FOOD:

Owner Nithi Tantisilapanon was educated in Singapore where he developed a love of Indian food. He has adapted the menu to suit Thai tastes and the flavours are slightly less spicy as a result. There is not a huge selection to choose from but mutton biryani, chicken tikka masala and mutton curry are stand-out Indian dishes. There is also home-made roti which is the tastiest method of mopping up the remnants of a curry. The international and fusion fare on offer includes panfried balsamic fish, caesar salad and pumpkin soup. Surprisingly high-class desserts-not especially Indian but delicious nonetheless-include Oreo cheesecake, chocolate fudge cake and vanilla panna cotta. 2210/32

SETTINGS:

Coocurry's location leaves something to be desired, in a nondescript commercial area with no other entertainment venues and a short taxi ride away from the nearest BTS station. Once you get inside, the restaurant is tastefully decorated in an Indian style and the food is authentically Indian.

ADDRESS :

2210/32 Narat hiwat -Ratc hanakarin Rd, Bangkok 10120