Looking for Indian food near Kastrup Havn? You are closer than you think. Inder'n is a family-run Indian takeaway at Sirgræsvej 4, 2770 Kastrup — a short trip across town from the harbour, Kastrup Strandpark and the circular sea bath known as Sneglen. We cook North Indian food from scratch every afternoon, so after a walk along the water or a cold dip at the søbad, a hot curry is one phone call away.
Kastrup Havn is one of the nicest reasons to live in this part of Amager. Locals walk it at every hour, dogs get walked along the same stretch every evening, and swimmers use the sea bath through every season. None of that changes the fact that nobody wants to cook when they get home cold and hungry — and that is exactly the gap we fill.
What is Kastrup Havn — and Sneglen?
Kastrup Havn is the harbour and marina on the eastern edge of Kastrup, opening onto Øresund with the runways of Copenhagen Airport on one side and the Swedish coast visible across the water. Alongside the bath sits Kastrup's marina, rows of sailboats behind the breakwater, and a long promenade that runs the length of the strandpark — good for a walk any time of year, not only when you are swimming.
The harbour's best-known landmark is Kastrup Søbad, nicknamed Sneglen ("the snail") for its spiral wooden walkway. A roughly 100-metre bridge leads out to a circular bathing platform that rises gradually over the sea and ends in a five-metre diving platform. The bath is free, open all year, and built from azobé — a hardwood tough enough to sit untreated in salt water. It is one of the small, well-designed things that make Kastrup worth living in, not just passing through on the way to a flight.
Why Indian takeaway is the right call after the harbour
We are open in the evening, not at lunch — Tuesday to Sunday, 16:00–20:30, closed Mondays — which happens to be exactly when most people finish a walk, a swim or a bike ride along the water and start thinking about dinner. In our kitchen we build every curry from a base of onion, ginger and garlic cooked down slowly, with whole spices bloomed in ghee before the tomato and cream go in. Nothing comes out of a bag, and we taste every batch before it goes out the door. That is also why our food travels well: a sauce that has actually been reduced properly does not separate or turn watery by the time you carry it home from the harbour.
We pack for the trip, too. Curries and rice go in separate sealed containers from the naan, so the bread stays soft instead of steaming itself limp on the way. If you are ordering for a group after a swim, tell us on the phone and we will time it so the food is hot when you collect it, not sitting under a heat lamp for twenty minutes.
The søbad does not close for winter, either. Cold-water swimmers use Sneglen through December and January as much as they do in July, and a five-metre diving platform in the middle of Øresund in February is not for the faint-hearted. If you are one of them, or you know one, a hot curry afterwards is not a luxury — it is basically medical advice. We run the same schedule right through the colder months, so a Tuesday evening dip and a Chicken Tikka Masala afterwards works exactly as well in January as it does in August.
What to order from Inder'n
For a straightforward dinner for two after the søbad, we would point you toward Butter Chicken (119 kr) or Chana Masala (109 kr) with a Garlic Naan (17 kr) and Basmati Ris (25 kr) each. Feeding a family or a group of friends who walked the harbour together? Add a Palak Party (139 kr) — our creamy spinach curry with the protein of your choice — and a plate of Samosa (49 kr for two) to share while the mains are being plated. Bringing the kids? A Mango Lassi (35 kr) each usually buys you a peaceful walk home. Mains at Inder'n start from 109 kr, and everything is cooked to order, so build the table to fit your group.
Order ahead through indern.dk or the OrderYOYO app and your food will be ready for pickup in 15–20 minutes — useful if you want to time collection for right after you towel off. We also deliver across Kastrup, Tårnby and Amager, and you will find us on Wolt if that is your usual app. However you order, it comes out of the same kitchen: Sirgræsvej 4, 2770 Kastrup, +45 50 29 13 71.
If a walk by the water is part of your Sunday routine, we have also written about how Kastrup handles søndagsmad when nobody wants to turn the oven on. New to the neighbourhood? Our introduction to Inder'n covers who we are and what we cook. See the full lineup on our menu, or go straight to ordering once you know what you want.
Frequently asked questions
How far is Inder'n from Kastrup Havn?
Inder'n is on Sirgræsvej 4, a short trip across Kastrup from the harbour and Kastrup Søbad. Order ahead by phone or online and the food will be ready by the time you get there.
What are Inder'n's opening hours?
Inder'n is open Tuesday to Sunday, 16:00–20:30, and closed on Mondays. Call +45 50 29 13 71 or order online at indern.dk.
Is Kastrup Søbad open in winter?
Yes. Kastrup Søbad is open all year and the bathing water is rated in the best quality category, so locals swim there through the winter months, not just summer.
Can I get Indian food delivered near Kastrup Havn?
Yes. Inder'n delivers across Kastrup, Tårnby and Amager and is also available on Wolt. Order online at indern.dk or call +45 50 29 13 71 for pickup in 15–20 minutes.