New Indian Restaurant in Town!

[Baadshah Indian Restaurant]

Baadshah invites you to sample the most fascinationg and superbly flavoured dishes of North India. Our cuisine encompasses a wide range of delicacies from many parts of the country. So come in and experience the true taste of

India at Baadshah Indian Restaurant. Located on 3rd Road opp. Soi X-Zyte. Ample space for parking.

Open from 1pm - 1am. See you tonight.

[Hellbender]

keep the place cozy with lots of smiles & little less spices. Would love to try some tondories & butter chicken on my next trip soon.

 

All my good wishes mate!

 

BTW some road maps or Gmap location would be nice!

Edited June 8, 2012 by Hellbender

[Encora]

Is it new?

I ate at same location 2 years ago, an Indian restaurant, forgot the name. Food mediocre, prices high.

 

Same or not?

[coolboss]

i have been to afew indian restarunts,always had reasnable food at reasnable price in Alibabas central pattaya rd, n tried afew others, n thr use 2b kanadahar just on coner of one of th soi off second rd,the food was briileant but on my last trip it was no longer there, i see most indian restaruants closing or changin hands but there is allways ALIBABAA to fall bak on they do good currys n if u dont wana go therethere is always royal garden top floor thair indian section is good n they make really tastey currys

[carney2]

Ive been there, I can recommend it

[Jpoplover]

Hmm, Indian Food, just love the stuff. If its anything like the banana leaf restaurants in Singapore, i'll definately pay a visit

[hays.joe]

Indian Maharaja hotel near the beach road and Bombay hotel in Walking Street are pretty good, I visited on January 2012 - The prices of food items have been increased due to rising costs.

[Baadshah Indian Restaurant]

Is it new?

I ate at same location 2 years ago, an Indian restaurant, forgot the name. Food mediocre, prices high.

 

Same or not?

Its at the same location, new management new name and ofcourse new price. 30% cheaper than the previous restaurant Taj.

[expatdude]

If you guys were smart, you'd have a cheap special advertised. Get people into your restaurant, after that they may become regular customers.

 

I live very close to you, but unless I either see a good deal or get recommendations from others, I'll never try your place. Look at the specials at Lone Star for example.

 

Let's see a 120 baht lunch--give people a good feed. Then they'll be more inclined to come back for a dinner. Be smart or you'll just join the hundreds of other restaurants to fail in Pattaya (especially Indian ones).

Edited June 14, 2012 by expatdude

[Daveo]

If you guys were smart, you'd have a cheap special advertised. Get people into your restaurant, after that they may become regular customers.

 

I live very close to you, but unless I either see a good deal or get recommendations from others, I'll never try your place. Look at the specials at Lone Star for example.

 

Let's see a 120 baht lunch--give people a good feed. Then they'll be more inclined to come back for a dinner. Be smart or you'll just join the hundreds of other restaurants to fail in Pattaya (especially Indian ones).

Well said mate,

[Hellbender]

If you guys were smart, you'd have a cheap special advertised. Get people into your restaurant, after that they may become regular customers.

 

I live very close to you, but unless I either see a good deal or get recommendations from others, I'll never try your place. Look at the specials at Lone Star for example.

 

Let's see a 120 baht lunch--give people a good feed. Then they'll be more inclined to come back for a dinner. Be smart or you'll just join the hundreds of other restaurants to fail in Pattaya (especially Indian ones).

 

I get your point & that's the best way to attract customer throwing offers but unluckily good Indian food ain't cheap. World wide Indian restaurant are bit expensive than regular food joint.

 

This is because they have extensive culinary culture & too many dishes complete a lunch or dinner. We get fed up of next & next dishes.

Food are generally great experience apart from spice & some are too hot. They do tickle our taste but to extremism & north Indian curries are great delight.

 

In states good Indian restaurant is always upscale affair & it is fine dine sorta things!

 

Cheers!

[mpm]

Baadshah invites you to sample the most fascinationg and superbly flavoured dishes of North India. Our cuisine encompasses a wide range of delicacies from many parts of the country. So come in and experience the true taste of

India at Baadshah Indian Restaurant. Located on 3rd Road opp. Soi X-Zyte. Ample space for parking.

Open from 1pm - 1am. See you tonight.

. This one is good, same owners, about 20% cheaper than before...any one on the dark side you must try the new chef at Fishermans Rest, it's f..ing great, and they do lunch specials about 200฿ real tandoor clay oven, their tikka is spot on and breads light and fresh from the oven

[jamesallan1]

I never found a good Indian restaurant in Pattaya, I give it a try!

[chopper1]

if you are english i dont think you will find a good indian restaurant in patts,as the style of cooking is not same as english /indian curries we know from home,but try ali baba (not cheap) or 2 indians at new plaza opp soi 8 they are both cheap and good

[mpm]

Baadshah invites you to sample the most fascinationg and superbly flavoured dishes of North India. Our cuisine encompasses a wide range of delicacies from many parts of the country. So come in and experience the true taste of

India at Baadshah Indian Restaurant. Located on 3rd Road opp. Soi X-Zyte. Ample space for parking.

Open from 1pm - 1am. See you tonight.

. Whent hear last night, I had chicken jelfraze with paulo rice, nan bread, the GF just had a shish kebab and a beer each,, cost 600฿ and it was realy good...will return for sure

[tonyw]

I have been Indian restaurants in BKK and Pattaya and they taste nothing like we get in England. Please advise as to where im going wrong

[eanto]

I have been Indian restaurants in BKK and Pattaya and they taste nothing like we get in England. Please advise as to where im going wrong

 

Have you tried the Tikka Centre on Soi Bukhao? works for me.

[rsaran]

Very nice to have the choice of one more indian restaurant- why don't you post some photos and menus of your hotel - just for imagination

regards

saran

[The Devonshire(Tim)]

its shut

[JAI DEE MAK]

its shut

 

Maybe they should have listened to Big Dave !!!!!

Edited September 28, 2012 by JAI DEE MAK