Best restaurants in Navrangpura
8 restaurants in Navrangpura that locals recommend. Most recommended: Mirch Masala, CG Road (30 people recommend it), Dakshinayan (22 people recommend it) and Little French House (14 people recommend it).
Navrangpura, around CG Road and the Commerce and Swastik crossroads, holds many of Ahmedabad's most repeated everyday picks. Mirch Masala on CG Road is a frequent non-veg suggestion, Dakshinayan a repeat dosa favourite, and Sasuji and Toran on Ashram Road are steady Gujarati thali names. Mewad Dalbati is the place several people name for dal bati, Little French House comes up for Italian food and dates, The Poutinerie for burgers and Noboru near Ahmedabad University for Asian food.
Where people disagree: Several call Mirch Masala pricey and a couple dislike it outright, a couple find Dakshinayan expensive, and one diner found this Dakshinayan terrible. Several find The Poutinerie's burgers mediocre, dry or overpriced. Mirch Masala, Dakshinayan, Sasuji and The Poutinerie have other branches, and their praise is pooled across them.
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1.Mirch Masala, CG Road
30 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/ahmedabad
Mirch Masala is one of the most often recommended places for non-veg food in Ahmedabad, named by many people. One diner at the CG Road branch found the food and service really good but slightly expensive, one commenter highlights the retro Bollywood-themed ambience, and another suggests the special veg kofta. A few call it overrated or overpriced, one saying the original Navrangpura branch is the good one, and one finds the taste balanced but costly.
CG Road
2.Dakshinayan, Navrangpura
22 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/ahmedabad
Dakshinayan is one of the most often recommended South Indian restaurants in Ahmedabad: four commenters name it among their picks for dosa, some call it the best in the city, and one praises its authentic sapad. One diner singles out the molgapodi idli, and the Navrangpura outlet comes up often. Commenters describe it as pricey, one diner found a branch near St. Xavier's College terrible, and one commenter reports menu items repeatedly being unavailable.
Navrangpura
3.Little French House
14 people recommendvia r/ahmedabad
Little French House comes up often as a suggestion in Ahmedabad, mostly for Italian and continental food. Two diners who have eaten there are enthusiastic: one says nearly all the food they have had there was great, and another has yet to find a dish they dislike. One singles out the crostinis, the croissant and French bread sandwiches, a black velvet fettuccine in bechamel sauce and the desserts. Individual commenters suggest it for a date, a birthday dinner and lunch, and two call it a safe, dependable choice.
Ground Floor, Little French House, Amazone 2, nr. Swastik Soc, opp. nidhi hospital, Swastik Society, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380009, India
4.The Poutinerie
10 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/ahmedabad
The Poutinerie is a frequent commenter pick for burgers in Ahmedabad. One diner calls it the best burger in the city, another ranks it among the best veg burgers, and many recommend specific items like the Cheese Supreme, the Poutinerie Special and the butter chicken poutine. Two commenters praise the fries, and one notes the Navrangpura branch stays open late. The caveats: a few diners find the burgers dry, mediocre or overpriced, one says quality is inconsistent across burgers and branches, and another feels it has declined from what it used to be.
The Poutinerie HL, Shop No 2, Patel Chambers Opp Yanki Sizzlers, H.L, Commerce College Rd, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380009, India
5.Toran, Income Tax Office
8 people recommendvia r/ahmedabad
Toran, a thali restaurant on Ashram Road near the Income Tax office, is recommended by several people, with one calling it the original Gujarati thali spot and another saying it serves authentic Gujarati thali. One first-hand account describes the food as Rajasthani and praises both the food and hospitality at a mid-priced thali. A couple of commenters list it as a better option than fancier thali places, one suggests it as a budget-friendly choice, and one advises going for lunch rather than dinner.
Income Tax Office
6.Sasuji
7 people recommendvia r/ahmedabad
Sasuji draws steady recommendations from people in Ahmedabad for Gujarati thali, with one calling it the best. One commenter recommends the Navrangpura/CG Road branch specifically for authentic thali at a mid-range price, and a diner found that branch great on a recent visit. The main caveat, from a commenter with mixed views, is that the old city branch is probably not great for ambience, though the same person groups Sasuji among the good, affordable choices.
Sasuji Dining Hall, Lal Bunglow, Singaporean Avenue, Chimanlal Girdharlal Rd, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380006, India
7.Noboru
6 people recommendvia r/ahmedabad
Noboru is a Japanese restaurant near Ahmedabad University that several people suggest for Asian food, with one commenter calling it a much better option with an excellent vibe.
Noboru - Japanese & Korean Diner, Ahmedabad University, Commerce, Swastik Cross Rd, inside Gate 2, Swastik Society, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380009, India
8.Mewad Dalbati, Commerce Six Roads
6 people recommendvia r/ahmedabad
Mewad Dalbati, near the Commerce Six Roads metro station in Navrangpura, is the spot several people name for dal bati in Ahmedabad. One commenter says it serves the best dal bati and suggests going on weekdays, and another calls the place great.
Commerce Six Roads
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These are the places on our best restaurants in Ahmedabad map whose complete published address names Navrangpura, Ahmedabad, including CG Road and Ashram Road where that same address names Navrangpura. Each one passed the map's bar: at least five different people recommend it, and no more warn against it than recommend it. They are ordered by how many people recommend them. Each summary paraphrases those comments, and each place page links to the comments it cites. How we make our maps