Incredible India Dubrovnik in Dubrovnik

"I recently visited this Indian restaurant with moderate expectations and left with a decent experience. While there was nothing particularly wrong, it didn't quite live up to the "wow" factor. The food was average, but it would certainly satisfy your cravings for Indian cuisine. We ordered the chicken pakora, kali dal, and veg biryani, which were all decent but lacked a certain zest. The biryani, in particular, felt more like veg pulav. Service was a mixed bag - one server was friendly and attentive, while the other seemed disinterested and was caught watching reels when we needed service. There was no ketch up or chillies when asked unfortunately. Overall, it's an average spot for Indian food, but nothing stands out. Perhaps with some tweaks to the menu and service consistency, it could be great."

"I hope this is the only Indian restaurant in Dubrovnik Old Town – the ambience is very good. However, the staff wasn’t that much welcoming We tried the veg samosa and prawns masala. The samosa was tasty, but the curry taste could be improved to better reflect the flavor of authentic Indian cuisine. Other than that, it’s a decent spot in Dubrovnik to try Indian food"

"I had a great experience at Incredible India in Dubrovnik. The food was delicious, rich in flavor and clearly made with care. I highly recommend the lamb rogan josh, saffron rice, and garlic naan a perfect combination that really hit the spot. When I visited, there were no other diners, which might put some people off, but don’t let that deter you. The quiet atmosphere made for a relaxing meal, and the quality of the food speaks for itself. Definitely worth giving this place a try if you're craving Indian cuisine while in Dubrovnik!"

"As an Indian i always crave for Indian food whenever I travel . Thank god for Incredible India in Dubrovnik. A very good Indian restaurant located inside the old town. We ordered palak paneer and kadai paneer and paneer butter masala. We had them made Indian spicy. Oh it was so good. I liked their Garlic naan more than the plain naan. We also ordered paneer tikka which good. Overall it was good"

"We visited Incredible India twice during our 6-day Dubrovnik trip, and both times the food was good. The curries were made nicely spicy as we wanted, and the naan was fresh and tasty. A couple of notes: definitely avoid the Mango Lassi — it was one of the worst we’ve had in Europe, and €7 felt like a waste. On our first visit, which was during peak hours, the staff asked us to come back in an hour since we didn’t have a reservation, so if you plan to go on a weekend, make sure to book ahead. Weekdays are less crowded. The ambience is simple, nothing fancy, but the food makes up for it. Overall, a solid choice for Indian food in Dubrovnik."

"A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Dubrovnik! We stumbled upon Incredible India by chance, tucked away in one of the charming side streets just off the main Stradun—and what a gem it turned out to be! As vegetarians, we were thrilled to find a wide selection of our favorite dishes on the menu. From the rich and creamy black dhal to the perfectly spiced aloo gobi, channa masala, and crispy samosas, every dish was bursting with authentic flavor. The vegetarian biryani was a true standout—fragrant, packed with vegetables, and beautifully balanced with aromatic spices. Paired with creamy curd, it was absolutely delicious. The rice was fluffy, and the naan bread was some of the lightest and softest we’ve ever had. The service was equally impressive. Bharti was warm, welcoming, and attentive, making us feel right at home. The food was served piping hot and arrived quickly, which made the dining experience even more enjoyable. We loved the food so much that we returned three times during our one-week stay in Dubrovnik! As a passionate foodie with a keen palate for flavor, I can confidently say this restaurant serves up food that tastes home-cooked, comforting, and utterly delightful. Note: This isn’t fine dining—more of a casual café-style experience—but the food is truly superb and well worth a visit."

"My lunch at Incredible India Restaurant in Dubrovnik was a delightful escape to India! The customer-friendly waiter greeted us warmly, explained the menu patiently, and ensured our experience was seamless. The restaurant itself is neat and inviting, though families should note child seats are unavailable-a small hiccup for parents. We savored the tandoori chicken, which was juicy and smoky, though I'd love it a little more roasted for extra char. The naan stole the show-super thin, soft, and perfectly blistered, just as it should be! The chicken biryani was flavorful but could benefit from more tender meat and richer spices. Lamb chicken is good with proper spices. The mango lassi was a refreshing highlight creamy, tangy, and balanced. Paired with a chilled Coca-Cola, it hit the spot!"

"My partner is Veg, so Indian is a safe bet and two weeks in, we were ready for something different. I had chicken and the recommendation was Kadahi Murgh. It was a great choice! The sauce was REALLY flavorful and the chunks of veggie were what I was looking for. My partner had the channa masala and liked it. In fact, we liked it enough to return. Despite some reviews, we tried the veggie biryani. It was great! The guy made sure we understood that it's a dry dish, but here's the thing - that is what biryani is. Having eaten biryani in Portland (made by Indians), NY (by Pakistanis), France (by Pakistanis), and in actual India, Biryani is a "dry" rice dish, NOT a curry. The biryani here was NOT dry for what it's meant to be. My partner is Scottish and mentioned that in some parts of the UK, biryani is served with a curry sauce on the side - that's a very British thing and NOT normal anywhere else in the world that I've lived and traveled (nor is it authentic or how the dish is served in India and Pakistan, where it originated). So, if you like authentic biryani, you'll be happy with what is served here. If you're looking for British versions of Indian food, you may not find what you're expecting (but I have bad news for you about America, France, and India too in that case)."