Indian Restaurants in Argentina

Indian food in Argentina is surprisingly easy to find if you know where to look, especially in Buenos Aires and Córdoba. These places aren’t the typical tourist traps with watered-down curries. Instead, you’ll come across restaurants run by folks who really know their spices, even if the menu is tweaked a bit to suit local ingredients.

My personal favorite is Jaipur, tucked away in Palermo. Their butter chicken hits just the right spot after a chilly evening, and their naan is never floppy – which is sadly a rare find here. And don’t miss out on trying their samosas; some weekends they even have live tabla music that makes the meal feel a lot more festive.

If you’re in Mendoza, look for the Indian spots near the city center – the aromas often give away where the locals go. Heads up though, many Indian places here close early, so better to go for dinner than a late night bite. Also, pro tip: ask for “el curry con un poco de picante” if you want a spicy kick, because the usual dishes lean on the mild side. No need to stress about finding Indian food in Argentina, it just takes a little local scouting and you’ll be rewarded.Argentina's culinary culture has been increasingly exotic over the years. Once upon a time, it was difficult to find something other than your usual milanesa, but now ethnic food from all over the world is available throughout the region.

Take a culinary trip across the subcontinent as we carry you India's favorite dishes as well as a slew of others that might surprise you.