City: Bhutan
Top Restaurants in Bhutan
Most Popular Indian food in Bhutan, Bhutan
Discover Restaurants offering the best Indian food in Bhutan, Bhutan. Remote Bhutan first allowed the world a peek inside in 1974. With four millennia of habitation, the Himalayan kingdom offers a trove of archaeological treasures, including many ornate temples and dzong fortresses. Isolation has preserved the heavily Buddhist-influenced culture of the last Shangri-La.
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10. Cypress
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By BKSJackson
Close to the traffic circle and the Clocktower, Cypress is not that well known to westerners. I enjoyed the atmosphere, and the food was fine. Service was a little slow, but very friendly.
9. Asian Kitchen Hotel Restaurant and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By PoojaS2318
The Chinese cuisine here is absolutely delicious. Loved every bite of it. It's a must visit restaurant for Chinese.
8. FnB Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Come Hungry leave Happy
Reviewed By EarlyRetirementAbroa
Our tour operator took our group out for dinner to this restaurant. This is a fusion cuisine restaurant, and we all enjoyed the great service and delicious food. As the vegetarians, we loved momos, veggie balls Manchurian souse, jeera rice, salad, pasta. Our friends enjoyed non-veg food and local beer.Again, all food was so delicious! Plan to eat here while you are in Thimpu.
7. Park 76 Cafe & Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By foodieebyheart
Probably the first place and newest place in Paro Town whee you can enjoy live music, Fresh Tap beer and ofcourse food! Live music is the main highlight.
6. Spices Indian Restaurant
Reviewed By dkgupta49
Location : It is very close to the stadiun. Easily approachable. Inside : By the looks you will feel that you entered in a Indian Coffee House. Simple sitting no decoration...Food : Being Veg , we ordered Dal Makhni, Alloo Dopyaza , Butter Paneer Masala and Tawa rotis.The size of the roti is quite big so order less and them order more if needed to avoid wasyage of food.In Bhutan 90â times you wont get the good Indian food. You go to any restaurant, tney will offer you full Ik indian Menu. But taste and preparation wise the food you will find horrible.Surprisingly, all the dish had authentic Indian taste amd all of us enjoyed the dinner .Definitely recommend this restaurant to others.
5. Lotus Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
LOTUS BISTRO is new in Paro Town, exclusively serving Asian & Local Lunch & Dinner Meals. Also specializing in GRILLED & THALI Concept serving Indian & Nepali Thali's. Only Café which is serving ILLY Coffee's so don't miss out the opportunity to try their
Reviewed By Shubhamsinghal13
Definitely try this place for authentic Bhutanese cuisine, great taste and hospitality at decent prices. The serving size is good for 2-3 people, and best part, if you are solo, you could order half portions at half prices.Tried the Ema Datshi with Red rice!!! And they made it with less spicy peppers as I asked, perfect for me to experience the traditional datshi.The view of the mountains and the river is unique, not many restaurants around are able to offer this scenic view. Thereâs also a good collection of books and illustrative magazines on Bhutan. Yes this place offers excellent food and moreover a genuine Bhutanese experience.
4. Hotel New Grand
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By amitsinghal02
First of all it's not just a restaurant, it has a lot of rooms to stay for and too very good ones.I had visited Bhutan in the month of December.and I found this hotel right on the main lane i.e. Norzim La.The entry of the hotel is not that Grand and alluring but the rooms are clean and wooden floored which you need basically in winters.Also the heater worked pretty well.and most important thing was that it servesa very good indian vegetarian food which was very helpful for me as I am a pure vegetarian.According to the prices a very good value for money.
3. Masala Junction ( Sinchula Indian cuisine)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
we serve Indian cuisine. occasionally serve Bhutanese cuisine on request. Located in the heart of town. Quite and Wonderful ambience. Our popular dishes are Chicken biryanis, thalis, malai kofta,masala powdal, tomato bagum bahar. finger licking tandoori m
Reviewed By GOPALKAMATH1
Visited this restaurant with 8 of my family members.Food is tasty,decently priced and variety available.Had chicken butter masala,butter naan,Egg biryani, Alu chaat, loved the chicken meat balls in fiery garlic soy sauce ( a must try) and onion pakoras.Itâs a nice cozy restaurant with polite waitresses serving with a smile,Awesome Thank you so much for your wonderful review. Hope you visit again !!!
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2. Chh'a Bistro & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 94 reviews
Located in a peaceful environment, we offer a variety of dishes including traditional Bhutanese meals and also have provision for outdoor barbecue and cultural programs.
Reviewed By peetajohn
This is quite smart restaurant in the middle of the city.The decor is very neat and tidy and thre is a pleasant and friendly feel about the place. I noticed that there were locals eating there, not just foreigners, which is aleways a good sign.The service was very good, friendly and helpful. The food was a mixture of local and other more westernised dishes. Everything we had was tasty and really enjoyable.Prices were reasonable for a good quality place.Well reommended.
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1. Sonam Trophel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 274 reviews
There a hotel also with name Sonam Trophel but restaurant is different at different location. The restaurant is on the main street on your right hand side if you are driving up,The Hotel is a little above the junction towards the bridge.the restaurant is
Reviewed By Kermincolaco
Watch out for this family run restaurant on the main street of Paro. It is very easy to miss as it is on the first floor level. The boneless chicken with burnt garlic rice is one of their signature dishes. The pork and chicken momo's are among the best we've had. The Hentsey Datshi (spinach in cheese and chilly) too was delicious. I would very strongly recommend this cozy restaurant for anyone looking for tasty local food. The owner herself gave us helpful suggestions in deciding our menu.
