Always amazing to have Indian food in a different place. I had been really wanting Indian food…read moresince the move from SA, and being away gave me the opportunity to get some. Madrid is a cosmopolitan city, and it comes as no surprise that there are plenty of types of restaurants. My Yelp! community led me to this place. We got here, were seated and served papadums with three chutneys...tamarind, mint, and sweet chili. I ordered a chai masala tea. It was one of the more smaller cups for tea that I have had before, but it was plenty. We ordered a chicken curry, a vegetable curry, a basmati rice bowl, and a serving of garlic naan. We tried the tandoori mix appetizer which was a blend of chicken and lamb pieces grilled or baked in a tandoori oven over sauteed onions. It was a good protein starter The chicken Tikka masala came in huge chicken chunks. The sauce was a good balance of flavor and spice. The medium wasn't too bad of a spice level and allowed us to enjoy the other spices. The palak paneer was good too. The spinach was fresh, the cheese was a good blend of taste and texture. The curry in the spinach blend was also delicious Finally, and it was a nice touch the staff there gifted us some angi Lassi shots. It was very good food and an amazing atmosphere. Glad this one was Yelp supported. I Yelp approve.

Food here is excellent. Started with the pander samosa. Amazing with the little complimentary…read morechutneys. Butter chicken with basmati for my main. They can change the spice by request. I got medium and it was perfect. I ordered paratha as well. Buttery, crispy, perfect. Would dine here again.

After seven days of tapas, we needed a break. Spanish food is great but we were craving some…read morevariety. We chose this place based on the other Yelp reviews, and were not disappointed. The samosas were pretty good and served piping hot. Next we ordered the pulao rice, chicken tikka masala, lamb vindaloo, aloo gobi, and garlic naan (I admit it isn't super experimental, but it is our standard methodology for new Indian restaurants). It was fantastic, and we had enough to take home. Easily the best meal of our time here. Well worth the euros and however many Metro stops it takes to get here! Update: we would have posted a photo of the gulab jamun, but it was so good it just disappeared

I'm surprised this place has such good reviews. This is probably one of the worst restaurants I…read morehave been to. The papad was stale, the saag paneer was average and portions are small. Additionally service isn't great. The owner is unfriendly and doesn't want to be bothered. The price is decent but you're getting what you pay for. I would advise trying another Indian restaurant in Madrid.

This place has greaaaaaat decor!! I agree and a good vibe for a Tapas Bar in Madrid in Gran Via…read more.. Hurrah But here is the feedback on food: 1) Way too less on quantity 2) Butter chicken was sweetttt... come on.. it's from Punjab India and can never be sweet! Please some one tell the chef the difference .. (it's not even a chicken tikka masala, definitely not a butter chicken) 3) gol Gappa was dry 4) raita was super sweet 5) drinks are terrible (on an average) Service is realllly slow.. this is on a Saturday 5 pm!!! Wrong decision for us

Yes I had Indian food in Madrid - or at least their take on it - and was not disappointed…read more It doesn't taste exactly like typical Indian food I've had but it was still just as amazing - slightly sweeter spices than typical dishes but nonetheless quite tasty. The service was OK - but not too bothered by this.

Delightful experience. Wonderful hospitality. More important, the food was excellent!read more

Had a very delicious Chana masala, raita and garlic naan. Great food, generous portions and very…read morereasonable prices!

Very good Indian food and service in a lovely little restaurant. Pretty expensive which is…read morefactored in my rating. We enjoyed our chicken tikka masala and palek paneer. Nan was flavorless and a miss ( too- try a garlic or cheese one instead perhaps?) . If price isn't a factor this is a very nice place for an authentic and very good Indian meal

Such a nice clean restaurant with great service. Very helpful wait staff. Kids friendly and very…read morespacious! Definitely worth the visit

Looking to appease an intense craving for Indian, me and my friend knew Lavapies would deliver. We…read morewere recommended this place and told it was some of the cheapest around but still the best. We were immediately seated upon walking in but by the time we left a little after 10, the place was packed. The friendly servers were very attentive and let us take our time looking at the menu but were fast to grab our order when we were ready. When we sat, we were given the Indian equivalent of chips and salsa. The green sauce was fresh and tangy and made for a nice starter. For food, we went with chicken tikka, saag paneer, garlic naan and some plain white rice (which you have to order separately). All of it was delicious- especially the chicken and naan. The bill didn't even surpass 20 Euro and we left very full and happy! In a neighborhood packed with Indian restos, I think I will rely on this one for when I'm in the mood.

Another great Indian place in lavapies. Fairly comparable with other Indian restaurants nearby…read more(shapla, for example, which is next door). We got the menu del dia, which is $9.50 for a starter, entree, rice or naan, dessert and a drink. Chicken tikka masala was good, vegetable samosas were pretty average, and dessert was surprising as I ordered 'tarta de zanahoria' and was brought a square of wet carrot shavings. All in all a yummy meal with friendly staff.

I got takeout for dinner from this restaurant. I ordered butter chicken, garlic naan and pulao. The…read morebutter chicken was really tasty. I loved the softness of the chicken, and the way it had been grilled and seasoned to perfection. The garlic naan was tasty too. The pulao was a little undercooked and the rice felt grainy. But nonetheless, my husband and I ate it all up with the chicken gravy. Really delicious meal to end our visit to Madrid!

We arrived at 4:45, 45 minutes before the posted (online and in their window) closing time of 5:30…read more We were turned away and told they were closed. If you're going to close the kitchen at 4:30 and not take any customers after 4:30, you should have your closing time posted as 4:30.

Best Indian restaurant in Madrid, Nice food,...................... ........... .........read more

BEST INDIAN FOOD IN MADRID!! Maybe even my favorite restaurant in Madrid at the moment. The food is…read moreso good and so well priced. Service is quick and efficient. We were a big group, and it was fast and easy. Everyone was super pleased with their meal (really, no complaints from an international group of 15!!) It truly is an amazing Indian food meal!!!

From the 20th to 30th of October, there are 31 locations around the Lavapiés that serve 1 Euro…read moretapas. I went on a tapas crawl tonight and this little joint had the best one by far. They served Pantaras de Pollo y Verdura, which is more or less deep fried chicken and vegetables with a sweet sauce drizzled over the top. I actually went back and ordered another one which says something when I didn't even finish half of the others.

The worst Indian Restaurant we have ever experience in terms of food. Samosas seemed to be the…read morefrozen ones you can get in any supermarket and deep fry yourself. The Vegetarian curry had a weird flavour and was overly greasy. But by far the worst part was the desert which was supposed to be a Mango Ice Cream - was basically some sort of orange margarine with sugar. Disgusting! The staff tried to be nice although we kept complaining and in the end told us we are the first unsatisfied clients. They tried to offer us the 'pastel' instead of ice cream but as we had already tried it and did not really enjoy it, we simply preferred to pay and leave..

Megha is a refreshing change from other Indian restaurants in the area, with their barkers trying…read moreto hustle you into the restaurant. Instead, you walk into a peaceful, homely place, a true family-run restaurant with home-cooked food. The dishes on offer are all great quality, and the masala chai has the whole spices in it to prove its authenticity. A warming and comforting experience.

Cheap but dry rice and not really tasteful.go elsewhere when you want to have a nice atmosphere and…read morea good experience.