Indian Masala Restaurant: Best Food In HuaHin Night Market

Indian Masala exceeded every expectation! From the moment we arrived, the staff were incredibly warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming—they made us feel truly cared for throughout the entire meal. The menu is fantastic, with an impressive variety of dishes to choose from, each bursting with authentic flavors and beautiful aromas. Every single dish we tried was absolutely delicious, rich, and perfectly cooked, so much so that we couldn’t resist ordering a wide selection just to experience more. Thankfully, the team kindly packed everything for takeaway so we could continue enjoying it later. Indian Masala is the perfect place if you want outstanding Indian cuisine, wonderful service, and a truly memorable dining experience. Highly recommended!

Great service, amazingly tasty food, great naan. It was a quiet night so no issues with atmosphere, it was just quiet. Staff went out of their way to make dinner a really enjoyable experience. If your after a brilliant curry in Hua Hin then you can’t go past Indian Masala

Somebody needs to give an informed and honest review on here for a change! I read the Google reviews before going in and they persuaded me to eat there, they misled me. Being British we eat a lot of good (and bad) indian food and I’ve been around north India and the food was amazing there. My sister’s partner is Indian. I texted her before the meal saying I’m having an Indian meal in a great place, with amazing reviews and Indians at a table beside me so it must be good. Firstly, staff are very friendly, maybe that’s why they get good reviews although it’s ok to say service is great, food is not. We want honest reviews. I ordered butter chicken curry, naan bread, cumin rice. They gave me complimentary popadoms which was nice. They were small ones but ok, free. They were coloured in the middle so overdone although still edible but shouldn’t be served if burnt. The dips were ok but not very punchy and a bit bland and not fresh, some whole small onions. The naan was cut squares, very thin, seemed a bit damp, not great and not the single nice big puffy naan you tear apart yourself. The butter chicken curry was really bland, to me it tasted like it wasn’t fresh spices and came out of a can. There’s certainly better supermarket butter chicken curries in the UK, which aren’t great but better than this one. The rice was fine although a small fly ended up in it (and there were too many small flies around so they need to address that). The chicken in the curry was good but very big chunks. I did not enjoy the meal so left half of the curry and most of the rice. I don’t believe much was freshly made (other than rice perhaps) with fresh spices. It was a disappointing Indian meal and worst I can remember in a restaurant. And then I noticed the Indians (mostly women) on the table near me were having strong words with the Indian waiter and their plates were taken and they hadn’t eaten much of their food. They paid and left, as did I. So why such great reviews when it’s not a great Indian restaurant? Well they do have little signs on tables encouraging good reviews on Google, people maybe follow that and are being too polite in their holiday spirit; or they don’t eat Indian food and are talking shit; or they are fake reviews. Or maybe the chef had a night off when I went and standards slipped for the night, I don’t know but I won’t be eating there again if I’m in Hua Hin.