem to speak much English or Chinese. Menu is in both languages, just the dish names without description, vegan not marked either, so make sure to ask before order.
This place is not bad, just that nothing urges me to go back. If I ever return to it, I would just get a couple of Indian dishes instead of the southeast Asian ones. Might turn out better this way.
Pros: decor, service
Cons: location
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