Indian Cuisine's Rising Popularity in Poland Amid PM Modi's Visit

Indian cuisine is gaining immense popularity in Poland, with over 45 Indian restaurants catering to Polish diners. The arrival of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for an official visit has further heightened interest. Restaurateurs note a growing appreciation for Indian culture, food, and movies among Polish citizens.

Indian cuisine is gaining immense popularity in Poland, with numerous Indian restaurants catering to the burgeoning demand for rich flavors. Diners say dishes like dosa and butter chicken remind them of their Indian travels.

Over 45 Indian restaurants operate across Poland, with Warsaw alone boasting at least a dozen, according to the Embassy of India's listing. This surge in interest coincides with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's upcoming two-day visit, the first by an Indian PM in 45 years.

Chetan Nandani, a Gujarati businessman in Warsaw, recently opened a new restaurant, 'Chaiwala,' reflecting the growing demand for Indian street food. Nandani already runs the 'Curry House' chain, with nine locations in Poland. Indian restaurant owners note a rising appreciation for Indian culture among Polish people, who are also embracing Indian movies.

(With inputs from agencies.)