Indian Restaurants in Gdansk

If you find yourself craving Indian cuisine while wandering Gdansk’s streets, you’re in luck. The city has a handful of genuinely good Indian restaurants where the curries pack a punch and the naan is just right, not that bland Polish bread stuff everyone’s used to.

One place I keep going back to is Curry Leaf, tucked away near Wrzeszcz. It’s unpretentious, but the flavors hit just right, especially their lamb Rogan Josh. And the mango lassi? A lifesaver after anything too spicy. Then there’s New Delhi on Długa Street, close enough to the old town if you’re in tourist mode but want something different than pierogi.

Don’t underestimate the small, family-run spots scattered around sometimes in the less touristy neighborhoods. They often do the best dosa or chaat. Oh, and if you’re visiting in winter, a hot bowl of dal tadka there can warm you up after the Baltic chill snaps at your nose. Pro tip: check the lunch menus; they’re usually cheaper and surprisingly filling, perfect for mid-day breaks while exploring Gdansk.