Indian Fast Food

This place is awesome for those who could use a little break from Italian food while on a visit!
(Not that Italian food wasn’t absolutely delicious, but sometimes you just need some variety!)
We stopped over here for lunch on Christmas day (not much else open, and could really use some rice and curry!), and I was all smiles. The negative reviews for the food here might potentially be from people who are only familiar with other kinds of Indian food – trust me, there are several. Food here was pretty legit to me! Not that it was the best stuff I’ve ever had, but hell, who can beat family home-​cooking? (Nobody can best the Dida. NOBODY.)
We liked it here so much, we headed over for a second meal on a different day. The price is extremely encouraging, as is the display case piled high enough with sweets to make a meal on their own!
We’re not talking fancy stuff here, venue– or taste-​wise. But who cares? Comfort food is comfort food.
Plus, the staff here are really chill.
Seriously, if you’re craving something besides pasta or pizza, head here for a cheap but filling meal.

Not the best Indian food I have had. It doesn’t live up to the great reviews. I was charged two more Euros than I thought I owed. They seemed irritated that I was asking and weren’t clear with their answers and I couldn’t get a detailed bill. After a few minutes of arguing I just paid and left as the money wasn’t worth any more time spent arguing. But watch your bill if you go.

Awesome food. Friendly staff. Lassi is a must. Dont expect décor and ambience.

Great food great price sums up this place we were staying at Radisson and this place is very close to hotel.
They have set meals as well as alacarte both good

Unless you mind eating out of cafeteria style plastic tray/​plates, and/​or you dislike great food, there’s no excuse for missing this place. The curries are always awesome (and they seem to switch them up a bit), the fried snacks are dope, the people are all business and efficiency (and they speak English if you’re struggling with making orders in Italian). For vegetarians it is also refreshing because out of their 6 or 8 curry options, the majority are always vegetarian. They have pretty mild stuff if you’re looking for that but also definitely cater to those of spicier tastes.
The atmosphere definitely doesn’t scream «bring your work colleagues here» but the dive/​hole-​in-​the walk feeling is there in a really great way, and benefits from the excellent music videos they’ve usually got on the TV.

A small indian joint but with amazing food. The workers were very helpful and gave attention to customers. The roti were fresh and excellent. I would recommend this place to anyone who loves indian food and not to forget extremely quick service.

I really liked this place. One, there is free unlimited water sitting on your table. Two, the workers are very nice and explain what each food item is. Three, you get it very fast because it is already made and waiting to be plated.

If you say the words «I found an Indian restaurant near our hotel,» you will find me grabbing my purse and shouting, «quick, there’s no time to waste, let’s goooo!»
So it was that I found myself 30 euro poorer, stuffing palak paneer, rice, naan, lassi, chana masala, vegetable curry, samosas, pakora, and a couple sweets in my gob on a recent evening in Rome. I think my husband ordered something for himself, too.
The food was good enough to make the 30 minute round trip walk again a few days later for the lunch special where I watched Indian music videos while gobbling up more of the same, happy as can be. Also fat as can be.

This place is fairly close the train station. I was sitting in my hotel room and Unilocaled restaurants and it can up. I walked a block and sat for a bite. The guy behind the counter came over and asked me if I wanted a explanation and I said yes. He walked up and down the counter explaining everything to me and help me put together a plate. It was excellent. My expectations were low and this place over-​delivered. I will definitely be back. Dinner and a huge beer about 12 euros. Thanks Unilocal

i dunno if i was particularly hungry or if i had too much pasta and pizza lately, but this place is GOOD. we were in the area, and of course the husband always wants indian food, so i navigated our way here. there is no décor to speak of, but right away, we felt like we were somewhere legit.
we shared a plate of veg biryani, mixed veg curry, and channa. even tho we got rice, we couldn’t refuse the fresh roti. we also got a mango lassi, and the husband got a samosa. the roti was so fresh and piping hot (made to order!). the rice was a welcome respite from all the pasta and bread we’ve been eating. the spices were also just right. husband also got an indian sweet to complete his meal, and they have lots to choose from.
this was a great indo meal, even by CA standards!

We’re from LA but living in Rome for a few months. We were impressed with the veggie plates. The nan wasn’t amazing but that’s my only criticism. Standard overly bright lighting and questionable décor apply but we’re from LA and used to finding our gem restaurants in shopping malls. Go here and you won’t be disappointed.

I think this place is also called «Indian Kabir Fast Food».
Good tasting indian food, but not as spicy as the Indian food in the States. Cheap for Roma: 6 euros a person for vegetarian lunch + nan bread (with ghee!)
We had dal and chana palak (chick peas with spinach). They also had chicken, lamb, mushroom and a few other dishes, ready and waiting– this is how the food is so fast. Also have a large Indian dessert case if you are interested in desserts.
The way they served the food was a little odd; large plastic tray filled with lots of white basmati rice and just a bit of curry– but good enough for a quick meal or lunch. I wish you could order family style with a larger bowl of curry.
Pros:
good food
offer tap water, for FREE!
not pretentious at all
opens at 11am for lunch
something different from italian food, and comes with RICE!
staff speak English, friendly
Cons:
served on plastic
too much rice, not quite enough curry

We were visiting Rome from the US and we were so surprised that this place was SO good! We were frantically trying to find a place to eat late at night near Termini and this was definitely a lifesaver late at night when not a whole lot is open in this area. Very delicious and authentic, sweet family that owns the joint. I think they spoke a bit of English as well.

Great Indian place to eat.
FOOD = very good. I like their chicken, potatoes, and chickpeas portions. Also like their green sauce; it was a bit spicy, but oh so tasty!!!
SERVICE = excellent
ATMOSPHERE = friendly