Excellent food and service! We ordered the Lamb Saag, plain Naan bread and the chicken tikka…read moremasala. Everything was delicious! It was the perfect amount of food since my husband and I do not eat a lot. He ordered a Mahou beer. It was very cold just the way beer is supposed to be served.

Very good place to eat. The food came out fast but tasted…read morereally fresh. Full of flavour and spices. You can choose the amount of spicy that you like and I think that's great. The naan were my favourite. Will definitely go back

I always get the same and its amazing Would recommend, the food comes in an ok time and the drinks…read moreVery quick so the service is also Quite good, The ambience is Nice But the chairs are A little bit uncomfortable but Outside is Also ok But the cars can be a bit annoying but your near the beach, so They deserve 4,7 stars for me

I think this might be the only Indian restaurant in the city. We are big fans of Indian food, and…read moreagree that this was excellent. I had a lovely chicken chat then chicken jalfrezi for the main course and my wife had vegetable samosas then vegetable dansak. Highly recommended.

Shut up and take my money! Excellent food and great service. All dishes were exactly as ordered!…read moreRecommended Indian restaurant in the Torrevieja area.

Can't say enough good things about this place. The menu can be a bit overwhelming, but the waiter…read morewill gladly help in finding something you will love. I would give this place 10 stars if possible! Check it out!!

Not sure if it's Bangladeshi as Google says or Indian as the name suggests. Did they switch from…read moreIndian to Bangladeshi and kept the name? The evening menu was €16.95 instead of €10.95 they put on the website. Surprise :( Got a bit confused by the menu and couldn't get a meaningful recommendation from the waiter (no offence, very nice guy who tried his best to help me). Finally ordered: #12 Reshmi Kebab €4.95 #20 Biriani Vegetables €9.95 #32 Karhai Lamb €9.95 #24 Tandoori Chicken €8.95 Tasty stuff but the Indian vs Bangladeshi question remained - what is the difference? I asked a friend living in Bangladesh: Here are his thoughts (Q&A): Question 1: Is the Bangladeshi cuisine much different from the Indian cuisine?  Answer 1: Nope, not much different from India, almost same.  Question 2: What are the most known Babladeshi dishes? Which would you recommend? Answer 2: Actually Bangladesh is famous for ''Panta Vat Elis Mas'' (Hilsa Fish with Rice). I will recommend you to test our ''Roser Pitha'' ''Kuli Pitha'' ''Pakan Putha'' , you can call them some kind of cakes :) . Only available in Bangladesh. I would also recommend ''Malai Cha'' (special kind of tea). Actually my favorite is The Malai Cha. There is the most important food called ''Biriani''. It's the most famous dish in Bangladesh, also in India. Back to the restaurant. Overall, great service, friendly attentive waiters. Interesting food presentation Located on the first roundabout of CV-895 in Quesada, easy to find and park. Will probably come back to try the dishes recommended by my Bangladeshi friend :)

The food was ok but not great so we won't return. They advertise and allegedly sell tandoori food…read more Now I can't say that they don't have a tandoor oven but I can say that they didn't cook our food in one - but it's priced for tandoor that is to say food cooked over hot charcoal. Nope, nada, no. I started with a king prawn poori with a bread that's meant to be fried. It wasn't. If the bread isn't from a supermarket I'd be very surprised. The sauce too could easily come from a Sharwood's jar. My wife had seekh kebab she thought good. For mains I had tandoori paneer and it was simply cheese sliced from a block brushed in a tandoor paste again if it's not out of a jar I'd be surprised here too. The cheese did not see a tandoor oven or hot charcoal on its journey to me. It was tasteless really. I had a korma sauce with it (my choice) that tasted of condensed milk from a tin. My wife's chicken tikka masala too was poor tasting and not tandoored (is that a word?) the pilau rice was meh and our peswari nan was ok but again not cooked in a tandoor but under an electric grill. It wasn't brushed with ghee either. One glass of wine one small beer €45. Staff really pleasant and place cosy but the food just isn't close to good aside from the seekh starter. It's worth missing. Take a tip from me if you want tasty Asian food there's Suan Thai restaurant 10 minutes walk away is far and away better.

Great Indian food located along the pedestrian walkway in front of the wharf…read more Service was quick and helpful. The young man explained the menu in depth and helped me chose a meal with all vegetables. My husband had a dish with shrimp. You can also request a level of spice. We both chose Medium. The food was very tasty. And large quantities. Prices are reasonable. Outdoor patio is very nice.

From the owner: India gate is the only Indian owned Indian restaurant in benidormread more