Indian or chinese food in tunisia....?

20POSTS

15 years ago

Hi There....

I would like to know whether there are any cheap indian/Chinese restaurants in tunisia...? and about their quality and costs, can anyone help me in this pls ..

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ruster55 Member

1POSTS

15 years ago

Hi,
I would like to know whether there are any food of indian do you eat taht we want.

Thanks,

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hellenvm Member

2POSTS

15 years ago

Hello

Here you go the few Chinese restaurants in Tunis
resto-tunisie.com/restaurants-specialite-Chinoise,40.html

and the Indian ones
dum-pukht.com/#
goldentulipcarthagetunis.com/dining.39208.aspx

That's it

karthickkec Member

20POSTS

15 years ago

hi hellen

Thanks for ur information

Bandini Member

15POSTS

15 years ago

I saw couple of Japanese Restaurants. One in La Marsa and one in Rue du Lac tana/tara/taca i cant remember the second one

Grand Benevolent New member

7POSTS

15 years ago

The Lac

prav New member

7POSTS

14 years ago

Helpful info thanks Helen

Blondie977 New member

4POSTS

14 years ago

Go in LAC, few meters from Lake House (gym), the best Indian food ever.

prav New member

7POSTS

14 years ago

thanks blondie

anankrish New member

8POSTS

14 years ago

#10

Thanks all for the info...will try one very soon.

Anand

Riadhtunisia Contributor

137POSTS

14 years ago

#11

yes in the lake street there are some asian restautant .
cost start from 20 dinars / around 20 dollars or 10 euro .

anankrish New member

8POSTS

14 years ago

#12

Thanks Riadh...very helpful information expecially for Asian come just came to Tunis like me.

Sukhran.

Riadhtunisia Contributor

137POSTS

14 years ago

#13

oh if you are new arrivel so i guess you dont know where the lake stand ...

anankrish New member

8POSTS

14 years ago

#14

Hi Riadh,I have been in Tunis since 2 weeks now. Berges Du Lac is where my office is so, I went few time to the lake side.

Riadhtunisia Contributor

137POSTS

14 years ago

#15

oh good for you !
but its prety expencive area to eat

anankrish New member

8POSTS

14 years ago

#16

Yes,I realised that. Anyway, where are you from? Its good to getting know you here.

Anand

Riadhtunisia Contributor

137POSTS

14 years ago

#17

im from ezzahra around 15 klm south tunis .

anankrish New member

8POSTS

14 years ago

#18

ooh I see. great to know you through this expatblog. Keep in touch Riadh..good night.

anankrish New member

8POSTS

14 years ago

#19

hi Riadh...hw r u keeping? Hope all goes well with you there.

Ulyssemmanuel Member

1POSTS

14 years ago

#20

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anankrish New member

8POSTS

14 years ago

#21

Hello Ulysse, how are you doing? What makes you to Tunis? Im from Malaysia working here.

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34POSTS

14 years ago

#22

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GuestPoster965 Guest

0POSTS

13 years ago

#23

hi everyone !

Is there any Indian person who tried the Indian restaurant Dum Pukht in les berges du lac? I've been told that it's expensive and bad quality... But I would like to get an Indian opinion on this !

And Anankrish, are you still in Tunis?

anmaoueslati Active member

88POSTS

13 years ago

#24

Hi, my husband and I went there and ...we can positively tell you that it's true! The food is expensive, nothing special, the food is in small portions. We never came back!

On the other hand, there is this Chinese restaurant going to Belvedere, in the Avenue Taieb Mhiri; before you arrive to La Place Pasteur. We loved the food!

rakeshindia2004 Member

2POSTS

12 years ago

#25

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FrankV Member

10POSTS

12 years ago

#26

"Calcutta" at Golden Tulip in Gammarth is quite authentic.

rakeshindia2004 Member

2POSTS

12 years ago

#27

Indian Foood

Kkguller Member

16POSTS

12 years ago

#28

I am also looking a good Indian restaurant in Tunisia

MattGarf Member

11POSTS

12 years ago

#29

There's an Indian restaurant at Lac 1. I don't know the name and I haven't been there yet, but it is supposed to be good. I'll be trying out myself this week.. I'll let you know my verdict.

bensg Member

21POSTS

7 years ago

#30

Guys Trust me the best indian food in tunis is at Calcutta - Golden Tulip in Gammarth.
Nice setup excellent food and wine. I been there 5 times in the summer of 2018.
cheers