Any suggestions for eating indian food in Geneva.
Which one's better le darshana or little india?
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Jan 25, 2006 @ 16:11
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Any suggestions for eating indian food in Geneva.
Which one's better le darshana or little india?
ansu1979Jan 25, 2006 @ 16:11
Which one's better le darshana or little india?
ansu1979Jan 25, 2006 @ 16:11
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Jan 26, 2006 @ 14:08
But you'll have to take the TGV to Paris to eat at:
http://krishna-bhavan.eresto.net
Or fly to London and go to:
http://www.saravanabhavan.com/InterWembly.htm
http://krishna-bhavan.eresto.net
Or fly to London and go to:
http://www.saravanabhavan.com/InterWembly.htm
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But you'll have to take the TGV to Paris to eat at:
http://krishna-bhavan.eresto.net
Or fly to London and go to:
http://www.saravanabhavan.com/InterWembly.htm
Rohan, Jan 26, 2006 @ 14:08
http://krishna-bhavan.eresto.net
Or fly to London and go to:
http://www.saravanabhavan.com/InterWembly.htm
Rohan, Jan 26, 2006 @ 14:08
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Jan 26, 2006 @ 14:29
Shahi, just next to the station esp. for the lunchtime vegetarian thali. Have heard that the meat one is good too though can't comment from personal experience.
Also like Caf? Ghandi although, it's true, they are getting very popular.
Also like Caf? Ghandi although, it's true, they are getting very popular.
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Shahi, just next to the station esp. for the lunchtime vegetarian thali. Have heard that the meat one is good too though can't comment from personal experience.
Also like Caf? Ghandi although, it's true, they are getting very popular.
lentil, Jan 26, 2006 @ 14:29
Also like Caf? Ghandi although, it's true, they are getting very popular.
lentil, Jan 26, 2006 @ 14:29
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Jan 26, 2006 @ 22:25
... for the replies. Finally went to darshana last night. It was ok, but as we were there very few people there was not much of an atmosphere. The food was ok, but nothing special.
Will try out the other restaurants in Geneva.
Will try out the other restaurants in Geneva.
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... for the replies. Finally went to darshana last night. It was ok, but as we were there very few people there was not much of an atmosphere. The food was ok, but nothing special.
Will try out the other restaurants in Geneva.
ansu1979, Jan 26, 2006 @ 22:25
Will try out the other restaurants in Geneva.
ansu1979, Jan 26, 2006 @ 22:25
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Jan 30, 2006 @ 14:14
about a 20 min drive from Geneva (from the UN side of town), but in my view - the best Indian around.
And, if you have a review on the other Indians you tried, would be great if you post it on the 'resto review' forum for others to see...(-:
Bon ap.
And, if you have a review on the other Indians you tried, would be great if you post it on the 'resto review' forum for others to see...(-:
Bon ap.
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about a 20 min drive from Geneva (from the UN side of town), but in my view - the best Indian around.
And, if you have a review on the other Indians you tried, would be great if you post it on the 'resto review' forum for others to see...(-:
Bon ap.
Nir Ofek, Jan 30, 2006 @ 14:14
And, if you have a review on the other Indians you tried, would be great if you post it on the 'resto review' forum for others to see...(-:
Bon ap.
Nir Ofek, Jan 30, 2006 @ 14:14
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Feb 1, 2006 @ 17:27
I heard this one was OK, it's in avenue de France 27. I think you can even order by phone and go pick up everything later. This way, you can invite us all to come and eat Indian at your place! Just kiddig, don't be scared!
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I heard this one was OK, it's in avenue de France 27. I think you can even order by phone and go pick up everything later. This way, you can invite us all to come and eat Indian at your place! Just kiddig, don't be scared!
Iolly, Feb 1, 2006 @ 17:27
Iolly, Feb 1, 2006 @ 17:27
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Feb 18, 2006 @ 17:22
A very good Indian restaurant is Kanishka (formely Ashoka- I think the sign still says Ashoka), around 100m over the Moellesulaz border (French side). You can take the 12 or 16 tram to the end of the line and just walk over. It's on the left. Ambiance is somewhat lacking but the food is reliably good and they give a discount for takeaways. Whatever you do, stay away from Darshana!!!
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A very good Indian restaurant is Kanishka (formely Ashoka- I think the sign still says Ashoka), around 100m over the Moellesulaz border (French side). You can take the 12 or 16 tram to the end of the line and just walk over. It's on the left. Ambiance is somewhat lacking but the food is reliably good and they give a discount for takeaways. Whatever you do, stay away from Darshana!!!
BoringMom, Feb 18, 2006 @ 17:22
BoringMom, Feb 18, 2006 @ 17:22
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