Kali

Known as 'Little India' in Daehangno. Upon entering, the space is filled with souvenirs collected by the owner over years of backpacking through India, Nepal, and Tibet, giving visitors the feeling of having traveled there. The chefs were also personally recruited from the region. Authentic Indian cuisine is available, making it a popular spot for locals and travelers alike. They serve a variety of curries, tandoori chicken, and chili chicken. The traditional Indian drink lassi and chai, known as India's national tea, are also delicious. Affordable lunch menus and set menus are popular as well. In addition to food, you can also get information on backpacking in India and Nepal. The name Kali comes from the Indian goddess. She is the goddess of the oppressed, such as the Shudras and the untouchables, an independent and fierce deity who takes on their fate and curses, punishing and protecting them in their place.

Address: 2nd Floor, 171, Daehak-ro 11-gil 43 (Myeongnyun 4-ga), Jongno-gu, Seoul