Masala Art Indian Restaurant at Minerva Church Hotel - Indian restaurant in Hanoi

The location is perfectly situated, and the restaurant itself is stunning. The restaurant is located inside the Minerva Church hotel,1st floor,go past the Reception desk. It is akso walkable from Saint Joseph's cathedral in the heart of the Old Quarter. The food was nothing short of amazing! Every dish was packed with authentic flavour, and the portions were incredibly generous, making it fantastic value for money. We had the dahl makhani, butter chicken, mutton biryani, garlic nan and chai- my top favourites. What truly set this visit apart was the phenomenal customer service. A huge thank you to Mr. Rana and Mr. Nadim, who were incredibly hospitable and attentive throughout our meal. They went out of their way to ensure we were well taken care of, making the experience feel genuinely special. Highly recommended for anyone craving top-tier food, beautiful aesthetics, and exceptional service!

Masala Art never fails to deliver an exceptional dining experience. The flavors are absolutely authentic, beautifully balanced, and transport you straight to the heart of traditional Indian cuisine. Every dish we tried was cooked to perfection. A special shoutout to @Danny and the rest of the hospitality team for making us feel so welcome. The service was flawless—attentive, warm, and highly professional. If you are looking for incredible food paired with top-tier service, this is the place to be. We will definitely be back!

It was a pleasure to have truly authentic Indian food in this restaurant in Hanoi. Nice ambience, courteous service and a wonderful buffet spread serving both veg and non veg dishes for our group. All the dishes were fresh and had distinct flavours.

This was the most delightful and resturant with authentic Indian food we have eaten in Hanoi. The place was inside a boutique hotel and was beautifully designed. Staff was very attentive and helpful. Very bright, clean and cheerful environment. We ordered Papad,Boondi Raita, Mixed Vegetable subzi, daal takda, roomali roti, pudina paratha and gulab jamun. Everything was perfect. The place is a little bit expensive then other Indian resturants.

I’m becoming the type of person who enjoys dining alone and this was my second experience of Indian food in Hanoi. It was just fine but I left the fried rice because it was too heavily solid spiced. I understand it’s called a masala bar but I think it would be better if all the spices were crushed before serving.