A passionate 'Quest for the Best' convo: 'Pappe is the best Indian restaurant in DC?'
Trenton writes: “I’m convinced Pappe is the best Indian in DC but I’m open to other hot takes, PoPville”“Herbivore Indian Carry Out is my new #1. All vegetarian, so delicious. 3801 Mass Ave NW.”“Daru in H street corridor is also phenomenal.
It opened in the last year with chefs who used to work at Rasika and they have creative dishes on the menu”“Rasika thali! But honestly, we like Indique for take out.”“Thank you! Fully agree – Pappe is best Indian in DC, don’t know why it doesn’t get more attention.”“Indigo all day!”“Indigo has my vote, however Gobi Manchurin is the best at Pappe.”“Dishes of India and Cafe of India are gems!”
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