Indian Restaurant Near Stroget: A Short Walk to Indian Bites

By the Indian Bites kitchen team, Pustervig 4, Copenhagen. Reviewed for accuracy on 31 August 2026.

If you are looking for an Indian restaurant near Stroget, Indian Bites is about a five-minute walk from the eastern end of Denmark’s busiest shopping street, tucked away on Pustervig 4 in the city centre. We have served more than 200,000 customers across our two locations and hold a 4.7-star rating from 634 reviews, so shoppers looking for a proper sit-down meal or a fast takeaway between stores know exactly where to find us.

Finding Us From Stroget

Stroget runs from Radhuspladsen to Kongens Nytorv, and Indian Bites sits just off the far end near Kongens Nytorv, on the quieter Pustervig street. Coming from Kongens Nytorv, it is a straight walk of under ten minutes; from the middle of Stroget near Amagertorv, plan on closer to twelve to fifteen minutes on foot. Either way, you leave the crowds behind almost as soon as you turn off the main street.

Why This Location Works for Shoppers

We chose Pustervig because it sits between the shopping district and the quieter parts of Indre By. Guests come in wearing shopping bags on one arm most afternoons, and our staff have gotten used to reading the signs: someone who has been on their feet since noon wants a full plate and a chair, fast. We keep our kitchen running a steady rhythm through the afternoon specifically because lunchtime foot traffic from Stroget does not stop at 14:00 the way many restaurants assume it will.

What to Order After a Morning of Shopping

Our Butter Chicken (125-149 DKK) is the dish most first-time visitors order, and it is finished to order rather than held in a warming tray: the sauce is tempered with fresh cream and a final hit of garam masala just before it reaches the table, which keeps the spice notes sharp instead of flat. If you want something lighter after a big lunch elsewhere, Dal Tadka gives you a mellow, well-spiced lentil dish tempered with cumin and mustard seed, without the richness of a cream-based curry.

Spices We Use and Why

Our spices are imported directly from India rather than bought from a generic wholesaler, which matters most in dishes like Chicken Tikka Masala, where the balance of cardamom, fenugreek and roasted cumin defines the whole plate. When families with young children order, our kitchen adjusts the chilli level down without touching the other spices, so the dish still tastes like the real thing rather than a bland substitute.

Practical Details for Your Visit

We are open every day, Monday through Sunday, from 11:00 to 20:30, so there is no risk of arriving after a Sunday closure the way there is with many restaurants in Indre By. Dine-in, takeaway ordered on-site or through our website, and Wolt delivery are all available. If you are pressed for time between stores, ordering ahead online and picking up at Pustervig 4 is usually the fastest option.

Group Visits and Sharing

Curry dishes are naturally suited to sharing, and a lot of our lunchtime groups from Stroget order two or three mains, a couple of naan breads, and split them across the table. It is an easy way to try more of the menu without everyone committing to a full portion.

Ready to eat? Book a table or order takeaway at Indian Bites, Pustervig 4. If you are planning a larger event instead of a lunch stop, see our catering options for parties of 20 to 500 guests.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Indian Bites from Stroget?

Indian Bites is at Pustervig 4, 1126 Kobenhavn K, about a five-minute walk from the eastern end of Stroget near Kongens Nytorv. It sits on a quiet side street just off the main shopping route, so you can duck away from the crowds for a proper sit-down meal or a fast takeaway.

What time does Indian Bites open?

We are open every day of the week, Monday through Sunday, from 11:00 to 20:30. That means you can stop by for a late lunch after a morning of shopping or come back for dinner before the shops close for the evening.

How much does a meal cost at Indian Bites?

Mains such as Butter Chicken and Palak Paneer run 125 to 149 DKK and come with basmati rice. Appetisers like samosas and pakora are 49 to 69 DKK, naan bread is 25 to 35 DKK, and drinks including our mango lassi are 25 to 39 DKK.

Can I get takeaway or delivery near Stroget?

Yes. Indian Bites offers dine-in, takeaway ordered on-site or via our website, and Wolt delivery. If you are shopping and short on time, order ahead online and collect it on your way past Pustervig 4.

Is Indian Bites halal?

Yes, all meat served at Indian Bites is halal-certified. We also have vegetarian and vegan dishes on the menu, including Dal Tadka, Channa Masala and Palak Paneer.

Is Indian Bites good for a group after shopping?

Yes. Our dining room is set up for both quick solo lunches and larger groups. Dishes are designed to be shared naturally, so a table of four or five can order a mix of curries, naan and appetisers and split everything.

Last updated: 31 August 2026. Indian Bites has served over 200,000 customers and holds a 4.7-star rating (634 reviews) at our Pustervig location, with halal-certified meat on every menu.