Tikka N Talk Indian Restaurant

Restaurants · Phra Nakhon

41 Chakrabongse Rd, Khwaeng Chana Songkhram, Khet Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200

Rated 4.8/5 from 2344 reviews.

Data checked on 4 June 2026.

Lead with the butter chicken or tikka masala. Both are signatures. The portions are generous, and at ฿130 to ฿199 for mains you can order three dishes for two people and stay under ฿600. The dal tadka at ฿130 is the table-share anchor that ties the plates together, and the naan varieties are non-negotiable.

You step off Chakrabongse Road into a room that shifts warmer and more deliberately Indian in feel. The menu covers samosas, naan varieties, tikka masala, butter chicken, and less common plates like chicken malai tikka (฿199) and kadai paneer (฿185). Chicken korma and vindaloo both sit at ฿158.

The menu runs traditional North Indian with the butter chicken, tikka masala, samosas, and naan varieties anchoring the offerings. Chicken malai tikka sits at ฿199, kadai paneer at ฿185, chicken korma and vindaloo at ฿158 each, and the dal tadka at ฿130 marks the most affordable main. The kitchen emphasizes fresh ingredients and generous portions. Jeera rice and dal fry round out the table-share sides. The staff approach is warm (the website describes patrons being treated "like family"), and the owner handles menu questions directly, steering first-time orders toward combinations that work. Dogs are welcome, outdoor seating is available, and there is free parking in both a small lot and on the street, which is uncommon for this part of Phra Nakhon near the Khao San corridor.

The hours run 8:30 AM to 2 AM daily, making this an option for late-night Indian food near Khao San. The entrance is not wheelchair-accessible (step entry), so mobility-limited guests should call ahead at +66 81 828 5789 to confirm access options. The location is steps from the walking street, which works for a late dinner or post-bar meal.