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Mumtaz Mahal is most probably the finest Indian restaurant in town, it is located on the hill behind the Qurum Natural Park and has been in service since the 80s. It is loved madly by the Oman Today magazine as they gave it the award for the best Indian restaurant four times in the five [...%
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Kay - Woodlands is located in the CBD on the back row close to Bank Dhofar. I havent' been there in at least 7 years, but I do remember the food being the best Indian food I've had in Oman. I think they opened in Sohar this year as well.
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I don't understand why Indians choose Indian food when they go to restaurants.
Thank god, I don’t fall under that category. I like to try various cuisines, and I’ve been doing it from Bangalore, which offers almost all the world cuisines under its belt. The problem lies with the people from Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh who are quite choosy about the food they eat and are traditional too. Finally, they end up in Indian hotels, eating the same old fare. Most of them, being veggies, have very less option in Golden Oryxs or an Istanbulis, so are forced to settle in MM or Woodlands or Saravana Bhavans. Another major attraction for having Indian stuff is the chance to booze at nominal rates. Imagine ordering liquor at Hyatt or InterCon and getting ripped off!
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Woodlands has indeed opened a branch in Sohar. Try those delectable kebabs!
1 year ago
We like MM for the view, but prefer woodlands for flavour, and Curry house for convenience and price.
I'm in agreement with Muscati about the overbearing "service" which you find everywhere here, to my vast annoyance. It's petty of me, but I'm like "gaddman it! I have opposable thumbs and a reasonable IQ! I think I can figure how to get the food from the bowl to my plate, and from the plate to my mouth. Go away." not that I would ever actually say that. I just smile and thank them. Serves me right.
1 year ago
The prices are very reasonable and I will deffinetly consider going there.
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