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Where to eat Asian food in Vasco da Gama: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Asian food in Vasco da Gama, Goa, India including Anantashram, Claudis Corner, Grapevine - The Lobby Restaurant, Vasco Square, Ori, Chulha, SWINg! By The Bay, Sweet N Sour, Full Moon Restaurant & Bar, The Dining Room
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10. The Dining Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By AnkitaJain2013
We stayed at Hyatt for 2 nights and had 2 breakfasts, and one dinner at the Dining Room... Breakfast was very good, serves indian, South indian, continental, salads, juices, ice creams, yogurts, coconut water, and any other thing possible in break fast.. what i mean is they have an exorbitant spread.. tastes nice.... What I didn't like was their dinner.. although a good spread, but taste wise they lacked terribly.... except for live counters of noodles and chats, everything was average... I think when you are at Hyatt it is better at their other speciality outlets like Chulha, Asian wok, and their Italian speciality restaurant...
9. Full Moon Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By Iain H
The food at Full Moon restaurant was rather inclined toward the tourist taste, which is a great shame. However, it was tasty and the big compensation was the price. Three people ate for £18.00 including rice, Indian breads and two large alcoholic drinks each. Service was friendly and attentive. It was a pleasant dinner right on the beach front overlooking the Indian Ocean.
8. Sweet N Sour
Reviewed By 900prakashs
The restaurant is well located, cozy and quiet once seated.The staff is getting slow and old, so service gets a bit sloppy at times.The menu does not have too many Veg items, but what they have, they make well and have maintained the standards over the years.
7. SWINg! By The Bay
Overall Ratings
5 based on 22 reviews
BAR | GUESTHOUSE | BISTRO Located just 4.5 km from Goa airport & less than 100 metres away from Bogmalo Beach, SWINg! By The Bay is a full service restaurant that specialises in traditional flavours from Kerala & America. The award winning bartenders serv
Reviewed By Williams17
We were a little disappointed by our stay at Swing by the bay. It all started out well, small guesthouse situated one street back from the beach, an easy walk. Nice outdoor restaurant facing the street. A very efficient fellow on the reception desk organised us, hurried up the cleaning and we were in a bit earlier than expected about 1pm. The room itself was quite large, tiled floors and the usual smallish bathroom, water only tepid. The two single beds pushed together, was just OK. Pillows very worn (hardly much pillow left). We had to ask for some top sheets only provided with a bottom sheet and a furry blanket. The sheets were lovely and freshly ironed when we finally got them. However the bathroom towels were quite old and grey looking. The air con worked ok after we made a few queries. The standard was what you would generally expect from a 2 star hotel, but given the price we paid we had been expecting a little bit more. Short distance to airport which is why we stayed here, about 15 mins 500rps. Beach is OK for a short stay. Joets on the beach a good place for some food and drink. Bogmalo Beach resort had a wedding on being Saturday night which made it a bit noisy to sleep. There was a small balcony with 3 chairs. You can see a view of the beach but there is a lot of things in the way. It is advertised as being next to Bagmallo Beach resort so we expected it to be directly on the beach, but it is actually one street back.
6. Chulha
Overall Ratings
4 based on 367 reviews
Iconic Indian restaurant in Goa, Chulha offers guests the chance to dine unparalled Indian cuisine amid warm, colonial architecture, all accented by authentic rural touches. The food is simple, with a selection of tandoor-grilled meats, seafood and vegeta
Reviewed By srs_1984
@grandhyattgoa I really had a bad experience today, pathetic taste, in the name of Kerala papad sago papad was served, no chips, etc was served, in the NV thali one whole dish was missing, Kerala paratta was no where close to how it is suppose to be, overall really bad experience
5. Ori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
ORI Pan Asian restaurant is the one and only oriental restaurant in Vasco. The ambiance compliments the food and our staff ensure that all who visit have a perfect experience.
Reviewed By bangaloreman2016
We were not expecting to see such a food place in Vasco and that too with well made Chinese food offerings. We had ordered Chilly chicken Manchurian style and Szechwan fried rice with prawns. The decor was contemporary , the food was tasty and would give Goenchin - the "Panjim based No 1 for Chinese food in Goa" a run for its money! The service was OK .Do visit this place once - there isn't much choice in Vasco anyways !Dear Guest,We thank you for giving our Pan Asian restaurant a very positive review.The ORI is the only pure oriental restaurant in Vasco serving Thai, Malay, Japanese, Singaporean and Chinese food and we are glad that you enjoyed the food.Do visit us again.
4. Vasco Square
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
VASCO SQUARE is a celebration of food, beverages, art and creation of our CHEF DE CUISINE & OWNER - Ms. Supriya Verenkar taking guests to a glorious journey of Goan, Grills, & Indian Cuisine in it's honest, natural & simple form. A menu designed to make a
Reviewed By kodasrivatsa
multi cuisine restaurant though their goan dishes are great. veg dishes are also good. overall a delight to be eating here
3. Grapevine - The Lobby Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By MAB-India
One of the decent restaurants in Vasco. Located in HQ hotel on the ground floor. Courteous and polite staff. Good service. Has a buffet menu. Very reasonably priced buffet. Decor is decent. Spacious seating. Reasonable items for a buffet. Some of the items were very good and some was ok. So a mixed feeling in terms of taste of food. But still is worthy of repeat visit.
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2. Claudis Corner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By Wander09531314683
We had the last dinner of our trip here, and took few starters and few main courses. The starters were garlic prawns (awful) and veg Manchurian (ok). Both dishes we have eaten plenty of times during our trip and always been much better than this. Main courses were red snapper (ok, but really bland), chicken tikka masala (subpar) and half tandoori chicken (okish). Guess you can eat here, but don't expect to enjoy as much as every other review seems to make you think. All in all, one of the worst places on our trip.
1. Anantashram
Overall Ratings
4 based on 205 reviews
Reviewed By Anindya_911
The Deluxe Fish Thali here is fit for a King. It is a struggle to finish but the superb taste of each item on the plate prevents you from giving up. While the fish fry and fish curry are the highlights, the dried shrimp thoran and clam (simpla) side dishes deserves equal applause.Itâs good to see this restaurant maintains its quality and excellent standard over the years. Unlike the beach shacks which now have more tandoori dishes on their menu than local delicacies.It worth finding out this restaurant in the bylines of Vasco market for its superb seafood and thali.
