Restaurante Indiano & Kebab is a restaurante indiano in Aguda, Porto. Rated 4.8 stars from 49 Google reviews. Known for homemade curries that don't oversell the spice and value that holds up against local competition. Best for weekday lunch and takeout dinner.
Rankings updated April 2026
Restaurante Indiano & Kebab
Quick Verdict
Locals eat here regularly because the Indian food is genuinely tasty, the prices don't insult you, and the staff treat you like you matter. You'll find it full at lunch and dinner.
You want solid Indian curries and vegetarian options at €15–20 a plate without pretence or a wait that punishes you.
About Restaurante Indiano & Kebab
Restaurante Indiano & Kebab in Arcozelo is a casual neighbourhood spot that does Indian curries, kebabs, and a sideline in pizzas and pasta. The space is small, clean, and acolhedor — the kind of place where the owner knows regulars and the staff remember what you like. Customers come back for chicken tikka masala, prawn curries, samosas, and vegetarian dishes that arrive with rice and cost €15–20 for a full meal. The draught beer's cheap even by local standards. What keeps people returning isn't the décor or the name on the window — it's that the food tastes homemade, the spice levels are pitched right (not a mouth-burner), and the portions reflect the price. One reviewer described the curry as "caseiro" (homely) with very little grease. Another ordered takeout and came back. The kitchen will cook dishes off-menu if you ask nicely.
What Stands Out
Homemade curries that don't oversell the spice
Reviewers praised the "caril fabuloso, bastante caseiro e com muito pouca gordura" (fabulous curry, very homely with little fat) and noted "comida saborosa e sem exagero no picante" (tasty food without excessive heat). Chicken tikka masala and prawn curries appear across multiple reviews with consistent praise.
Value that holds up against local competition
Customers noted "prices are on the low-end, including the draft beer which is cheap even in local standards" and described portions as "big serves reflected by the price." Full Indian meals arrive with rice, making them solid value for money.
Staff who listen and remember
One reviewer reported "They even made us our favourites which are not on the menu." Another praised "the lady" for kindness during takeout. Multiple reviews mention "very friendly" staff and "impeccável" (flawless) service.
What Customers Say
We had some vegetarian indian dishes, samosas and falafel.
Real quotes from Google Reviews
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Reservations
Reservations RecommendedContact
Tv. Corvo 134, 4410-014 Arcozelo
22 731 2260Amenities
Frequently Asked Questions about Restaurante Indiano & Kebab
Chicken tikka masala, chicken curry, and prawn dishes appear in multiple reviews as standouts. Vegetarian curries, samosas, and falafel are reliable — they come with rice and cost €15–20. The draught beer's cheap. Skip the pizzas and pasta unless you're genuinely curious.
Yes, the venue accepts reservations, but no online booking system exists — ring ahead or drop in. Lunch and dinner are both popular times, so arriving early (before noon or after 8pm) avoids queues on weekends.
Yes. Vegetarian Indian dishes, samosas, and falafel are on the menu, and reviewers specifically praised the vegan options as generous for the price. The kitchen will also adapt dishes if you ask.
Yes. Takeout, delivery, and contactless delivery are all available. One reviewer ordered for takeout and reported the food arrived very tasty and on time.
Casual and acolhedor (welcoming). Reviewers describe it as clean, tidy, and quiet — suitable for families, groups, and solo diners. Full by dinner time, but not loud or chaotic.
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