Delhi’s Belly: Indian Favourites, Pizza & More in Vila Real de Santo António
Delhi’s Belly Restaurante brings a refreshing mix of flavours to Vila Real de Santo António, making it an easy choice when your group can’t agree on one cuisine. It’s a welcoming, casual restaurant known for surprisingly great food, kind service, and prices that feel genuinely affordable—ideal for travellers, families, and locals wanting something different from the usual.
The menu’s variety is a big draw. You can come for Indian cuisine classics, explore a few Japanese-inspired options, or keep the kids happy with a good pizza—without sacrificing quality. Guests regularly mention being impressed by how tasty everything is, especially considering the low prices, and many leave already planning a return visit.
If you’re leaning Indian, there are clear standouts. The Chicken Madras and Karahi-style dishes get a lot of love for bold flavour and satisfying portions. The kitchen seems to focus on delivering that comforting, well-spiced depth you hope for—rich sauces, warming heat, and plates that feel freshly made rather than rushed.
Service adds to the experience. The team is often described as very welcoming and friendly, which sets a relaxed tone from the moment you arrive. Whether you’re popping in for a quick bite or settling in for a full meal, it’s the kind of place that makes you feel looked after without any fuss.
For anyone searching in Vila Real de Santo António for affordable Indian food (with extra options that keep everyone at the table happy), Delhi’s Belly is a smart, crowd-pleasing pick.
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S C
a week agoLow-quality Indian food. A typical tourist trap with Indian, Japanese, kebab, etc. The service is friendly but somewhat slow.
Gurwinder Singh
3 weeks agoByAlidaM
3 weeks agoJacqui Jardine
a month agoThe excitement of actually finding someone who delivered to our village quickly wore off. 2 chicken curries. Both looked & tasted the same, over cooked (maybe microwaved?) chicken, and not much of it. Lamb byriani, lacked fresh spices, nuts, anything really. Just strange green looking rice with bland bits of undercooked lamb.. Medium plus ordered for all but very bland and not very spicy at all.
Shira Kohn
a month agoBest food we’ve had so far in Portugal. Both the Indian dishes and sushi were wonderful!