Indian Restaurant Background Music
12 Hours of warm, instrumental Sitar and Tabla rhythms designed for evening dining.
Indian Restaurant Background Music | 12-Hour Sitar & Tabla Ambience
Finding the right Indian restaurant background music is a delicate balance. You want the atmosphere to feel culturally rich and authentic, but you never want the audio to overpower your customers’ conversation.
This 12-hour instrumental video features a traditional duet of Sitar and Tabla, creating a sophisticated, rhythmic backdrop for your evening service.
12 Hours of Veena & Mridangam. The authentic soundscape for Udupi, Chettinad, and South Indian dining.
To the untrained ear, “Indian Music” is all the same. But your South Indian customers know the difference.
While the Sitar belongs to the North, the Veena is the ancient voice of the South. This 10-hour playlist features traditional Carnatic compositions that perfectly complement spicy Sambars, crisp Dosas, and filter coffee.
12 Hours of nostalgic melodies from the 1960s & 70s. The perfect "Old Bombay" aesthetic.
Sometimes, classical music feels too serious, but modern Bollywood is too loud. This playlist hits the “Sweet Spot” of nostalgia.
Featuring instrumental covers of timeless songs from the Golden Era of Indian Cinema (Mohammed Rafi, Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar melodies), this video triggers instant emotional connection for older guests while remaining cool and retro for younger diners.
12 Hours of Gentle Bansuri Flute & Soft Sitar. The ultimate soundscape for high-end dining and intimate conversation.
Sometimes, silence is awkward, but rhythm is too distracting. This playlist lives in the elegant middle ground.
Built around the Bansuri (Indian Bamboo Flute), the sound is breathy, floating, and incredibly sophisticated. Unlike the percussive energy of the Tabla-heavy tracks, this mix is designed to “float” above the room, making it the top choice for Michelin-star style service or romantic candlelit evenings.
12 Hours of Slow Sitar & Flute. Bright, meditative, and peaceful.
Not every Indian restaurant needs a heavy evening beat. For cafes serving breakfast, high-end hotel lobbies, or venues that double as wellness spaces, you need something lighter.
This playlist features a slow-tempo duet of Sitar and Bansuri that feels like a sunrise. It lacks the “heavy” bass of the evening tracks, providing a refreshing, airy atmosphere that wakes up the room without overwhelming it.