Question : How easy it is to find Indian food at Warsaw,visiting for 3 weeks, avg. cost of indian meal?
I am from India and I am vegetarian. I don't eat any kind of meat (pork/ham/chicken etc.) or fish. I will travelling to Warsaw for business for 3 weeks and would like to know what kind of food would be available for me in Warsaw.
- asked by ankurgupta26
All Answers:
Answer #1
no idea :(
- answered by (hans-a)bur
Answer #2
Warsaw is a very cosmopolitan city despite the fact that it looks kinda grey and depressing at times.You will be able to find Indian restaurants there for sure, all you need to do is ask in your hotel for recommendation.There are also many food stands on the streets, but be careful with those.As an alternative, you can go for vegetarian food in Vietnamese or Korean places or try some polish food.Poles eat a lot of meat, but they like their salads and vegetable side dishes, so the selection is huge.There are a lot of dishes you can enjoy without having meat products.Try cabbage and mushroom pirogi - just make sure they don't douse them in pork fat of butter.Or stuffed cabbage - the meatless selection.Worst come to worst, the produce in the supermarkets is always fresh and you can help yourself there.Good luck and enjoy the city - it is full of surprising beauty and people are fantastic.
- answered by annar12002
Answer #3
If you mean native indians there are none in Poland and i doubt they got indian food.
- answered by szymon190
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