The Top Indian Restaurants In Hong Kong: Authentic, Affordable & More

Affordable biryanis and dosas? Refined Michelin-starred curries? From Bombay Dreams’s iconic buffet brunch to hidden gems across Hong Kong, these Indian restaurants have it all!

From South Indian dosas and idli-vada to spicy curries, tandoor dishes and vegetarian dishes galore, there’s truly something for everyone when it comes to Indian cuisine. Then again, it can be a little difficult to choose with so many incredible Indian restaurants across the city. We’re here to help — keep scrolling to discover our favourite Indian restaurants in Hong Kong, including no-frills budget options and more upscale establishments for special occasions!

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Prince And The Peacock — Opulent Indian restaurant in Tai Kwun

Prince and the Peacock is a luxurious Indian restaurant by Michelin-starred Chef Palash Mitra blending royal Indian flavours with modern flair — must-try dishes include Tandoori Zafrani Paneer Tikka ($238), Gosht Rogan Josh ($238) or Machli Angeethi ($378)! If you’ve got a large group, Prince and the Peacock also boasts an opulent private dining room that seats 10 (and includes a terrace!).

Prince And The Peacock, Shop 09, 2/F, Central Magistracy, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, 2154 6104, www.themagistracyhongkong.com

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Kailash Parbat — Fun yet traditional Indian cuisine in Tsim Sha Tsui

Kailash Parbat began as a humble food cart in the 1940s and has since grown into a beloved global chain, bringing authentic North Indian vegetarian cuisine to Hong Kong. Known for its flavourful chaats, tandoor dishes and classics like paneer lababdaar and mango lassi (along with ultra-generous portions!), the restaurant blends generations-old recipes, handmade masalas and vibrant decor for a fun yet authentic dining experience. Located in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Kailash Parbat a must-visit for anyone craving rich, traditional flavours in a lively setting!

Kailash Parbat, 3/F, 302 Multifield Plaza, 3-7 Prat Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3428 5545, www.instagram.com/kailashparbat.hongkong

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Tulsi – Fresh and traditional Indian food in North Point, Quarry Bay, CWB & Tseung Kwan O

Named after the holy basil plant, Tulsi Indian Restaurant is where authentic cuisine meets fun and casual dining. Having graced the Michelin Guide for six years running, the Indian restaurant offers traditional dishes like butter chicken, biryani and North Indian curries, along with more regional specialities, all infused with quality ingredients and aromatic spices.

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Tulsi, multiple locations across Hong Kong, 6022 7614, www.tulsi.com.hk

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Dilliwale – Authentic Indian cuisine and Sunday buffet in Causeway Bay

Craving real Delhi flavours? Since 2021, Dilliwale has brought the buzzing street food scene of India’s capital to Hong Kong with dishes like crispy golgappas, tangy samosa chaat and rich, spice-packed curries. This family-run spot (with no F&B background!) serves up lunch sets on weekdays, a Sunday buffet and even happy hour specials (all from 12pm to 3pm) — go to see the foodie passion of these Delhi natives for yourself!

Dilliwale, 9/F, Kyoto Plaza, 491-499 Lockhart Road, Causeway Bay, 6900 1584, www.dilliwalehk.com

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Chaska — Modern Indian street food in Mid-Levels with brunch & lunch sets

For a fresh take on Indian cuisine, head to Chaska on Caine Road, where traditional chaats and curries meet playful twists. Creative street food and comfort dishes, from buttery curries and chilli cheese naan to butter chicken spaghetti and naan pizzas (“naanzas”), are perfect sharing options for large parties — or for small groups with big appetites! Offering weekday lunch sets, weekend brunch (both from 12pm to 3pm) and mango specials (only until July!), this cosy Mid-Levels spot blends authentic Delhi street food with modern Hong Kong flair.

Chaska, 58 Caine Road, Mid-Levels, Hong Kong, 5682 3032, www.chaskahk.com

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CHAAT — Rosewood’s Michelin-starred tandoor and refined Indian street food

Helmed by tour de force Chef Manav Tuli, one Michelin-star CHAAT brings refined street food and re-imagined slow-cooked classics of India to the restaurant table. Equipped with three Tandoor ovens and a storeroom dedicated to spices, this bold Indian concept delivers flavour in spades.

CHAAT, 5/F, Rosewood Hong Kong, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 3891 8732, www.rosewoodhotels.com

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New Punjab Club — Punjabi restaurant in Central with gin trolley

As the world’s first Punjabi restaurant to hold a Michelin star (receiving the honour in 2019), New Punjab Club is a must-try when it comes to Indian dining. Helmed by chef Palash Mitra, this bold Punjabi concept centres around hearty dishes from the tandoor oven. Best saved for a special night out, menu prices here can run a little high, but we think the food is worth it.

Sassy Tip: No trip to NPC is complete without a drink or two from the well-stocked gin trolley, sure to complement the richly spiced food.

New Punjab Club, 34 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong, 2368 1223, newpunjabclub.com

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Jo Jo Indian Cuisine — Wan Chai’s authentic Indian food since 1985

An oldie but a goodie, Jo Jo Indian Cuisine has been on the Hong Kong dining scene since 1985! Serving up a mouthwatering array of traditional curries and clay oven specialities from the north and south of India, the prices at this halal-certified Indian restaurant are reasonable and the atmosphere is always lively. Don’t miss the weekday lunch buffet, which is priced at just $138.

Jo Jo Indian Cuisine, 2/F, David House, 37-39 Lockhart Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 2527 3776, www.instagram.com/jojofood.hk

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Chaiwala — Casual & quirky Central restaurant with range of Indian dishes

Chaiwala serves modern Indian cuisine, offering dishes from all corners of the vast country. This expansive Indian restaurant can be found by entering through a British-style salon bar, Hugger Mugger on Wyndham Street. The menu is sure to take diners on a journey through India, offering everything from chaat street food to classic tandoor dishes.

Chaiwala, Basement, 43-55 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong, 2362 8988, www.chaiwala.hk

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Bengal Brothers — Beloved Kathi rolls in Wan Chai & Central

Bengal Brothers promises to be the first and only eatery in Hong Kong to serve up authentic Calcutta-style Kathi Rolls. These quintessential Bengali wraps come packed with chargrilled meat or vegetables, drizzled with tangy chutneys and spices and rolled into house-made paratha flatbreads. While grab-and-go dining doesn’t get any better than this, the Wan Chai location is also adorable.

Bengal Brothers, various locations across Hong Kong, www.bengal-brothers.com

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Rajasthan Rifles — Fusion Indian cuisine on Victoria Peak

Taking inspiration from the Anglo-Indian mess halls of the 1920s, Rajasthan Rifles‘ menu features British-influenced items such as the Rajasthan Rifles Club Sandwich and Anglo-Indian Fish N Chips, alongside contemporary classics like a Keema Anda Pau. Enjoy a refreshing Mango Lassi (or a cup of warming chai!) on the restaurant’s alfresco terrace and take in those Peak vantage point city views.

Rajasthan Rifles, Shop G01, G/F, The Peak Galleria, 118 Peak Road, Central, Hong Kong, 2388 8874, www.rajasthanrifles.com

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Jashan — Well-known Indian restaurant in Central with classic dishes

A Hong Kong staple, Jashan has been around for years and it’s not hard to see why. With its contemporary take on classic Indian fare, it appeals to a wide variety of palates, and you’ll still find familiar favourites on this Indian restaurant’s menu such as Paneer Tikka Masala, Butter Chicken and Lamb Rogan Josh.

Jashan, 1/F, Amber Lodge, 23 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, 3105 5300, www.jashan.com.hk

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Woodlands Indian Vegetarian Restaurant — Affordable plant-based food in Wan Chai & TST

Serving up a delicious and excellent-value range of South Indian fare since 1981, Woodlands still hasn’t lost its charm. Must-orders at this vegetarian Indian restaurant include the Masala Dosas and Sambar, and the Thali and Idlis are also hard to beat.

Woodlands, Shop 16 & 17, UG, Wing On Plaza, 62 Mody Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2369 3718
Woodlands, 1/F, Dennies House, 20 Luard Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, 2129 2188, www.woodlandshk.com

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Chutney Tandoor House — Central Indian food with tandoor ovens

Perched four floors above Wyndham Street, this eatery sets you up with a backdrop of Tai Kwun as you dig into delicious plates of modern Indian cuisine. The restaurant’s open kitchen features two tailor-made tandoor ovens, the key to creating its signature Tandoor mixed platter, which includes its popular Tandoori Octopus.

Chutney Tandoor House, 4/F, Carfield Commercial Building, 75-77 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong, 2330 0027, www.facebook.com/chutneyhk

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Aladin Mess — Halal-certified casual Indian dining in Causeway Bay

A no-frills kind of place, Aladin Mess is a great spot to bring a big group. Serving up classics such as perfectly fried Samosas, moreish Butter Chicken, creamy Palak Paneer and the best Cheese Naan in town, you’ll be coming back to this Indian restaurant for seconds. It’s also halal-certified!

Aladin Mess, 2/F, 60 Russell Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 2808 0250, aladinmess.com

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Pondi — Indian classic meets French cuisine in Sai Ying Pun

Marrying together the philosophy of French cuisine and Indian home cooking, Pondi (named after the former French colony Pondicherry in India) brings a different Indian cuisine to the Hong Kong dining scene. Opened as a collaboration between the team behind Brut! and Chef Taran Chadha (formerly of Blacksalt), expect deep, full-bodied flavours.

Pondi, 14 Fuk Sau Lane, Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong, 6556 4253, www.pondi.hk

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Bombay Dreams — Classic Indian restaurant in Central with unlimited brunch buffet

Bombay Dreams serves a variety of flavourful and aromatic dishes, alongside an extensive vegetarian menu that’s just as delicious. With a large interior and easily accessible location, Bombay Dreams is a go-to spot for birthdays, group dining and casual meals. This Indian restaurant also offers an unlimited Weekend Brunch Buffet for just $238, or an additional $198 for free-flow cocktails!

Bombay Dreams, 1/F, Winning Centre, 46 Wyndham Street, Central, Hong Kong, 2811 9888, www.facebook.com/BombayDreamsHK

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Gaylord Indian Restaurant — Iconic & long-standing Indian cuisine in Tsim Sha Tsiu

Michelin-recommended Gaylord Indian Restaurant has become an institution in its own right, boasting more than 50 years under its belt. Expect a full house and a good time at this veteran Kowloon-side haunt!

Gaylord Indian Restaurant, 5/F, Prince Tower, 12A Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2376 1001, www.mayfare.com.hk

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Chautari Restaurant — Hidden gem in Queen Street Cooked Food Market

If you’re after cheap, affordable Indian cuisine, look no further than Chautari Restaurant. Found inside the Queen Street Cooked Food Market, you’re heading here for the buzzy atmosphere and quality Indian food. Perfect for enjoying with a crowd, diners are encouraged to BYOB and the menu includes everything from masalas and kormas, tandoori options, biryanis and speciality flatbreads.

Chautari Restaurant, 1/F, CF6, Queen Street Cooked Food Market, 1 Queen Street, 38 Des Voeux Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, 2600 4408, www.chautari.com.hk

More Indian Restaurants In Hong Kong

• Tulsi Indian Restaurant — Michelin-recommended Indian restaurant chain famous for its North Indian delicacies. www.tulsi.com.hk
• Dilliwale — Delhi street food and other regional Indian cuisine in Causeway Bay. www.dilliwalehk.com
• Masala Bay — Private Indian kitchen based in Clearwater Bay. www.facebook.com/Masala-Bay
• Sangeetha Vegetarian Restaurant — Best known for its authentic South Indian staples and dosa platters. sangeetha.com.hk
• Uncle Desi Food & Sons — A digital-only restaurant that delivers crowd-favourite Indian dishes to your door. uncledesifood.com
• Momo N Curry — Sai Ying Pun hole-in-the-wall specialising in its two namesakes. www.facebook.com/people/Momo-n-curry
• Anjappar Chettinad Indian Restaurant — World-famous chain with a wide range of vegan, vegetarian dishes and gluten-free options. www.facebook.com/AnjapparHongKong
• Handi — Dhaba-style Indian restaurant in Tung Chung serving delicious Tandoori meats as well as vegetarian options. www.handi.com.hk
• Chungking Mansions — Last, but certainly not least, this iconic institution is home to some of the best Indian fare in the city.