BDESI

Food is so delicious and made me feel like in India. Service staff are also amicable and professional. I enjoyed doing lunch here.

We’ve had 2 meals here (so far) and both have been superb! The spices are just right and the chicken curry is divine. Definitely give them a try. The owner and staff are very welcoming and happy to make suggestions or answer questions.

Delicious food and very warm welcoming service - one of the best Indian restaurants I have been in BKK so far - I also visited many places in India … definitely recommendable

A great place to eat desi Indian Food in Bangkok. You will get the flavours of India. Must come here.

We got the peanut chaat, malai kofta, a paneer dish and naan at B Desi - the food was really tasty. Service was a bit slow (which was odd since we were the only ones there) and the AC was really strong - bring a sweater!

Nice indian restaurant in Silom serving classic Indian veg and non veg dishes. Quiet and good service

Ambience and behavior of staff is praiseworthy.
Food too was delicious.
We would love to comeback.

Found a great place for Indian food in Silom, Bangkok. Butter paneer masala and chicken hariyali tikka were absolutely delicious. I highly recommend this place.

Beyond delicious food
And outstanding staff GOVIND. AND VIKAS.

PLEASE VISIT THIS INDIA RESTAURANT

Garlic naan has lots of garlic which was great! Dal was also tempered well, and service was wonderful.

Very the best…
I have ordered Butter Mushroom and Chicken curry with Chapatis.
Loved the food and it is very delicious

The best we find in Thailand with reasonable rate…

On entering the restaurant I was struck by a very strong chemical smell, so unpleasant we opted to eat outside despite the searing temperature of the last few days.
The staff were very polite and welcoming. I ordered Butter Chicken and Gobi Alu, ½ tandoori chicken, 2 rice and a nan bread.
The food arrived quit quickly. Quite possibly the worst Indian food I have eaten in Thailand. The potato dish was watery and the only discernable taste was salt and chilli. The butter chicken was equally bland probably the same sauce as the potsto with a bit of butter and cream, although maybe extra salt. In fact (and don't get me wrong I like salty food) the main taste in this restaurant is salt. The Nan bread was flat and doughy, either not leven correctly or not cooked correctly, the rice was under seasoned and only just warm. The tandoori chicken was extremely salty and cooked dry.
I was really looking forward to some half decent Indian food however what was served here was no to be.

Update to answer a few of the owners points:

1: With regard to watery, I do mean watery as it tasted of water no discernible flavour other than salt. So I should have said "tasted of salt water"
2: when I said bland I did mean just that I have eaten Indian food at many restaurants and this is about as bland and tasteless as it gets. Unless the meaning of mild is "bland and salty" as this was another dish where salt was predominant.
3: Authentic Nan is a leven bread and should contain a leavening agent such as yeast, not only was this nan not leven but part of it was raw dough.
4: Agreed no with gravy but when I said dry I meant the chicken was so overcooked that it was as dry as sawdust not succulent juicy as this dish should be. They should supply a gallon of water to stop you choking if this is how they think it should be cooked.
5: maybe the lack of seasoning (salt) is to make up the the fact everything else that I ordered had enough salt to give you diabetes. When I say warm I mean below food hygiene standards and likely to bread bacteria.

Having eaten in may very fine India restaurants around the world and having many first generation Indian friends who have cooked for me I can assure the owner I know what good India food should taste like and it is certainly nothing like the salty bland rubbish I was served.
As the owner points out each to thier own taste and to anybody reading this by all means take a chance on this restaurant but you have been warned so don't be surprised if its not a good experience.

Best Indian food we’ve had so far. Very friendly service and open late! We recommend the tandoori chicken, butter chicken, and garlic naan, which has huge chucks of garlic.
They have house red wine, but small wine portions.
We will be back again!

Restaurant is down a pedestrian area and has outside seating as well as indoors with aircon.
We arrived about 8ish and were the only ones there but it soon filled up.
Staff were friendly and brought a menu to us. We ordered Chicken samosa, dal tadka, aloo Gobi, garlic nan and chicken tikka to share.
The samosa came first and were really tasty, so tasty we ordered another portion (2 per portion), next came the chicken tikka, this was not chicken breast but a mix of chicken which I enjoyed but my husband not so much, then came the rest of the meal. It was quiet salty for my husband but that's down to personal taste. All the dishes are cooked to order and came out hot, we ate everything.
Small issue with language as we ordered a kulfi but got a coffee so I would advise to point to the item on the menu when ordering to avoid any errors. We enjoyed the meal.
We paid by card which was very usefull.

Wonderful place with reasonable prices. Friendly and good staff. Quick service and tasty food.

It’s a great experience. The ambiance is very welcoming and charming. Amazing cola, food and service. Staff are extremely knowledgeable and make great recommendations.

The Indian place we first discovered through Grab and have since visited repeatedly. The food is just scrumptious and portions are huge. Highly recommended!

Best Indian restaurant in Thailand. You must try chicken tendori and yogurt. Definitly we will come again.

A little pricy for the quality, quantity and ambience but no complaints about the food.
Authentic Indian food.