Very nice and with tasty indian food place. We liked everything we ordered and for sure we will be back.

Indienes

We found this lovely restaurant om the fork. The host was very Nice and spoke english very well. We felt very welcome.The food was so good!! I had a three course diner and everything was very tastfull. The service was also very kind!!

The most famous urban area of Honolulu on Oahu is the Waikiki and Alamora; the Alawe Canal will be separated from the two, the north of the canal is Alamora and the south is Waikiki. It directly connects the Avenue of the Second District, except for the Avenue of Karakava, which is Alamora Avenue. Alamora Avenue (Ala Moana Ave), is the closest avenue to the west coast in Honolulu city. Alamora Avenue, in this section of the Alamora area, that is, the north of the canal, is mainly east-west, slightly north-south; The north side of the avenue, the famous T-junction, including Piikoi St and Atkinson Dr, is the middle of the two roads, surrounded by the famous world&#39;s largest open-air shopping center building community, the Alamora Center; the south side of the avenue is Alamora Park, the southern edge of the park, which is the beach, facing the Pacific Ocean. Alamora Avenue, south of the canal, goes northwest to southeast, but turns west to north until it meets Caracava Avenue; and between the canal and the bend, there is an important intersection, Alamora Avenue and Hobron Lane. Take a walk southwest of Hoblon Lane, a few minutes from Holomona Street (Holomoana St), southwest of Holomona Street is the Allaway Boat Harbor, one of Hawaii&#39;s most beautiful photography sites. Yanholomone Street walks south, to Duke Kahana Mokubu Lake (Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon) and Waikiki Hilton Village, the nearest to the rainbow building. It can be seen that the intersection of Alamora Avenue and Hoblon Lane is crowded. There are many shops and restaurants in the close intersection, including Discover Bay Center, Red Lobster, Outback Steakhouse, Mcdonald... McDonald&#39;s here is a famous McDonald&#39;s in Oahu and even Hawaii, and also serves Chinese fast food and instant noodles. As I said, vacation and tourism are different, walking around is a lively attraction, just punch in, and the real immersion atmosphere and feeling culture is to go to the countryside and taste the details.

On arrival the restaurant seemed unaware of our booking, even after I showed the confirmation.  30 minutes after our arrival we had not received a menu.  We left.  At least two other couples, with reservations, left at the same time as us without being seated.  9 people were still standing at the door.My impression was managerial incompetence and a failure to manage their reservations.

Food was tasteless. My vindaloo was like a broth, not even spicy.

Food was good although a little mild for UK palates. We asked for an extra spicy sauce on the side which helped. Staff service was super.

Belle d&eacute;couverte que ce restaurant ! L&#39;&eacute;quipe est aux petits soins, le cadre est tr&egrave;s agr&eacute;able et la cuisine fine. Nous ne pouvons que recommander !

The hotel is very comfortable and the hotel is very comfortable and the hotel is very comfortable.

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