Indigo Express - Indian Street Food

Nice place with very cute x-mass decoration on this period of the year, the view from the corner upstairs is just amazing.
Delicous food but a little bit expensive for the quantity.. you need two rolls at least if you are mediumly hangry.

Best Indian food with reasonable prices. Definitely recommended!

Great Indian food, we ordered the thali tray and were very happy with the selection and portions recieved. It is self service and decent value for money.

The place is a self service joint. Variations and very limited but impressive menu. We ordered thali, samosa, chicken biryani. The quality of food was good, although salt was missing from every dish which made it taste bland. Our friends visited a day before and when enquired, even they had lack of salt in all dishes.

And here you will find the best #Indian street food to eat outside of India.

It’s located on the busiest street on deak Ference and always full of crowd to taste different cuisine of Indian street food.
Prices are reasonable and quantity is also good.

We tasted
Samosa
Paneer tikka
Chicken tikka role
Mango lassi

Everything was #tasty. 😋

I wish if they could have some more spacious place to enjoy all these food options

What a find. Saw this when on the open top bus and had our last day lunch on Friday. Food all cooked to order, 4 different meals and all excellent. Black lentil curry was so good. Very good concept that would go down well in the UK. Prices competitive in the area. Definitely worth a look.

I recently ate at Indigo Express and, honestly, I was expecting a lot more. The whole experience left me feeling pretty disappointed.

I ordered a thali first, hoping to taste some authentic paneer curry. But it just didn't taste right. It was so colorful that I could tell they'd used a lot of food coloring, and there were so many onions I could hardly taste the paneer. The paratha that came with it was a whole other story. They just taken a frozen one out of a packet and heated it on the grill. It definitely wasn't the fresh, homemade bread I was hoping for.

Then, we ordered the pav bhaji, and boy, that was something else. The bread been grilled and the bhaji, well, it didn't taste like any bhaji I'd ever eaten. they had just warmed up something pre-made and served it to us with a few onions thrown on top. It just wasn't the mouthwatering pav bhaji I was craving.

Even the samosas weren't any better. They are also straight out of a freezer. After being quickly fried, they were served to us, but parts of them were still raw on the inside. They definitely didn't have that fresh, crispy taste you expect from a good samosa.

Finally, we ordered a dessert called "Taste of India", hoping it would be a sweet end to our meal.The pudding was just not good at all. It tasted nothing like the authentic Indian sweets I was hoping for.

What really disappointed me about Indigo Express was that all of the food is pre-made. they just took everything out of a freezer and heated it up. I was really hoping for a meal that was made fresh, with authentic ingredients and traditional recipes. But that just wasn't what I got. So, if you're like me and you're looking for a real, fresh, and delicious taste of Indian cuisine, you might want to look elsewhere.

Again street food doesn't mean you will just heat up pre made disappointing food.