Indian restaurants in Hua Hin

[thecolonel]

SHIVA

After having 2 disappointing meals here over last couple of years I went back recently.

I definitely had a better experience this time and the quantity of food was to admired

Whether it's better than Atcha or the best etc, I'm not going to go there but I would visit again as I would several of the others in Hua Hin



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[Bubba1]

Anyone have the line ID of New Kwality?

[NOKYAI]

I wouldn't bother Kwality is probably the worst Indian in Hua hin. Old fashioned,greasy brown mush! Not one of our party of 4 would go back again. Asha or Mukti are way better! That's only my opinion and that of my friends!

[Big Boy]

Asha or Atcha? I've never heard of Asha. If not a typo, please tell us more.

[thecolonel]

I wouldn't bother Kwality is probably the worst Indian in Hua hin. Old fashioned,greasy brown mush! Not one of our party of 4 would go back again. Asha or Mukti are way better! That's only my opinion and that of my friends!

And mine!

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[thecolonel]

I heard a passing comment that what used to be Little Saigon just 50m(North) from Ga Hanoi is now an Indian Restaurant called S & P

I've not seen it just heard the above

Can anyone confirm?



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[Bubba1]

I heard a passing comment that what used to be Little Saigon just 50m(North) from Ga Hanoi is now an Indian Restaurant called S & P

I've not seen it just heard the above

Can anyone confirm?



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Yea it’s called SnR Indian Food. Available on grab already

S&P is an old Thai chain that’s been around forever

[NOKYAI]

BB yes a typo sorry! Fat fingers and ever smaller buttons on phones!

[Big Boy]

LOL, join the club

[thecolonel]

I heard a passing comment that what used to be Little Saigon just 50m(North) from Ga Hanoi is now an Indian Restaurant called S & P

I've not seen it just heard the above

Can anyone confirm?



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Yea it’s called SnR Indian Food. Available on grab already

S&P is an old Thai chain that’s been around forever

Someone told me they thought it was called S & P and I told them I very much doubt it

Aware of S&P chain

Thanks

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[404cameljockey]

I wouldn't bother Kwality is probably the worst Indian in Hua hin. Old fashioned,greasy brown mush! Not one of our party of 4 would go back again. Asha or Mukti are way better! That's only my opinion and that of my friends!

Strange that a lot of curry fans here recommend it then.

I ate a lot of Indian and Pakistani restaurant food in the UAE over 12 years, cooked for people of the Subcontinent. It was invariably brown or sometimes green, except when served in an upmarket hotel restaurant for westerners. Don't knock brown!

[Bubba1]

I heard a passing comment that what used to be Little Saigon just 50m(North) from Ga Hanoi is now an Indian Restaurant called S & P

I've not seen it just heard the above

Can anyone confirm?



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Yea it’s called SnR Indian Food. Available on grab already

S&P is an old Thai chain that’s been around forever

Someone told me they thought it was called S & P and I told them I very much doubt it

Aware of S&P chain

Thanks

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Wonder how SnR and SnS are related?

[Big Boy]

Well guys, we've just tried SnR Indian Food this evening, and I think the 3 of us all agreed, we have a new favourite (taste wise) Indian Restaurant in Hua Hin. I will qualify that statement by saying I've never tried some of the more expensive options such as Mukti. Flavour wise, it certainly exceeded previous favourites such as Shiva and Atcha, and I would certainly recommend giving it a try.

We had papadoms, vegetable samosa and onion bhajis to start. Main course was butter chicken, fish & vegetable masala and red chili lamb. Rice was a bowl of yellow and a bowl of basmati - they advised us against ordering a 3rd bowl because it would be too much. We also had a garlic nan. Drinks were 2 cokes, 2 soda waters and 1 water.

It was probably amongst the cheapest in town at 1,541฿.

One thing that surprised me, in fact shocked me is my son and I overheard the chef saying he had worked in S&S for a long time. I was shocked because after a very bad experience in S&S a long time ago, I vowed never to eat their food again. I must say, I must have shot myself in the foot, because tonight's Indian was amongst the best I've tasted.

A special shout out to the red chili lamb, which I had never come across before, but it was a fantastic flavour.

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[thecolonel]

Good news, on my list to try

From a cursory look from outside I wish they spent a bit more on fit out but the food is most important thing

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[Dannie Boy]

You can’t always go by looks but from the photos the onion bhajis look good - the naan not so good, but I’ll give it a try based on the overall verdict.


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