COVID-19: this restaurant operates as usually, but respects the guidelines…read more The food was absolutely fantastic. The menus especially the vegetarian one is a good deal! The waiter is pretty friendly and speaks a little English. The menu is unfortunately only in French. The outside seating is in an relatively quiet zone and the restaurant itself is near the city centre. Overall an great restaurant. Would absolutely recommend!!

Great customer service and tasty food. Loved pakora, tandoori chicken, butter chicken and Dal…read moreMakhani. Would definitely recommend it and would go again.

Great halal food. Both veg and non-veg dishes were nicely done. Have been eating Italian food for a…read morewhile so this was a great change and glad we decided to visit Punjab restaurant. Cook seems to have a magic with food prep.

From the owner: Livraison, à emporter, spécialités Indiens, kebabs Indiens, nans, ect.....read more

Amazing good and great service. This is really Indian home cooked and the owner is great…read more Will visit again

We really enjoyed this restaurant during our IEEE conference hosted in Tours. The biryanis and…read moresabzi dishes were fun and they have a range of chapatis and naan. Good enough that we went for two separate lunches with a group of Indian colleagues

One of the best places we ate while in Anger. This is a Thai Indian Fusion restaurant which was a…read morepleasant surprise. We don't speak French so it was nice to have a waiter who was able to accommodate us and answer any questions about food restrictions. Will def come back here if we are ever in Anger again.

Ok call for a reservation about a lifetime in advance if you have a large group. To accomodate our…read moregroup they wanted to put us at different tables and at different times....yeah no go. Once we arrived and sat together the service was pretty slow, common for the French. But let's get to the main event ladies and gentle giants. Pad Thai...served with an entire omlette. Poulet Bangkok...green curry. Spring rolls.....roll me up in it and send me home.

The day France won the 2018 FIFA World Cup, we wandered around Angers looking for a "quieter" place…read moreto eat, since the entire city was overrun by revellers. We found Le Punjab in a little side street and were pleasantly surprised. The food is a mix of Pakistani/Indian, made to cater to the Western palate, which is to say that the butter chicken is good, the biryani so so, the naans are excellent and don't forget to order the Mango Lassi. It comes in a little pitcher that 3 ppl can easily drink from. Also, the daal. So so good. We were a large party so ordered a few Tandoori Mix Platters that came with plenty of grill items. What I really liked about this place was their quick and helpful service. The staff was present without being hovering and they had good suggestions to offer about the menu.

Here you will find the best reheated or micro-waved food available if quality is not too important…read more Sadly, this joint continues to reinforce my belief that in a town with such a high concentration of college students, and a seemingly dominant cigarette-smoking population, that these 4/5 star reviews are complete nonsense. The view that simple Indian food is somehow rare and exotic leads me to think these folks believe Le Punjab doesn't make marginal and over-priced food. It does. The onion bhajee was made (or more likely purchased frozen), then heated--marginally and served Luke warm. The naan was also prepped yesterday and then laid in a pan long enough to lose its chill and melt enough butter to make it wet and sloppy. In any case neither dish had anything crispy going for it. One plat looked as if it had been made with real shrimp and put in a jarred sauce. The palak paneer used some kind of French melty cheese instead of the little cubes of yogurt-cheese. Both mains didn't suck. One star for that. We didn't get sick from the food. That's another star. Congratulations!