AJAY 2 | 5 11 Apr 2011 / #1Hi I am pure Indian Vegetarian i.e. no meat. I am coming to Poznan for 3 years with my Family. Is it possible to find Indian vegetarian food e.g. pluses, atta, vegetables, spices etc in Poznan, Poland
tomekmoj - | 4 15 Apr 2011 / #2You have to remember its Poland there isnt much variety catering for different ethnic groups
JonnyM 11 | 2608 15 Apr 2011 / #3Tomekmoj is right - there isn't that much, but there are possibilities. Try Green Way. They have a couple of places round Poznan, are vegetarian and have some Indian dishes: greenway.pl/pl/dystrybutorzy/wielkopolskieIn Warsaw there's a place called Vega, run by the Hari Krishna, that is vegetarian.
dcchris 8 | 432 15 Apr 2011 / #4here is a site to find veggie food whereever u go. Greenway isn't so bad and isn't so good but its the only option in poznan.happycow.net
Lodz_The_Boat 32 | 1522 8 Jun 2011 / #5Vegetarian is really a very nice concept ... am thinking about it ...
poland_ 8 Jun 2011 / #6but there are possibilities.Yes there are possibilities, any of you Indians looking to set up a business in Warsaw, then use Diwani 121 Drummond Street as your business model, I am convinced you will have success in Warsaw.foodfun.blog.co.uk/2008/03/17/restaurant-review-diwani-121-123-drummon-3897250/london-eating.co.uk/3019.htm
Meowmeow 5 | 57 9 Jun 2011 / #7Yeah I have tasted indian vegeterian food, only type of vegetarian cuisine where you won't miss meat cause it's so tasty. Plus good way to loose weight. But good to try different foods from around the world.
itjobspoland - | 7 7 Jul 2011 / #8Have you heard about an Indian restaurant close to Malta, in Poznan? Actually I got a clue that it would be close to the lake, but in the opposite side of the Malta mall. If you know the name and address of the restaurant (and some comments - good or bad), please share it here.
alexw68 7 Jul 2011 / #9It's down the far side of Malta, that is 2km walk down the left hand side from Rondo Śródka. By the finishing posts for the rowing races.Frankly, don't bother, unless they've changed things a lot in the past year. The decor is what we like to call póżny Gierek in these parts and the curry is pretty drab. Sorry, but true.If Indonesian is your bag, go to Warung Bali, ul. Żydowska 1, just off the Stary Rynek. Went there a week ago - really great night out. Vegetarian options are genuine dishes in their own right and not just meat dishes without meat.
itjobspoland - | 7 8 Jul 2011 / #10alexw68Gaaack! Seems that Indian restaurants are not recommended in Poznan... I've also found that topic about the Indian Ocean, also with very negative points of view.Thanks, alexw68.
adamlever 3 | 3 23 Mar 2016 / #11Merged: Curry - The missing link in PolandHello to all Indian fans.I have been living in Poland for 4 months and was really missing a decent curry. Back home, it was a bit of a staple - I love cooking curries. Alas, I had no luck in the local shops / supermarkets (Kaufland, Biedronka, Lidl - even in Tesco) finding Indian ingredients. I really wanted to find something like Patak's or Sharwood's sauces, pasted, pickles, chutneys, etc.But, a couple of weeks ago, I discovered Auchan. Hooray!! Best supermarket EVER...!Not only did they have all the Indian things I missed, they have a fantastic range of beers (including real ale) and their fresh meat selection is unrivalled. The large Auchan near Ikea in Fordon (Bydgoszcz) is superb. The only problem is that I don't have a car yet, so it will not be a regular shopping venue for a while. :-(But, there is now hope. I now have all the things I was missing from home... decent bacon, cheese (yes, I found some fantastic mature cheddar in Biedronka), real ale and curry.
delphiandomine 86 | 17823 23 Mar 2016 / #12LidlI just bought an absolute tonne of sauces (with some extra spices) from Lidl for 2.77zł each. I can cook the sauces from scratch, but they do a great job when lazy ;)They've got regular Asian weeks with all sorts of Indian stuff.Failing that, littleindia.pl/ is your friend.
dolnoslask 5 | 2808 23 Mar 2016 / #13"I just bought an absolute tonne of sauces" but don't you find the sweet and nasty, nothing like a traditional indian curry.
delphiandomine 86 | 17823 23 Mar 2016 / #14Yeah, there's nothing like making it from scratch, but I'm only able to make good kormas and tikka masalas. I haven't managed to make a decent madras yet, so the sauces come in handy there.Speaking of curry, I tried a lamb curry a couple of weeks ago...vile :(
prithvi 16 Jun 2016 / #15Merged: Best Indian food in GdanskCan somebody tell me where i can get best Indian food in Gdansk??
Shoppie 7 Dec 2016 / #16Merged: Looking for Indian and African food shops in PolandHello,I'm currently looking for some shops in Poland who sell Indian or African food.Hope someone can help me!Thanks!
dolnoslask 5 | 2808 7 Dec 2016 / #17Here you go.Little india in Warsaw they do mail order. and some fresh products which is nice. oh and Indian cosmetics,littleindia.pl