Traditional Indian dishes, including many vegetarian & vegan options, in no-frills surroundings.
Hours
| Monday | 4 PM–5 AM |
| Tuesday | 4 PM–5 AM |
| Wednesday | 4 PM–5 AM |
| Thursday | 4 PM–5 AM |
| Friday | 4 PM–5 AM |
| Saturday | 4 PM–5 AM |
| Sunday | 4 PM–5 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1589 Bank St, Ottawa, ON K1H 7Z3, Canada
Phone: +1 613-565-6666
Website: http://danasindiancuisineottawa.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: danasindiancuisineottawa.com
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Reviews
No hygiene, cleanliness nor freshness. I wish If there was rating in minus also.
I totally regret spending my 30$ here.
By far the worst place to eat in ottawa.
I would say it’s a disgrace to indian food,
the kitchen and the utensils in which food was prepared looked like they have’nt been washed for years and about taste, the food has no taste at all it only had chillies in it to make it spicy. Really bad experience. I don’t even know how you guys are still in business. Idk what kind of poutine he made but after eating this my trust from poutine fade away and same goes for biryani, I literally had to throw it in garbage. Total waste of money.
The chili chicken ($13.99) tasted alright but the portion was incredibly small. The container in the attached picture is very shallow and peppers actually took up a good amount of space.
The noodles ($10.99) taste like instant noodles (maybe they are?). Do not recommend! Go to the grocery store and pay $1 for instant noodles instead.
The pakoras ($3.99) were cold but tasted alright.
The naan bread ($2.99) was good but expensive for single piece of naan bread.
The vegetable korma ($11.99) was good but spicy (asked for mild).
Overall I don’t recommend going here. It’s expensive and you don’t get a lot of food for your money.
To the owners, increase your portion sizes or lower the prices. In Toronto you can get chili chicken on noodles for $12.50 (huge portion).
Pathetic experience.
Chicken Biriyani: Basmathi rice well cooked and chicken pieces. Rice grains were yellow and red; color full. Didn’t understand from which angle this is called a biriyani.
Kashmiri Pulav: same rice as chicken biriyani and one dry fruit on it! The chef needs to either learn Kashmiri pulav or remove this from the menu.picture added
Vegetable Biriyani: amazingly big pieces of three types of veggies. One is cauliflower, other one was some melon and if you do a treasure hunt you might find beans!sorry if I missed any only get veggie! Taste pathetic. Unlike the other two veg biriyani had a bit of spices! Picture of veg biriyani is added
Please rename the items in the menu!