La Jawab Indian & Hakka Chinese Cuisine

An Indo-Chinese restaurant in Falconridge serving Manchurian dishes and butter naan side by side, blending two distinct culinary traditions on one menu. Halal meat is used throughout as the kitchen's stated practice, without a separately listed certifying body. The local twist Pair the Manchurian with butter naan rather than rice - it is what people order here and it is worth trying. Reviewers build a full spread of it: shahi paneer, butter naan, manchow soup and a sweet dish together. Good to know The owner serves personally, which comes up in reviews as the reason a visit landed. More than 2,300 Google reviews, though at 4.0 it is the lowest average in this batch - a well-established room with genuinely mixed opinion. Good for children and groups, reservations accepted. Vegetarian options, with breakfast through dessert served. Dine in, take out or order for delivery.

La Jawab Indian & Hakka Chinese Cuisine

An Indo-Chinese restaurant in Falconridge serving Manchurian dishes and butter naan side by side, blending two distinct culinary traditions on one menu. Halal meat is used throughout as the kitchen's stated practice, without a separately listed certifying body. The local twist Pair the Manchurian with butter naan rather than rice - it is what people order here and it is worth trying. Reviewers build a full spread of it: shahi paneer, butter naan, manchow soup and a sweet dish together. Good to know The owner serves personally, which comes up in reviews as the reason a visit landed. More than 2,300 Google reviews, though at 4.0 it is the lowest average in this batch - a well-established room with genuinely mixed opinion. Good for children and groups, reservations accepted. Vegetarian options, with breakfast through dessert served. Dine in, take out or order for delivery.

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La Jawab Indian & Hakka Chinese Cuisine
★ 4 (2353 ratings) · $10–70
5075 Falconridge Blvd NE #900, Calgary, AB T3J 3K9, Canada · (403) 293-2555
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4 2,353 Ratings

Had an absolute feast at La Jawab! We ordered the Shahi Paneer, Butter Naan, Manchow Soup, and a Sweet Lassi, along with pickle and papad. Every single item was spot on. The Shahi Paneer was rich and creamy, the naan was perfectly buttery, and the Lassi was incredibly refreshing after the spicy kick of the Manchow soup and Manchurian semi gravy. Great flavors, generous portions, and excellent traditional sides. We first came here back in 2023 and visited again during this trip… it's the exact same amazing taste and excellent service. Will definitely be coming back! (Visited on 20th June )

Abhi Rao 2 months ago Read on Google

The owner personally served us, and the experience was fantastic. The food was absolutely amazing, the song choices created a great vibe, and the upscale atmosphere makes this a perfect spot for a gathering. We ordered the chicken platter, butter chicken, and layered naan. Everything was cooked beautifully, with the meat being incredibly tender and full of flavor. The balance of textures, from the crispy elements to the rich, comforting dishes, made the whole meal memorable. Highly recommend!

Harry Chauhan 2 months ago Read on Google

Indo-Chinese spots are a bit of a gamble. The concept sounds fun on paper, but the execution can feel like two separate menus awkwardly sharing a kitchen. La Jawab is not that. This place actually pulls it off. I went in with the chicken manchurian and prawn curry with fried rice, plus a mango lassi to tie it all together. The chicken manchurian was the standout. The sauce had that glossy, slightly sticky quality you want, with good heat and a depth that didn’t taste like it came from a packet. The chicken itself was well-fried with a crisp exterior that held up even sitting in the sauce. The prawn curry was rich and well-spiced, and the fried rice was simple but solid not greasy, good wok character, a decent base for soaking up the curry. The mango lassi was thick and genuinely sweet without being cloying. A good palate cleanser between the two dishes. The portion sizes were generous and the price point felt fair for what you get. The ambiance is casual and comfortable without being forgettable. Service was attentive without hovering. If you’re craving Indo-Chinese done right, or just want to eat something satisfying without overthinking the cuisine category, La Jawab earns a spot on the rotation.

Rashik 3 months ago Read on Google

Lawjabwab is a great spot for anyone looking for tasty food at reasonable prices. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere with plenty of comfortable seating, making it a good place to enjoy a meal with family and friends. During our visit, we had the Halwa Puri breakfast, which was enjoyed by everyone at the table. I personally tried the Chili Chicken Momos and was pleasantly surprised by both the taste and portion size. The momos were flavorful, freshly prepared, and came in a generous quantity. The overall experience was very positive. Good food, good service, and fair pricing make this a place worth visiting. I would definitely come back and recommend it to others looking for a satisfying meal.

vishal limbani a month ago Read on Google

They are providing expired sauce packets with the patties, which is unacceptable. Additionally, the patties are not shaped properly, and the taste is not as good as it used to be. Overall, the quality has declined compared to before.

Rakesh Saini a month ago Read on Google

An Indo-Chinese restaurant in Falconridge serving Manchurian dishes and butter naan side by side, blending two distinct culinary traditions on one menu. Halal meat is used throughout as the kitchen's stated practice, without a separately listed certifying body.

The local twist

Pair the Manchurian with butter naan rather than rice - it is what people order here and it is worth trying. Reviewers build a full spread of it: shahi paneer, butter naan, manchow soup and a sweet dish together.

Good to know

  • The owner serves personally, which comes up in reviews as the reason a visit landed.
  • More than 2,300 Google reviews, though at 4.0 it is the lowest average in this batch - a well-established room with genuinely mixed opinion.
  • Good for children and groups, reservations accepted.
  • Vegetarian options, with breakfast through dessert served.

Dine in, take out or order for delivery.

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