Street Food - Aalborg

I came here with a couple of friends. We really liked the Mexican place. One of the best tacos I ever eaten. After that we wanted to get ice cream and I got my scoops. When my friend, and he’s Somalian, wanted to order the ice cream works were really rude to him. They were constantly hinting that they know that he’s going to steal the ice cream.

Fist of all, the place is great! We loved the concept. One can easily spend hours here, with the whole family. Eating, chilling and playing board games, arcades, pool or shuffle. However the food didn’t live up to the hype. We went there to try the Indian food, described on their website in the following high praising therms: “Little India is a true gem of authentic Indian cuisine.” “The quality of our food is absolutely top class and will definitely leave you full and satisfied.” “With a deep love for the simple and genuine, Little India takes you on a culinary journey through some of the most famous and recognized Indian dishes.” The detour to get to the place therefore seemed like well spent time. But the food was rather disappointing. We’ve eaten on great Indian restaurants in many countries, and the descriptions made us think this might be an new favourite of ours. Instead we were served a Tikka, Butter chicken and share plate that tasted almost like store bought microwave food. With no possibility of selecting how spicy you want the food to be, that adds to the feeling that this is all pre cocked and warmed up. If we come back here, we’ll definitely try something else than Little India!

This venue has really taken a deep dive! It used to be a good place to eat. Not anymore. June 4th brought some Swedish friends to enjoy the food and harbor atmosphere. We had pizza (cardboard like, cold), Chinese stir fry (kiddie portion, tasteless) and fish chips (thin, fried to death) and everything was terrible! The pizza and fish chips especially used to be fantastic. The new owners of both stalls are well where the heck are they? All venues are staffed by unskilled (and probably underpaid) youngsters who have no clue about food quality, much less how to prepare it. If you want a beer or drink (from plastic glasses, and still no sorting here) with a view of the harbor, by all means come by. But avoid the food at all costs poor quality and absolutely no value for money here! So disappointing!

Cute and nice area for dining or hanging out and having some drinks. We got some Indian food and it was quite nice. Prices are okay and the variety is good. Most places give you small portions to taste which is very helpful to decide what you want. Very recommended.

A very interesting place for sure. The outside doesn't look to inviting but the inside is a whole other story. The stalls and atmosphere is great, as well as the food. Wholeheartedly recommend going here!