A great Indian option in Bordeaux! Like other reviewers, we decided to veer away from the canard…read moreand foie gras and try something different. We were very glad we did! Firstly, I'd highly recommend using and making reservations on The Fork. It's an app with reviews and other useful information, but many reservations are tied to discounts. We received a discount of 30% off our entire order just for making a reservation. My husband started with the signature cocktail, which tasted like mango juice with vodka. A WHOLE LOT of vodka. I just had a "carafe de l'eau", which is what you should ask for at any restaurant if you want tap water. The papadums were very interesting, not like any I've had in the US, and they were quite good. The garlic naan was good, but I did have to scrape off some of the garlic because there was waaayyy too much for my liking. The cheese naan was fantastic. My husband LOVED the muttar paneer, and the lamb dishes we tried were good too, even though the lamb was a different color and texture than what we were used to. We had to order rice separately, which is always annoying because who is going to eat a bowl of curry without rice ? We also had to order 4 entrees to make an entire meal for both of us. But thanks to the 30% off deal, the meal still ended up being quite affordable. I cannot not mention the interior of this restaurant! Absolutely beautiful, and very inviting. This could be a great date night option! Or fun for a group! I have a feeling that many a good time has been had in this place.

I'm swept away by Le Rajwal's charming decor…read more We miss spicy food and as much as I love French cuisine I definitely need a break. The Lamb Vindaloo is divine, wish we had just ordered 2 of these. Tender and spicy. I loved this. The chicken curry was meh and the veggie curry was cold and blah. Our naan was a little underwhelming so I can't recommend it... but others looked better. These are extremely tiny, the size of a bread plate at most and quite expensive. In America we can get naan for the same price or even a little less and triple the size... Overall a cute little restaurant to switch up. Don't expect it to be like Los Angeles or New York standard... I was pleasantly surprised with the spice level.

A must if you are in Toulouse and you are a foodie. The owner patiently helps with suggestions to…read morematch your desires. You can't go wrong with any of their curries... Be daring, try the vindaloo. The food is fresh, very tasty and leaves you wanting MORE!

Wow. Got here just as they were closing at what a find. Super flavorful food without the hot spice…read more Had four items and liked them all. Fast and yummy.

mon-friday they have a 6,50 menu fixe that is not bad at all. Ask the server for his…read morerecommendations and you'll easily find a few curry plate that will please. The naan is a bit expensive (1,50) but worthy as an addition!! We also enjoyed the samosas and aubergine entrées :) A pleasing meal, that I wish to have once again!

Food was too creamy and did not represent Indian food. We had cauliflower with turmeric and cream…read moreand eggplant with cream. Lacked Indian flavor and spice. Good if you want cream with your cream.

Food wonderful- they will spice it to your request Service…read morelovely Make a reservation, you'll need it. Enjoy!

From the owner: Cuisine indienne, plats végétariens Si vous voulez manger indien ou encore végétarien - ou bien les…read moredeux à la fois - pour pas trop cher, le Malabar, rue des Ayres, vous propose samosas, curries, thalies et autres spécialités. A noter l'organisation de dîners-spectacle les 2° et 4° mercredis du mois.