The city of Hong Kong in Asia should ring a bell with most people. After all, we often see it being promoted in movies, magazines, and travel brochures. It is not hard to see why, though. One of the most densely populated regions in the world, Hong Kong is well-known for having a technologically-advanced society, a lively entertainment scene, and a thriving food hub. There are also popular tourist attractions, such as the iconic Victoria Harbor and Hong Kong Disneyland, which are great places to visit for families on holiday. Day trips to Macau and Lantau Island are also usually included on most traveler’s itineraries. Although Hong Kong may be well-known for dim sum and Cantonese delicacies, you might be surprised that there are other food options that are worth your while. Should you be craving for a taste of Mumbai, fret not for we have compiled a list of Indian restaurants in Hong Kong.
1. Indian Village
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It’s easy to miss this restaurant as it is a small establishment located along Mosque Street. Do not expect much for decoration as the restaurant has only the basic necessities. The food, however, is another story. The menu is extensive and features a wide range of traditional Indian delicacies such as tikka masala, madras, and roti breads. Whether you are dining in or getting takeaway, be sure to order the fish tikka and the chicken makhani or butter chicken.
Indian Village
Address: Shop 1, Ground Floor, 31-37 Mosque Street, Mid-levels, Hong Kong
Website: Indian Village
Opening hours: 11am - 3pm, 6pm - 11pm (daily)
2. Jashan
This fancy Indian restaurant in the Soho area of Hong Kong has been around for decades, and for good reason, too. You can expect nothing less but quality food that has combined traditional and modern concepts. Try the restaurant’s signature Bombay Tawa Chicken, which is roasted chicken marinated with sweet paprika, turmeric, and sea salt served with chilled cucumber in a yoghurt dip. If you’re feeling very hungry, we recommend coming during lunch and indulging in over 20 dishes at their mega lunch buffet promotion.
Jashan
Address: 1st Floor, Amber Lodge, 23 Hollywood Road,Central, Hong Kong
Website: Jashan
Opening hours: 12pm - 3pm, 6pm - 11pm (daily)
3. Bombay Dreams
Bombay Dreams is another Indian gem on the Hong Kong food map that you should consider trying. We suggest making an advanced booking to avoid disappointment as the queue can get very long. Like all good Indian restaurants, their menu is so extensive that it could give you a headache from just trying to choose. Try the Paneer Curry, Chicken Tandoori and their samosas. If you would like some healthier options, you can even request for your meal to be gluten-free. Go for the lunch or brunch buffet if you’re feeling peckish.
Bombay Dreams
Address: 4/F, Carfield Commercial Building, 75 Wyndham Street
Website: Bombay Dreams
Opening hours:12pm - 3pm, 6pm - 11pm (daily)
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4. Central Indian Restaurant
This is another hole-in-the-wall gem that is well-hidden on the first floor so have your eyes peeled and ready if you are looking for it! We suggest trying the Lamb Roghan Josh, which are tender pieces of lamb cooked in a rich gravy of various spices and herbs. The five-course lunch set here is also great value for money, as you will have many options to form your meal.
Central Indian Restaurant
Address: 1st Floor, Unit 101, Cheung’s Building, 1-3 Wing Lok Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Website: Central Indian Restaurant
Opening hours: 11am - 11pm (daily)
5. Jo Jo Indian Cuisine
Established in 1985, Jo Jo Indian Cuisine has developed a reputation for a fine dining experience that is packed with excellent North and South Indian food and attentive staff service. Go for their lamb curry, as customers have raved about the tenderness of the lamb. Do also try the Chicken Briyani if you want some carbs in your meal.
Jo Jo Indian Restaurant
Address: 2nd Floor, David House 37-39, Lockhart Rd, Wanchai, Hong Kong
Website: Jo Jo Indian Restaurant
Opening hours: 11am - 3pm, 6pm - 11pm (daily)
6. The Clay Oven
If you’re in the vicinity of Kennedy Town, you should check out The Clay Oven. The chefs were all trained specially in India and freshly prepare the food daily, so you can be assured of its quality. We suggest trying out everything out on the menu. If you are planning to come here on a weekday afternoon for lunch, be sure to have a look at their set menu for some good value.
The Clay Oven
Address: Ground Floor, 27-31 Catchick Street, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong,
Website: The Clay Oven
Opening hours: 11am - 3pm, 5:30pm - 11pm (daily)
7. Bindaas Bar + Kitchen
If you’re looking for an Indian restaurant that has great food and flair, look no further than Bindaas Bar + Kitchen. According to the restaurant’s description, the word ‘Bindaas’ means 'chilled out’ and 'carefree’. This is exactly what you can expect while dining at this place. The restaurant prides itself on popular Indian street food, such as Boti (beef) kebabs, Lasooni Jhinga (chargrilled prawns) and Purani Dilli Ke Seekh (mutton skewers). Be sure to treat yourself to a drink at the colorful bar and don’t forget to check out their happy hour specials!
Bindaas Bar + Kitchen
Address: Ground Floor, 33 Aberdeen Street, Corner of Hollywood Road & Aberdeen Street, Central, Hong Kong
Website: Bindaas Bar + Kitchen
Opening hours: 12pm - 1am (daily)
8. Chautari
Although this restaurant might be located in an unexpected location, the food is more than enough to keep bringing in those who have a love for homemade Indian cuisine. Their naan, or flatbread, comes freshly baked out of the oven; we recommend ordering their garlic and cheese naans to go with your curries.
Chautari
Address: Shop CF6, 1st floor, Cooked Food Market, 1 Queen Street
Website: Chautari
Opening hours: Sun: 12pm -6pm; Mon - Sat: 12pm - 2:30pm, 6pm - 10:30pm
9. Masala Train
If you find yourself rushing for time but have a craving for affordable homemade Indian food takeaways, then hopefully you are near the Masala Train. This small restaurant is helmed by an experienced banker who believes that Indian food makes for wholesome and healthy meals. We suggest you try their Biryani that comes in both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, or their Chicken Keema roll.
Masala Train
Address: G/F, Yue On Building, 146 Lockhart Road and 2A O'Brien Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Website: Masala Train
Opening hours: Sun - Thurs: 11:30am - 10pm; Fri - Sat: 11:30am - 12am
10. BlackSalt Tavern
You can’t come closer to modern and contemporary fusion Indian cuisine than BlackSalt Tavern. Using only premium ingredients and home-made spices, you’ll find yourself indulging in Nepalese, Bengali and Sri Lankan-inspired dishes. We recommend coming here for brunch for a truly unique dining experience. If you do, be sure to try the Bomb the Bay Omelette, sticky toffee pancakes, and Kata Murga Eggs Benedict. Do make an advanced booking to avoid disappointment.
BlackSalt Tavern
Address: Ground Floor, One South Lane, Shek Tong Tsui, Hong Kong
Website: BlackSalt
Opening hours: Sun - Thurs: 6pm - 11pm, Fri - Sat: 6pm -12am (closed on Mon)
A taste of India in Hong Kong
We hope that the mouthwatering pictures above have whetted your appetite for Indian food. You might be in Hong Kong, but we are pretty sure that these restaurants might leave you wondering if you had actually landed in India instead.
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