Passage Thru' India
Spicy South and North Indian Cuisine
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I really enjoyed the environment of the restaurant and ofcourse food is amazing.I have never seen such a restaurant before. Its a different country it feels like you are in India not in Malaysia.
Reviewed by: rupanjali from on Apr 21 2009
It is the best Indian in Kuala Lumpur if you do not count the banana leaf restaurants but even the best of them PTI can give a run for the money. No better place to enjoy a curry and some cold beer.
Reviewed by: Bahuddin from on Feb 09 2009
Fantastic ambience. Displays the passion that shows in the food. Best Indian in Kuala Lumpur by far.The Chicken tandoori is excellent and the PTI Prawn masala is incredibly rich and tasty. Favorites include the chicken beriyani and the chukka mutton.
Reviewed by: Bahuddin from on Jan 19 2009
Simply the best Indian restaurant i have been to anywhere, including London, elsewhere in Europe and even India! I loved their version of onion bhaji, a light fluffy mass of perfectly deep fried and battered spiced onion stands.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 09 2009
loved this place all in all! great food, great ambience, GREAT GREAT work of art, great music, great service, great parking space ;)
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 23 2008
Delicious Food, Great Ambience, Friendly Staff, Awesome experience!! Will keep going back there for more and more. Will recommend it to all my friends!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 27 2007
I just love the food at Passage Through India (PTI). It is simply to die for. I have eaten northern indian food in many similar northern indian restaurants around Malaysia but none can challenge PTI. You just want togo back time after time. The quality has remained the same since they opened. I have had family dinners and official dinners with clients who thank me for introducing the place to them. Wonderul food, friendly service, great ambience, did I say great food... If you want to make an impression on someone, please take them to PTI. Waah!Kia Baat He! As we say in Hindi.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 31 2007
This is definitely the best indian food that I have ever eaten. During my 3 nights stay, I ate there twice, and crave it everyday now! Even the ambiance and service is great. And eating from a banana leaf also scores many bonus points! A must when you're in Malaysia!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 26 2007
Being a bunch of Scots and curry being our national dish, we are not easily fooled by the "mock" curry. We all agree that outside of Scotland, this is the best Indian meal in Asia so far.The staff were great, even our requests for dishes not on the menu were taken without a pause. Definately recommend the Tawa prawns, prawn jalfrazi,channa masala and saag aloo.So all you curry loving scots missing your saturday night curry and a pint, get yourself here.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 18 2007
Having eaten a lot of curry in a lot of places, this is my favourite in the whole world. I've been there several times now and have never had cause to rethink that opinion.
Reviewed by: Helen from on Feb 22 2007
Spicy South and North Indian Cuisine
Back to Passage Thru' India
I really enjoyed the environment of the restaurant and ofcourse food is amazing.I have never seen such a restaurant before. Its a different country it feels like you are in India not in Malaysia.
Reviewed by: rupanjali from on Apr 21 2009
It is the best Indian in Kuala Lumpur if you do not count the banana leaf restaurants but even the best of them PTI can give a run for the money. No better place to enjoy a curry and some cold beer.
Reviewed by: Bahuddin from on Feb 09 2009
Fantastic ambience. Displays the passion that shows in the food. Best Indian in Kuala Lumpur by far.The Chicken tandoori is excellent and the PTI Prawn masala is incredibly rich and tasty. Favorites include the chicken beriyani and the chukka mutton.
Reviewed by: Bahuddin from on Jan 19 2009
Simply the best Indian restaurant i have been to anywhere, including London, elsewhere in Europe and even India! I loved their version of onion bhaji, a light fluffy mass of perfectly deep fried and battered spiced onion stands.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 09 2009
loved this place all in all! great food, great ambience, GREAT GREAT work of art, great music, great service, great parking space ;)
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 23 2008
Delicious Food, Great Ambience, Friendly Staff, Awesome experience!! Will keep going back there for more and more. Will recommend it to all my friends!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 27 2007
I just love the food at Passage Through India (PTI). It is simply to die for. I have eaten northern indian food in many similar northern indian restaurants around Malaysia but none can challenge PTI. You just want togo back time after time. The quality has remained the same since they opened. I have had family dinners and official dinners with clients who thank me for introducing the place to them. Wonderul food, friendly service, great ambience, did I say great food... If you want to make an impression on someone, please take them to PTI. Waah!Kia Baat He! As we say in Hindi.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 31 2007
This is definitely the best indian food that I have ever eaten. During my 3 nights stay, I ate there twice, and crave it everyday now! Even the ambiance and service is great. And eating from a banana leaf also scores many bonus points! A must when you're in Malaysia!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 26 2007
Being a bunch of Scots and curry being our national dish, we are not easily fooled by the "mock" curry. We all agree that outside of Scotland, this is the best Indian meal in Asia so far.The staff were great, even our requests for dishes not on the menu were taken without a pause. Definately recommend the Tawa prawns, prawn jalfrazi,channa masala and saag aloo.So all you curry loving scots missing your saturday night curry and a pint, get yourself here.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 18 2007
Having eaten a lot of curry in a lot of places, this is my favourite in the whole world. I've been there several times now and have never had cause to rethink that opinion.
Reviewed by: Helen from on Feb 22 2007
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