It's a shame that I had to travel to Nijmegen NL to get authentic Indian but man was it worth it…read more On a business trip and eating in the hotel is boring. If you ever travel her this place is a must. Short walk from the central station. The garlic naan was amazing. That could have been my dinner. We ordered tiki masala, couple of curries with chicken and prawns. We also had an appetizer that is like a giant wanton but filled with a potato curry. They have 5 levels of spice and I got 3 but should have gone for 4. Amazingly authentic and scrumptious. I'd put those curry gravies on anything!!

Nijmegen has serious Indian food, and India Gate gets bonus points being from the UK…read more The vindaloo was spicy, so if you're not ready for the heat - go a notch lower. Other dishes were good - the butter chicken was fine. Naan and rice were both solid. It's not cheap - I think it cost about EUR 25 per person for food, but worthwile. I'll be back. Be careful, if you don't act soon, the curry will serve itself.

Amazing!!! Very friendly personal service, even when the place is full, which is almost always…read more Having lived in the UK some time I thought I know Indian food - but this place opens new worlds of taste, I have never seen before. Try especially the South Indian dishes for new flavor richness!

Amazing food, super delicious:) It's a great location and the atmosphere is great. The cooks and…read morewaiters were really nice and I loved the menu. The food was also super authentic and I really liked the color scheme. It was a beautiful restaurant, I definitely recommend!

Little spot that we found, turned out to be a gem!…read more Great food and service. Authentic Indian food that hit the spot on a chilly, rainy day. Highly recommend if you are in the mood for some homemade food.

I had noted this place prior to our trip, as it is located within a couple of blocks of the Anne…read moreFrank House. I was only able to get tickets for the AFH for a 6:15 p.m. tour, meaning we got finished around 8 p.m. Hence, this became our late dinner option that day. I wasn't sure how busy they would be, but I guess we arrived late enough so that they had a few tables available. The restaurant is located on a fairly busy street (served by trams, which we later used to get back to the Central Station area). It is only a few doors down from one of the canals. The menu indicated that they had been in business since the 1980s, so they must be doing something right. As an added reference point, they are about a 20-minute walk from the Central Station. We arrived and were greeted and shown to a table near the front of the restaurant. It seemed to extend quite a way back, but I didn't have a reason to venture further in. Our server was friendly and provided menus and took our drink orders. I know they had wine but I don't know if they had a full bar. There were certainly several tables of Americans and Brits who appeared to be well served in that regard, so maybe there was a bar... The menu was fairly extensive, with an appreciable overlap with dishes we were familiar with from Indian places in the U.S. We all found something to our taste. I think we ended up with a couple of vegetarian curry dishes and one that was chicken-based. We also got naan and rice. Everything was good, and given the lateness of dinner (for us), we were hungry. When the food came out, they also brought one warming stand per dish. This was something new that we encountered at a couple of restaurants on this trip. This is probably more relevant in the winter months, but it kept the food hot. I'd likely return here for another meal if I'm ever back in Amsterdam.

After seeing so many reviews and hype, thought of trying it once. This is the only restaurant which…read moreoffers buffet so many times in a week! Service was quite friendly and welcoming with smiling people. And that's the only positive news I can write here! Food is not fresh at all! Rice was atleast 2 days old (any idiot could find it), it had ZERO vegetables in it and being an Indian kitchen, it offered one single vegetarian curry in whole buffet. My friends informed that the meat dishes weren't fresh or tasty either. It's one time visit. If you ever tasted Indian food somewhere else, please avoid this restaurant. I feel sad for the friendly people over there, but I cannot go and eat there again. Food is of really bad quality.

The location was great as I leaved on the street, the restaurant is well decorated and have a nice…read morepatio seating. The service was wonderful very friendly staff. The food is good, we had samosa which I didn't like much and spicy chicken korma which made us tear but was very tasty. Totally recommend it

Great food, good portions and a nice atmosphere. Tender and fresh food…read more Service normal speed. Seems like original food from India.

This was some pf the most flavorful and good tasting food I have ever experienced in my life…read more Sherpa had great reviews and that held true for my experience. I had no idea I needed Nepalese/Tibetan/Indian food in my life. The smell as you walk into the restaurant immediately grabs your attention and lets you know you're in for an experience. Everything on the menu looked delectable and my only regret is that my stomach isn't big enough to have ordered every single thing on the menu. If k ever find myself in Amsterdam again I will undoubtedly be coming back to Sherpa.

Indian food is one of my favorite cuisines in the US, and I was happy to discover cuisines from so…read moremany cultures in Amsterdam as well. Sherpa also has a Tibetan and Nepalese twist, and the menu had so many new-to-me items, including Momos. The restaurant smells amazing when you walk in, so I knew that choosing an entrée would be difficult, especially with so many vegetarian options. I ordered the Tshel momos, which are stuffed with minced vegetables and steamed. They were served with a homemade tomato sauce that, while cold, complimented them perfectly. They were not spicy, which was different for me since I usually go for some form of noodles and love at least medium spice. My husband had the Yeti's Food- Stir fried noodles with boneless chicken and vegetables with Himalayan herbs. He usually goes for curry, so this was a change for him as well. Both of us really enjoyed our meals and are glad we went with something we've never seen in the US before. The service was great, and the servers brought out fresh papadam, raita, and some other condiments to try as soon as we were seated. They also kept our waters and my husband's beer filled and brought us Wilhelmina mints at the end of our meal with the check. Those mints are amazing and so much better than the US post-meal mints, and I had to buy a large package to take home! If you're looking for a culinary adventure in Amsterdam that is NOT Dutch food, check out Sherpa. Bonus points for being an easy walk from the museum district.

Best Indian food in a long time. Restaurant, or better…read moreformulated kitchen, is situated in the food hall. See my review on the Twentse food hal for more information. This restaurant is a real hidden gem. Authentic Indian food, fresh and cooked with pride. I enjoyed a tasting plate with three different regular dishes. All were full of flavor. The price of 11€ is really justified, it is portion wise not far off from a main course. When I lived nearby and I would be frequent guest. Next time I'm in Enschede, this is the place for my lunch or dinner. Well deserved 5 out 5. Keep it going like this!