With a cinnabar interior, this buzzing spot delivers a measure of elegance on top of its warm and welcoming service. The North Indian menu is a tantalising and ambitious affair, from palak paneer (cottage cheese in spinach) through to barbecue tandoori shrimps, searing chicken vindaloo and smooth, slow-cooked black lentils. The flavours are superb and vegetarians find themselves well catered for.
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Hanoi
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