Gandhi

Food was just average, much to watery and spices were very mild. Prices are outrageous and to top it all off staff is unfriendly and rude. Restaurant was empty when i arrived but they wouldnt let me sit where i wanted. Said they had bookings. When i left, restaurant was still empty. Might be the best Indian in Turin, but that isnt saying much. Dont bother.

The smell of lamb is very strong and is felt throughout the room. They also have some vegetarian options, but unfortunately the smoke of the grill where they cook meat and fish is really annoying. Should ventilate the room more. I was not impressed.

Gandhi is considered the best Indian restaurant in Turin. The cuisine is very well balanced, not too much spicy and greasy. They offer three vegetarian menus (including an ayurvedic one), but none vegan. There are some vegan options, though, on the menu: veggie pakora, basmati rice with vegetables, legumes curries (chickpea, lentil or black bean curry) and some sorbets to choose from. When I go there I usually have a veggie pakora, which is usually very good, followed by a chickpea curry and basmati rice. The mango sorbet is wonderful!
The restaurant is quite elegant, with waiters wearing national Indian dresses. Since it is usually crowdy, service is unfortunately not always prompt.