Indian Restaurant Ganesha

After recently posting various articles and photos about Indian restaurants in Amsterdam, a follower replied that the best place (in his opinion) was The Ganesh Indian Restaurant Amsterdam. My expectations weren't high (I went to Basil on the recommendation of another follower and had quite a disappointing meal) but there was something about his words that stuck with me. My first visit was last Saturday, when I was in Amstelwein for some other reason during the day. I also happened to have a friend who had a car, which made the journey all the more fascinating in this endless February rain and wind. Check Ganesha Restaurant Allowing Indian Food Take Away in Amsterdam We arrived after 7 pm and the place was heating up, as was Indian Street Food & Co next door. The waiter serving us didn't speak Dutch, and I had the British-Indian accent I'm so used to from London; I took it as a good sign. Clearly when it comes to Indian food, Amstelveen is the place to be - and I seem t

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