Behind the modern yellow facade, Indika's enticing dining room sets the tone for its sublime Indian food, a fusion of authentic tastes and adventurous preparations, such as crabmeat samosas with papaya-ginger chutney. As well as a good-value lunch buffet, it has a daily happy hour.
Indika
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