Tharun Thejus J P

Finally found a restaurant in Dortmund who portrays Indian restaurant's ambiance. They have a good blend between Indian and German culture with look and feel of the restaurant. Onto pricing, yeah I would say it's on the costlier side but Indians who are missing out on their cuisine can opt to visit this place once in a while. I was told by the owner that the food they serve is not prepped to be that spicy as they want to attract more German people and make them try the Indian cuisine as German keep it mild and subtle with their taste pallets when it comes to hotness of their dish. Overall a must visit place for Indians to enjoy their meal and have all the nostalgic moments related to the food.

I must say the screen and the sound quality was top notch. The seating for a normal one was pretty comfortable. The only place where I found it costly was with the eatables they offer, their menu was too costly and I was bit off by that. The rest, be it the commute to the place or its visibility is too simple, once you get off the U Bahn station and take the exit B (Ausgang B) and step outside, you will find the cinemas onto your right.