Swagat Indian Cuisine

Lineth Baile

4.0

Please be aware, Swagat has moved to a fresh location that is smaller and could become more cramped if it's ever filled to capability, but also very much smarter, brighter and much more airy. The Bollywood songs continues to be playing nonstop. Nevertheless, the sole waitress will notdon an Indian attire any longer. This time around I met the dog owner and uncovered her to end up being from South India which clarifies the authenticity and real tastes, unlike the pseudo DEsi dining places that abound around the globe operate by North Indians from Delhi / UP that are lazy and inefficient. The menu continues to be the same though I did so observe that dahi wada and dhokla are no more on the menus. The cooking food is very much indeed in house stule and incredibly reasonable. Go for it.

Martin Vidanes

1.0

Why didn't I recall how bad the meals is at Swagat?! This is simply not Indian food...similar to Indian-influenced rice foods. The tikka masala has been mainly sugar with really inexpensive chili just to ensure it is spicy...leaving a standard nasty, position flavour. The tamarind sauce had been mostlyvinegar and almost no tamarind. To add salt to the wound, portions are ridiculously little, as much have complained about right here. On the good, the Samosas were very good (that they most surely buy somewhere else). Bottom line is definitely however desperate you might be for Indian meals, Swagat will most surely NOT satiate that craving. Look elsewhere!

Marina Pascual

4.0

For those who wish to try this cafe please be aware that the address has changed from Rada to a fresh venue. The eating place is situated at the part of Amorsolo & Arnaiz Avenue (Pasay Road). It really is on the surface degree of a tallcondominium. High quality and taste is constant and the prices have got risen by about a nominal 5-10%.