Namaste India - Ho Chi Minh city

I ordered the eggplant masala, which was delicious and I believe was vegan. I also tried the peshwari naan, which the waiter said was vegan, but I'm not convinced. I recommend being cautious and sticking to items that are definitely vegan. The meal was also much pricier than others I've had in Ho Chi Minh, costing 180,000 VND for curry, rice, and naan. (Review updated on February 20, 2024)

The curry was quite tasty, although not the best I've had in Vietnam. The service was friendly and the prices were relatively cheap.

The Indian spiced tea served at this restaurant is exquisite and delightful. It can be challenging to find authentic Indian tea in Vietnam, even at other renowned Indian eateries. Starting your day without a proper cup of tea is difficult, so I always choose to have breakfast here. The staff provides excellent service as well. I also suggest trying the butter tawa roti, which is prepared soft and buttery, just like the ones we enjoy at home. #Veganuary.

The Indian Masala tea at this restaurant is absolutely delicious and made to perfection. It can be difficult to find authentic Indian tea in Vietnam, but this place serves one of the best. I always start my day here with a satisfying breakfast, as the staff and service are exceptional. I also highly recommend trying the butter tawa roti, which is soft and buttery just like the ones I have back home. #Veganuary

We were pleased to find that the restaurant we had been searching for was still open. It offers a variety of vegan options. We tried the Naan bread and Daal, which tasted authentic (although it was a bit too spicy for my liking). The service was exceptional compared to other restaurants in Vietnam. The staff were very friendly, promptly refilling our water glasses and even bringing us sweet cakes to help alleviate the spiciness after accidentally eating a chili.