Great food. Good service. Good prices. I will go again next time I'm in Brussels. Good place.read more

The only reason I was aware of Paradise is India is due to a group of Indians in my French class…read more There seemed to be a consensus among them that this is in fact, the best Indian food in all of Brussels. Well, the wife and I had to go fund out for ourselves. We booked a table via The Fork. (Get those Yums). We arrived 30 min early, due to the train, but it wasn't a problem as there wasn't anyone in the restaurant yet. A barrage of Uber Eats guys were constantly going in and out though. We ordered the Shrimp Tandoori Briyani, a Lamb Bhuna, and a Lamb Dopizaa, along with two Garlic Naans and a Raita. I also got a Kingfisher, you know, when in... Well, Indian. Let's put it this way... We ordered a feast for two. Service was great, we were given a little crunchy snack guy with some dipping sauces to wet the pallets. When the food arrived it took up the entire table. It was so damn good. The lamb in the curries were falling apart. The Briyani was very flavorful. The naan was chonky and full of garlic chunks, and topped with coriander and butter. We ate so much and the price, well, 20% off though The Fork. Unbeatable. Those Indians were spot on. I can't imagine any other Indian spot giving Paradise of India a run for their money.

Was pretty busy around 6:00 pm. Staff was quick and was able…read moreto seat us our group of 4. Was give a side dish on the house for having to wait. Food was good, and ambiance is warm and welcoming. Thank you

We wanted to try Indian food in Belgium and this place was rated the best! I would certainly rate…read moreit at 4 stars for everything - ambiance, food and service! Staff is friendly and attentive. I would recommend the food and the restaurant!

Our group of about 30 enjoyed our dinner at Indus Pride. The front dining area was cordoned off for…read moreus. Wide menu selection--something for everyone, vegetarian and non-vegetarian alike. Full liquor license. Even had Jack Daniels bourbon for some of us Americans :) Modern and inviting décor with Indian cultural accents. Papadum appetizer upon seating, and we ordered Naan Breads with our meal. My gripe is something we should have foreseen: 30 people in our group plus the evening's regular diners overwhelmed the kitchen's ability to serve us, dinner had to be served in batches over 1+ hours, and few items took much longer than one hour to serve. Service was friendly but was overwhelmed by our group. Good value overall. Prices are all-inclusive of VAT and service charge. Street parking is free with something called a "Parking Disc." Closest train station is Rodebeek. We were staying nearby at the Crowne Plaza airport hotel, about 6km away. Owners operate several restaurants in area, but would not call Indus Pride a chain. Would recommend, and would like to return with normal-size dinner party.

I ordered a meal and they forgot half the things, I asked for a drink and the did not give it to me…read moreand then The chicken korma that I asked for was nothing like it should be.

Good food, but ate much better Indian. Price is ok, quality is ok, nothing spectacular but fair.read more

Food is really nothing special and for that price I don't know it's way too expensive for what it…read moreis. Try some Indian snacks or restaurants abroad like Dubai it's way cheaper and way better... Poor us here in Belgium

Mumtaz restaurant in Brussels has been around since 1980s. My parents wanted to try one Desi…read morerestaurant in Brussels and I had done my research on this one. The ambience is cute with dim lighting and music. They start the table off with some papadum that is thin and crisp like a round big chip plus some chutney and sauces to dip it with. In ordering it was a task because of my parents. They are funny and they generally do not like chicken, instead like beef and fish. So I made sure to order beef seekh kabobs, plus mixed grills and saag paneer(spinach with cheese). We got our food but the beef kabob looked like chicken but in the dim lighting I wasn't sure, so I asked the server. They confirmed no it's beef. Then we tired it and we know how chicken tastes like. So then flagged down the server again and he got embarrassed and said they ran out of beef. I wish they were upfront about it from the beginning. They could have handled this situation better. At the end they were apologetic. But surprisingly my parents liked the chicken option and overall the food was really good. The naans were freshly made and great as well. The two servers at the end spoke to my parents about some authentic food variety etc. After the beef hiccup episode, this was a good experience. I would give them another try when visiting this city. It's always good to dine at the restaurant multiple times to get a feel for it.~

We were looking for some Pakistani food on a cold evening in Brussels. We were lucky enough to get…read morea table at Mumtaz without a reservation. This particular neighborhood of Brussels has tons and tons of food options so if we didn't get a table the options are unlimited. Mumtaz is an old school restaurant with decor from the 1980s which has yet to be updated or changed. Being a small restaurant seating is limited so you manage what you got. The manager of the restaurant was from Lahore and he was making his best efforts but an improvement is required on that front. We specifically ordered beef seekh kebabs yet we got chicken seekh and when we checked with the server they said they ran out of beef so we gave you chicken. The food was pretty decent and the naans were tasty but management needs a rethink on how to run the kitchen and restaurant.

New restaurant, really nice concept. A must try for spicy lovers!!read more

Authentique food.lot of choices.no reservation needed mostly. 200m from Mérode. Friendly service.read more

Really unimpressed…read more I went to La Porte des Indes with a group on a Saturday night. We knew ahead of time that the buffet was pricey, at 40 euros per person, not including any drinks, not even water. I looked at the menu, and that was also rather pricey at about 20-25 euros per main course. The buffet had just been set out and had a large selection, so I decided to go with that to be able to taste a little bit of everything. I'm glad I did the buffet, because now I can say without a doubt that it is not worth going back to this restaurant. My usual buffet strategy is to take a tiny sample of everything on my first plate, that way I know what to go back and have a larger portion of for my second plate. Nothing on the buffet was worth more than one bite, and I probably tried at least ten different items. Nothing was disgusting, but nothing was particularly good, and all the meats and fish tasted very overcooked. The food was all pretty bland, and nothing was even remotely spicy, nor did they offer and spicy condiments. The desserts were the same story; there was a large selection, but nothing was very good, aside from the freshly sliced mango. On the plus side, the servers were very good and super nice, and the restaurant was decorated beautifully. Unfortunately, they failed on the food, where it really counts. I definitely won't be back.

I'd love to be able to rate their food, but waiting for an hour to be seated even though we had a…read moreconfirmed reservation was too much. We gave up & walked. No time estimate was given, a beer was comped, and some nasty greasy food was plonked in front of us. No word on what the food was supposed to be, nothing. As we left the owner become all apologetic. Saying how he'd make sure our next visit would be worthwhile.... Going by the greasy food, I don't think it will be.