India Express - Gdansk

Only stumbled over this small restaurant / takeaway tuckte a next street in oliwa. eating was really good and much of it and the price included rice or naan brot. there was a small selection of flaring at a reasonable price. friendly attentive service. we would recommend!

Evaluation of a foreign traveller: the personal was very friendly and service was fast. eating is great and there are good veterinary options. the portion size is perfect and the quality of eating is great.

This place is quite new. I was here with a Polish and Russian friend. we ordered bryani and chicken curry. at the first sight of the biryani, it looked like kichdi, a kind of rice cooked with curry. so it's not biryani for me. but when I started eating. it tasted very nice. it had a real taste of Indian flavor. even my friends like the taste. this is one of the few restaurants in the three town that has the real Indian spicy taste. the place is very cozy, but eating is great.

I ordered Madras chicken curry and it was basically sambar with lots of brocoli and chicken pieces in it..! In south India if you put chicken pieces in sambar people will be offended As someone who lived in Madras (Chennai) for few years I can safely say that the dish has nothing to do with chicken curry in Madras. If they have an Indian chef at all he probably is from North India. I don 't know why they have a make shift south Indian dish in menu, I will order some north Indian food and update the review

Dish I ordered had nothing to do with Indian cuisine. What supposed to be a chicken biryani was some watered-down version of chicken dopiaza with addition of cabbage ! and very little bits of red pepper in lots of sauce ! . I am pretty sure it was cooked by someone who never tasted this kind of food before.