17 Best Indian Restaurants near Cascais

“Vegetarian friendly. Nice to see some alternative options. Really enjoyed the malai kofta and palak paneer though all dishes could have been a bit spicier. Starters were quite small but actually for once didn’t feel over full after a curry! Great vegetarian options though not that well marked and I’m not sure a vegan would have left full.“

“Very knowledgeable staff that gave you confidence in what you were eating. Well run and quick service despite being very busy. We sat outside which was a bit cramped, inside there is a bit more space. We shared Tarka Dahl, mushroom rice and roti and it was delicious and full of flavour.“

“My husband and I had a wonderful experience at this Indian restaurant. It was worth to walk out of the main street for lunch. We ordered: Chicken Korma, vegetable rice, coconut naan, papad and for dessert, pistachio gelato. All excellent and great service. We will definitely be back.“

“Very flavorful food, great service! We sat outside which was a good if you like people watching, but it's a very busy pedestrian street, lots of tourists walking by. Inside had good atmosphere and was full, sign of the popularity of the place. Only point of improvement was that the heaters on which our food was delivered could use some cleaning. The bowls with our food in it were clean though.“

“This was the absolute best Indian food we been eaten in a while. You must come here! The food was something else and the service was just perfect. If you have been laying on the beach and are searching for something good to eat you MUST come here!!!“

“Love love love this place! Everything from the delicious homemade tasting food, the caring staff and owner and the fair prices keep me and others coming back. I can’t go without a week passing where I have the urge to come back. If you truly love spicy food, ask for some green chilis from the owners personal plant from home. Don’t forgot to trash the chai and chaat samosa!

Parking: Best to park across the street at the Mercado“

“Very unsuspecting little place in a crowded back street. We went in for some lunch, craving some seafood and their menu seemed a bit cheaper than most around. Well were we in for a surprise! Then clams were BRILLIANT and full of flavour, much better than the extremely expensive upper class restaurants in the area and even further down the coast (in fact I would warn against any fancy restaurant in Cascais and within a 5 mile radius!). We also had the squid and prawns which came in a different sauce and the squid was beautifully tender. The decor isn’t great and we were put by a big tv screen outside but wow to the clams in particular.

So good in fact that we took our friends a couple of days later, they had the same with the addition of swordfish that was cooked perfectly, everyone was full and happy with a reasonable bill at the end of it.

The waiters were very friendly and attentive, however I did have to mark it down just one star as they put bread and olives on the table as if it were complimentary (as is the standard across Europe/UK) but you do have to pay for them so if you don’t want them, do send them back so you don’t get charged! But you will want the bread to dip in that garlic clam sauce ;)

The fish and seafood is top top notch, I can’t comment on their Asian influenced dishes. Bravo to their chef.“

“Super delicious (vegetarian) food! We are very happy to have taken the few steps out of the very crowded city center. The service is very friendly and the food comes quickly. The prices are unbeatable! We (27 & 28 years old) would definitely recommend it.“

“Great Indian food! One suggestion: please create a Google location for your Colares, Praia da Macas location - everyone is always searching for the number and has no idea how to order for pick up. Also would be great to have copies of your Macas location menu up on this Google location also please! :)“

“This slightly hidden place has a lot of vegetarian options and a few vegan options, the prices are fair especially considering the touristic life of Sintra. The outside balcony is a great spot to have a calm lunch. The food is what is expected from an Indian restaurant. Updated from previous review on 2024-11-01“

“Best Indian restaurant on the line! Friendliness, efficiency and food that is always on point, served at a very affordable price and with an incredible smile from the owner! Now you have a second room so you never run the risk of going back. The prawn biryani is top!

Vegetarian options: Vegetable Byriani is much more options“

“First time tried the food here. Food is delicious. Everything is too good. Atmosphere is friendly, respectful staff. I loved the food“

“Lovely pleasant place and comfortable professional atomosphere. Very authentic Indian food and the service of the staff is excellent. The indian staff is always with a smiling face and will to help anytime with a soft tone.Had been with my family and enjoyed the taste of authentic Indian food.“

“Typical Nepalese/Indian in the pleasant sand area. Avoid the lower floor as it almost looks like a storage room, while the upper floor has a fun and lively atmosphere. The staff is friendly and helpful and the dishes presented are those that are “normally” found in restaurants of the same type.“

“I like the atmosphere, the staff are friendly and attentive, but that's not all.The food is very good, whether in-house or takeaway, the food is always good. Prices, I believe, are in line with current costs. So it's time to go back and eat those delicious dishes, whether spicy or not.“

“Food was beautiful- one of the best Indian Restaurants I have ever been too. Service was 10/10. Food 10/10. Lovely interiors. We got the butter chicken, tikka masala, 4 drinks, 2naans and 2rices all for €38 ? thinking of going back again tonight already!“

“Well prepared Indian food. I loved the "Madras", it was really tasty.
I just wish it were possible in some options to choose to add spicy, as one of the dishes was with coconut and it really needed a bit of that condiment ?
As for dessert, I didn't like it. On the menu was the option of camel baba but it was not homemade, but industrialized and, on top of that, semi-frozen.
Reasonable quality/price, within the expectations of other Indians.“