I visited this place for some indian food amd it was absolutely amazing. The staff was very polite and explaining the dishes to the guests. A must try at this place is the popdi chat and the samosas paired with the mango lassi.

( Rushabh Shah )

Nailed it! I kid you not, I wish I can eat their foods everyday. I ordered chicken samosa, pani puri, pop di chaat, and mango lassi. All dishes can be prepared vegetarian or vegan. Most of ’em also gluten free.

( Yunani )

Absolutely amazing food, it was our favourite food we had during our whole 5 days in Ubud!! A cute, clean little restaurant (with AC!), for a quick meal. Staff are so friendly and accommodating.

( K B)

The chaat was a standout! Te pav bhaji was more of a chutney and was decent was the chaat was by far the best!

( Shalika )

The best place to eat in Ubud. The chicken peri-peri is my favorite dish. A classic combination of potato wedges, vegetables, and wonderfully seasoned chicken wing. You can’t find a better price/quality in my opinion.

( Rene Delescen )

Very good Indian restaurant! They offer Indian streetfood, which is not what you are used to, but it was all very tasty. We had the Puni Puri, the Samosas, the Lamb Curry and the Everyday Dahl, all excellent!

( Cedric Rouesne )

The food was delicious. The service was outstanding. We love sitting in the air conditioned section of the restaurant. And we found a board game and stayed a long time.

( Daisy Crystal Fairy )

Definitely was not expecting good Indian food in bali, but definitely it was really good. Bhaji for pav was not pürly Delhi style as we love, but it was worth in ubud. Jeera lassi was best loved it.

( Rkhush DHINDSA)

The food here was excellent! We went twice and both times everything was perfect. The platter of 4 lite portions was great and such a great dish for sharing.

( El )