We had some amazing and cheap meal here - really good Indian food on don det! The place is cozy and the owners super nice.

Pleasant staff, comfortable, good location but 2 of the drinks which I asked for they hadn’t got. Ordered a vegetable biryani, medium spice, it was tasteless, oily and over cooked, I couldn’t eat it, the plain naan and water melon were nice though. I love...Indian food but there are far better options on the islandMore

Tried all the other Indian restaurants on the island and liked Datta best. Came here 3 times and it was very good every time. It seems low key and has super delicious dishes and has a very kind and quiet host.

We originally dropped in to change dollars as they had the best rate on the island. Staff were so friendly and welcoming that we stopped for breakfast. I asked them if they could make me puri bhaji as it was not on the menu. Of...course they said and it was wonderful. My friend had an omlette which was equally good and served with 2 baguettes. All washed down with large strong cups of lao coffee. Good service with a smile.More

We visited the restaurant early in December last year after having found the recommendation on Lonely Planet. It's only around 5 minutes on foot from where most of the restaurants and bars on the island are and absolutely worth going: We didn't have to wait...for too long even though we were a group of seven, the portions were big, and the food was delicious! In the end, we had a chat with the very lovely owner who is also the chef - all of us agree that if you're on Don Det, you should definitely go there to eat. Preferably rather in the beginning, so if you like it as much as we did, you can always go again! ;)More

The food here is absolutely amazing, if you fancy a change from your typical laos/thai/Cambodian but stil don't fancy easting eastern, eat here. The chicken samosas, pakora, and chicken tikka masala are absolutely amazing. We have stopped off here every day for the past 4...days whether for a sit down meal or just to take away. Knowing very little about Don Det on arrival, I was very surprised to find an authentic Indian in such a remote island. The staff are talkative and friendly, and during the less busy periods are more than happy for a chat.More

We came here based on previous excellent reviews. Not sure if we had bad luck, but we had a very mediocre experience. We were four people and each ordered a different item. All were very bland and I wondered whether my chicken tikka was fully...cooked (it was very dark so difficult to see). While the personal was friendly, we really expected much better.More