🍽️ Top 5 Pakistani, Indian & Bangladeshi Restaurants in Manama
Manama is a vibrant culinary hub where South Asian flavors shine. Here’s our carefully curated list of the top five Pakistani, Indian, and Bangladeshi restaurants, each offering an authentic experience—including Kebabji!
Kebabji Restaurant Manama
Located in central Manama, Kebabji serves up a rich selection of Pakistani, Indian, and Bangladeshi dishes in a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Specialties include spicy chicken karahi, creamy biryanis, tandoori grills, Bengali fish curries, and lentil dals.
Pakistani Chicken Karahi – slow-cooked for depth of flavor
Bengali Fish Curry – mustard oil, fresh fish, aromatic spices
Tandoori Platter – mixed kebabs and naan fresh from the clay oven
Classic Biryani – fragrant rice layered with meat, saffron, and dum-style cooking
Ambience: Traditional décor, takeaway & delivery, open daily until midnight—ideal for expats and weekend diners.
Why visit? Balanced fusion menu, generous portions, and a welcome haven for anyone craving authentic South Asian food.
Good ambiance with excellent food, The biryani was the best one in town. The Good thing good variety of vegetarian options. The lamb paya was succulentDesi Dastar Khawn
A beloved local gem, Desi Dastar Khawn is known for its traditional Pakistani flavor and standout breakfast items. Ideal for breakfast through lunch. Warm, casual vibes that invite you to linger.
Nihari – rich beef stew
Daal mash and legume curries
Hearty breakfast platters served with paratha or naan
Copper Chimney
Operating since 1979, Copper Chimney blends upscale ambiance with comforting, Mughlai-style northern Indian cuisine. Perfect for date nights, family dinners, and refined gatherings.
Chicken Tikka Masala & Butter Chicken – creamy tomato-based sauces
Mutton Rogan Josh – tender and spiced to perfection
Vegetarian delights – dal makhani, paneer tikka
Rasoi by Vineet
The first Michelin-starred Indian restaurant in Bahrain, Rasoi by Vineet is a celebration of modern Indian fine dining led by acclaimed Chef Vineet Bhatia. Ideal for special occasions and culinary adventurous diners.
Creative dishes—Anardana Chicken Tikka, Theekha Amrudh mocktail, innovative desserts
Ambience: Sleek, upscale décor with open kitchen theatre.
“Such an amazing place! The food is so rich and full of flavor… one of the best Indian meals I’ve ever had.”Masala Village
Specializing in both Pakistani and Bangladeshi cuisine, Masala Village in Adliya delivers generous portions and authentic flavor. Affordable and casual, with a welcoming vibe perfect for groups or casual meals.
Lahori-style grills and biryani
Bengali platters featuring fish curries and mustard-seasoned dishes
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