Luna Asia - Indian Restaurant

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It's not easy to find Indian food around this area. Anyway, I found it. I tried the set menu and the taste was good. Make sure you don't go late during lunch hour as they will close for a break in between lunch and dinner.

Best Indian place in Samseong. They offer reasonable price lunch specials. Chicken vindaloo was quite spicy but tasty. Butter chicken was mild but ok.

We found this Indian restaurant while staying in Seoul on a biz trip. Vibes are very nice here. Food was tasty specially Dal tadka. They need to work on cooking skills for paneer items. Service was good and staff was very courteous.

We visited Luna Asia in Gangnam hoping for a great Indian food experience. The location is convenient and the ambiance is cozy, but the overall experience left us feeling a bit underwhelmed. We ordered Chicken Tikka, Tandoori Chicken, Seekh Kebab, Garlic Naan, a chicken meal, and Indian Chai. While the dishes were decent, they didn’t quite deliver on the rich, bold flavors we were expecting. Everything was okay, just not memorable. The naan was nice and fresh, but the meats felt a bit dry and lacked that depth of spice typical of really good Indian food. The Indian Chai came pre-sweetened, which may be fine for some, but we would’ve preferred the option to sweeten it ourselves. Service was polite and the environment was clean, which we appreciated. It’s not a bad place at all, but if you’re looking for truly standout Indian cuisine, it may not quite hit the mark. Worth a visit if you’re nearby, but probably not something we’d go out of our way for again.

We visited Luna Asia in Seoul looking for a good Indian meal and had a decent experience overall, though it didn’t quite hit all the marks. We ordered Chicken Vindaloo, Chicken Tikka, Tandoori Chicken, Seekh Kebab, and Garlic Naan. The food was generally good — well-cooked meats, flavorful enough, but nothing that really stood out. The Chicken Vindaloo had a nice heat to it, and the Tandoori Chicken was juicy, but some of the spices felt a little muted compared to what you’d expect from authentic Indian fare. The Garlic Naan was fresh and soft, but could’ve used a bit more garlic. The one real letdown was the tea — we ordered it expecting to add our own sugar, but it came pre-sweetened, which really shouldn’t be the default. That small detail definitely took away from the experience. Service was fine, and the ambiance is nice enough for a casual dinner. Overall, Luna Asia delivers decent Indian food, but there’s definitely room for improvement — especially if you’re familiar with more traditional or robust Indian flavors.