Asiana Indian - Madrid

We discovered a gem of an authentic Indian restaurant walking distance from El Centro. When we entered, we were consumed with the fragrant aromas of cumin, turmeric, Garam masala, cardamom, and garlic. In short, the cuisine was amazing. But the service and kindness was equal to the cuisine. We even sent photos to our Indian friends in Jaipur. Highly recommend!

My husband and I wanted to find a restaurant near the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum after leaving the Prado. I wanted to go here because I missed Indian food and they have a menu of the day for €14.50. We arrived around 2 pm and the restaurant was full but we only had a short wait for a table. This is definitely not a tourist restaurant which is good. The menu of the day includes 2 courses, naan, beverage, dessert, and either coffee or tea. The selection for the courses differs depending on the day of the week. We were there on a Tuesday and chose the chicken samosa and pakora as our first course. This came with a variety of chutneys, I recognized the tamarind and mint cilantro chutneys but the others were unfamiliar. The chicken samosa was tasty, the pakora was very different from what we have in the US but tasted fine. For our second course, we ordered the chicken curry. This also included rice. We both liked the flavor of the curry. My husband had a beer and I had a glass of red wine. For dessert, you could select an Indian dessert like gulab jamun or kheer or a western-style dessert. We chose the chocolate cake and also had tea. I thought we had ordered chai tea but it was mint flavored which was strange. This was a delicious lunch and a great value.

My very favorite Indian restaurant in Madrid. The food is delicious and staff is eager to help and recommend the right dish for you. Portions are quite big, even though it doesn't look like. It's always good to make reservations as this place is almost always full :

The food was very bad! The staff and especially manager was rude to us! And he was arguing with his customer rather than listening to them, and staff was vey confused ! And I don’t think that was a cuisine indian rather than it was looking like a sweet dish !! Not tasty at all

The best Indian we have tried in madrid, for the moment. We order at home through an application. came in reasonable and well-packed times. We ask for butter, rice, korma chicken and tikka masala chicken. They had the detail of giving us a drink and a snack-type chrome. also wine with variety of sauces. everything was pretty good, and you can order the dishes with different spicy level, order the spicy medium and it was perfect to enjoy the dish without it being too much. I have to say that I have the spicy and I will take it well. it is a bit more expensive from the Indian restaurants of lavapiés, for example, but it is also better, so it is worth it. all came out 37,10€. Let's repeat!