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3.7 (8 Reviews)
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  • Menus

    A La Carte Menu

    Beverage Menu

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    Menu Highlights

    Lamb Korma, Butter Chicken, Chicken Tikka Salad, Dahi Ke Kebab, Murg Patiala, Rogani Chicken Tikka, Paneer Makhani

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  • Reviews

    3.7 (8 Reviews)

    Food:

    2.1

    Service:

    2.1

    Atmosphere:

    2.5

    Dish Recommendations
    1
    Rogani Chicken Tikka 1 Vote
    2
    Butter Chicken 1 Vote
    What Diners Say

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    2.5 03/09/2024
    Abdulla
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    2.0 11/11/2023
    Chinaphong
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  • About

    Location

    Charoen Nakorn

    ICONSIAM, 6th Floor
    No.299, Charoen Nakhon Rd
    Khlong Ton Sai, Khalong San
    Bangkok, Thailand

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    Good For

    Casual Dining, Drinks, Kid Friendly

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    Description

    Indian food is always an experience, and no one in Thailand does it better than Masala Art. With a menu of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes, this spot is sure to have something on the menu for everyone. The elegant Mughal-inspired interiors, traditional tunes, and aroma of spices recreate a slice of India in the heart of Bangkok.

    The beautifully-presented dishes are all tempting, but we love starting with the Prawn Salad, a unique dish of Tandoori prawns tossed with greens and chutney. The subtle spice of the chutney livens up the the dish, while the crunch of the greens and tender prawn meat contrast perfectly. Vegetarians who are tired of the paneer and potatoes in the main course should opt for the Chana Pindi, a tangy chickpea curry cooked Punjabi-style.

    The Keema Mutter is sure to be a hit with non-vegetarians. A unique dish of lamb and green peas cooked in masala, this dish is perfect with some fragrant basmati rice, but can also be enjoyed on its own. There are also four varieties of Hyderabadi biryani available for diners who prefer to stick to classics.

    Popular with expats, locals, and tourists alike, this is one place where making a reservation is a must. (September 2018)
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