Not found a good one to British standard 
, maybe I should get out more, but any suggestions?
Thanks 
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Indian Curry in Geneva?
May 7, 2014 @ 11:21
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Not found a good one to British standard , maybe I should get out more, but any suggestions?
Thanks
SamTaylorMay 7, 2014 @ 11:21
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May 7, 2014 @ 11:38
Little India in Paquis is probably the best in Geneva- but still not as good as the one's in the UK
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Little India in Paquis is probably the best in Geneva- but still not as good as the one's in the UK
melb83, May 7, 2014 @ 11:38
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May 7, 2014 @ 11:40
Hi Sam, the absolute best Indian curry i've found (by British standards) is a little outside of Geneva. Its called RajPoute (i know theres one in Carouge but its not the same as i tried it), the address is Route de Bretigny, Villars-Tacon 01210 Ornex, its about 5/10 minutes drive from Ferney Voltaire, so if you have a car, its really, really worth it.
Food is amazing, service is spot on. +33 450 408 290.
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Hi Sam, the absolute best Indian curry i've found (by British standards) is a little outside of Geneva. Its called RajPoute (i know theres one in Carouge but its not the same as i tried it), the address is Route de Bretigny, Villars-Tacon 01210 Ornex, its about 5/10 minutes drive from Ferney Voltaire, so if you have a car, its really, really worth it.
Food is amazing, service is spot on. +33 450 408 290.
Cindy L, May 7, 2014 @ 11:40
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May 7, 2014 @ 11:37
My favorite is still the "Little India" in the Paquis. I consider it the most authentic (given that we are in Switzerland), its the least expensive of the ones I have been to and I usually see groups of Indians in there. So, I keep coming back.
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My favorite is still the "Little India" in the Paquis. I consider it the most authentic (given that we are in Switzerland), its the least expensive of the ones I have been to and I usually see groups of Indians in there. So, I keep coming back.
Wolfgang S, May 7, 2014 @ 11:37
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May 7, 2014 @ 14:03
There are a few good South Asian restaurants on the French side.
1) Papadum, Annemasse - South Indian family owned, so South Indian Cuisine, which is quite rare to find in these parts. (open on Sunday evening, closed on Mondays).
2) Rameeka, Gaillard - North Indian/Pakistani Cuisine (open on Sundays)
3) Khan, Annemasse - North Indian/Pakistani Cuisine (quite similar to Rameeka, same owner, but their lunch deals are of better value)
4) Best Fried Chicken, rue de Genève, Ambilly - Indian-owned Fast food joint (open 7 days a week).
Bon appetit!
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There are a few good South Asian restaurants on the French side.
1) Papadum, Annemasse - South Indian family owned, so South Indian Cuisine, which is quite rare to find in these parts. (open on Sunday evening, closed on Mondays).
2) Rameeka, Gaillard - North Indian/Pakistani Cuisine (open on Sundays)
3) Khan, Annemasse - North Indian/Pakistani Cuisine (quite similar to Rameeka, same owner, but their lunch deals are of better value)
4) Best Fried Chicken, rue de Genève, Ambilly - Indian-owned Fast food joint (open 7 days a week).
Bon appetit!
Arun K V, May 7, 2014 @ 14:03
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May 7, 2014 @ 15:04
There are a few good South Asian restaurants on the French side.
1) Papadum, Annemasse - South Indian family owned, so South Indian Cuisine, which is quite rare to find in these parts. (open on Sunday evening, closed on Mondays).
2) Rameeka, Gaillard - North Indian/Pakistani Cuisine (open on Sundays)
3) Khan, Annemasse - North Indian/Pakistani Cuisine (quite similar to Rameeka, same owner, but their lunch deals are of better value)
4) Best Fried Chicken, rue de Genève, Ambilly - Indian-owned Fast food joint (open 7 days a week).
Bon appetit!
May 7, 14 14:03
Thank you! I had a craving for a dosa
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May 7, 2014 @ 15:43
As an Indian I can tell you, with authority, that RajPoute on the French side (not the one in Geneva) is the most authentic food that you can have...reasonable prices, good quantitiy and a warm hospitality....
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As an Indian I can tell you, with authority, that RajPoute on the French side (not the one in Geneva) is the most authentic food that you can have...reasonable prices, good quantitiy and a warm hospitality....
Manish M, May 7, 2014 @ 15:43
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May 7, 2014 @ 16:05
They are all crap and expensive around here. Book a flight to the UK for about 40chf then feast at Bricklane before flying back you probably wont be much different out of pocket!!!
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They are all crap and expensive around here. Book a flight to the UK for about 40chf then feast at Bricklane before flying back you probably wont be much different out of pocket!!!
Tim C, May 7, 2014 @ 16:05
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May 7, 2014 @ 16:11
By UK standard we mean spicy/piquant/hot ?
Indeed it's impossible to find anything really spicy here! I bought a recipe book and make my own. We have the occasional curry night in the house now with friends coming around to get a fix real heat.
Even the UK classic vindaloo is not even mildly spicy here :-/
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By UK standard we mean spicy/piquant/hot ?
Indeed it's impossible to find anything really spicy here! I bought a recipe book and make my own. We have the occasional curry night in the house now with friends coming around to get a fix real heat.
Even the UK classic vindaloo is not even mildly spicy here :-/
John H, May 7, 2014 @ 16:11
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May 7, 2014 @ 18:59
Hi Sam, the absolute best Indian curry i've found (by British standards) is a little outside of Geneva. Its called RajPoute (i know theres one in Carouge but its not the same as i tried it), the address is Route de Bretigny, Villars-Tacon 01210 Ornex, its about 5/10 minutes drive from Ferney Voltaire, so if you have a car, its really, really worth it.
Food is amazing, service is spot on. +33 450 408 290.
May 7, 14 11:40
Fully agreeing! Established there for about 25 years with a regular clientele!
7-8 minutes drive from Ferney, the F bus stops a few minutes walk from the Rajpoute.
It attracts proper Indian & Pakistanese clients locally and from the Swiss side at lunch and dinner time. It's always busy and it is usually recommended to book.
Enjoy!
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Fully agreeing! Established there for about 25 years with a regular clientele!
7-8 minutes drive from Ferney, the F bus stops a few minutes walk from the Rajpoute.
It attracts proper Indian & Pakistanese clients locally and from the Swiss side at lunch and dinner time. It's always busy and it is usually recommended to book.
Enjoy!
TreeOf Life, May 7, 2014 @ 18:59
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May 15, 2014 @ 22:08
the closest, in terms of taste, would be to cook at home using recipes lying around on internet lol.
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the closest, in terms of taste, would be to cook at home using recipes lying around on internet lol.
Nabeel A, May 15, 2014 @ 22:08
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