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the servers were uninformed and the place had foul smell. The toilet is not clean. The serving is small and owner gives preferencial and priotize indi…
Pman
Om Indian Kitchen
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This 2 table spoons of chicken tikka masala costed me 392 pesos, which is 535 inr. People beware! Yet to open it and taste. Really a bitter experience…
Sadeesh Radhakrishnan
Om Indian Kitchen
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Value for money :1/5Ambience:3/5Taste:1/5This place has bite sized portion for all dishes. I ordered jeera rice, vegetable curry and daal makhni. The …
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Om Indian Kitchen
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Om Indian Kitchen is open for Pasig City and Casual Dining. Om Indian Kitchen serves Indian dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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6 Reviews on “Om Indian Kitchen”
the servers were uninformed and the place had foul smell. The toilet is not clean. The serving is small and owner gives preferencial and priotize indians.
This 2 table spoons of chicken tikka masala costed me 392 pesos, which is 535 inr. People beware! Yet to open it and taste. Really a bitter experience. Thank you. This would be my first and last order.
Value for money :1/5Ambience:3/5Taste:1/5This place has bite sized portion for all dishes. I ordered jeera rice, vegetable curry and daal makhni. The portions were So Small and disappointing. The food did not have salt in it. The buckets that they serve in is half filled with metal, so the rice is actually half of the bucket you see. The food was bland and just boiled it seemed. The decor is nice and tasteful but the portions are small. There are better Indian restaurants in Manila in this price range. I would not recommend this place for Indian food to my friends or anyone. The food had soda and my tummy bloated after eating the food.
Ordered mutton rogan josh and naan bread via FoodPanda. Overall, this dinner was disappointing. The mutton rogan josh was simply spicy—I couldn’t taste any other spice or flavour. The sauce was also very soupy and not flavourful at all. The naan were good, but they were only the size of teacup saucers. For what I paid, it was not worth the money and I’m at loathe to order from this restaurant again.
With Indian design & decor & furniture and also some ethnic desi wood work, OIK gives the vibe of a very homey feeling which is kind of welcoming to Indians visiting Manila.They serve both veg and nonveg varieties and it seems they fly down all the ingredients and essential spices directly from India to their kitchen in Manila which sounds interesting 🙂 The food is not bad. They have some good curries, gravies, daal, and some fast food items also like samosa, mirchi pakoda and the works which makes you not miss home much!Apparently they also have home delivery and take away service so more or less they look pretty sorted out on that front. Their thali is interesting which also inludes samosa so it looks kind of fusion lunch thali. Price wise they are not high and mid range. Lunch or dinner for two will cost approx 1000 rupees INR equivalent in the local currency which is Peso. Overall verdict – Definitely not bad!!
Most unprofessional and manipulative restaurant. I ordered 3 butter naan and got delivered by 3 kulchas, i mean seriously guys?We indians are popular for hosting people and treating them well with good food and love and you guys are fooling your own other Indian brothers.Like seriously?Absolute disappointment