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.

Rajpoot is an Indian Restaurant within a couple of minutes walking distance from the Blagnac…read moreAirport Hotels. We arrived late one day and were quite surprised, that the restaurant was well booked. We managed to get the almost last table. Service was friendly but hardly speaking english. We decided for some garlic naan and curries. The food was served rather quick. The food quality was ok so far, but the paneer lacked the really typical paneer cubes and had only some grounded paneer instead.

Sooooo glad I picked this place for me on Father's Day. This restaurant was a total wild pick for…read moreour family of 5 on a summer Sunday evening, and it turned out to be a completely delightful meal. Absolutely delicious, authentic food. Open every night of the week. Didn't care that one of us didn't order due to a special medical diet we brought along. Pleasant host/waitress/cook's wife (?). Even though we were the only ones in the place, all the dishes were fresh and hot, perfectly prepared. All dishes we ordered were winners, and none of my family had ever eaten Pakistani food, nor was this type of food on their menu. But it was Father's Day, my choice. Oh, the price. $$? Really? Although accurate, the meal was something I would have expected to pay much more for. Then you leave and step outside. That's when you realize that their overhead has got to be very low. But walk like you "own the place" and all is good, and you're full. Don't hesitate to order a couple extra naan breads. Don't ask me why. You'll know after the first bite. Clean, quiet, kid friendly, not pushy, relaxing, easy walk from the canal by the train station, English speaking-no problem. Debating on hitting Taj Mahal for an early lunch before we leave tomorrow!

From the owner: Destination India Le Taj Mahal est une adresse connue de tous les amateurs de saveurs orientales. A…read moredécouvrir, son riz buriani préparé en sauce à base de 25 épices enchantera les sens en accompagnement de poulet, agneau ou crevettes. Poisson Punjah et poulet tandoori feront également les délices des palais les plus exigeants, dans un cadre évocateur de l'Inde et de ses beautés.

Service & atmosphere is excellent for company and occasions…read more Food is excellent and halal Sweet is nice

Friendly staff and delicious food. The menu is very diverse with many options for vegetarians and…read moremeat lovers alike. Serving size is quite generous, we had to take a doggy bag home. The vegetable biryani came with a side of raita, and although the sag paneer didn't actually have real paneer (seems hard to come by in France), it was full of flavor. Some Indian food newbies happened to be dining at the same time as us, and the staff were very informative and patiently answered all their questions. They thoughtfully adjust the spice levels according to your preference, unlike many restaurants that serve their food with not a hint of heat. Easily one of my favorite Indian restaurants in France. Definitely worth a visit if you love Indian food, or if you'd like to try it. I only wish I lived closer and had a bigger stomach for all the delicious food!

This is thier second location ( the other is a yummy place of the same name in Blagnac). It is…read moregreat to have good Indian so near us. They carry the standard Indian fair, but with a Pakistani flair on some dishes. The Tika Masala and the butter Chicken are good as is the Peshwari naan is yummy. Full bar and good wine list. The wait staff are excellent! They do speak English, but for the love of God try to use French. There is outside dining 9ish months of the year. 10% discount on take-out, but you will really want to eat in. The interior wood work and furniture was imported from Pakistan and the huge central light coverings are killer! On weekends or special occasions, you will want to call for a reservation. Also, they close at 2:00 everyday after lunch. Don't think that you will get a seat if you come in at 1:50. This is FRANCE after all.

Food: Gotta get the cheese Naan bread, oh man, I could've eaten a few of those! Tikka Masala was…read moreon point with many others I have eaten, not spicy, rich flavor. They give you a decent portion of rice with the meal also, but I believe it is extra $$$. Atmosphere: Very Indian-Esque inside, it is pretty cool. Needs more elephants! It is bright inside, comfortable chairs and lots of room. The also have the licorice-stuff to chew on at the end of the meal. I don't like it, but it is a nice touch to the whole experience. Service: The waiter and waitress were nice. Even though she had a HUGE party of people she was waiting on, she still had a smile on her face. No complaints about the service. Price: Average, I would say. You could probably get cheaper Indian food but it would not taste as good. Overall: I have been eating at a lot of Indian places recently, this one is close to my #1 favorite. Not only the food, but it is bright inside and not expensive. Overall, I just really like this place and it is one of my "must go to" places in Toulouse. CHEERS!!!

The best naan and tikka masala of Toulouse…read more We love the chicken tikka masala: very sweet and creamy, tastes like pistachios and almonds (much sweeter than in the US / UK). Personally, that's how I prefer my chicken tikka masala. You can choose your spice level. I get it mild, hubby gets it medium spiced. The cheese naan is pretty thick, doughy, just came out of the oven when they serve it. Never dry! Better than at New Dehli's competitors. The other good dishes we love to have: - Onion Bhaji (starter) - Vegetarian Thali menu (mix of different dishes like chickpeas, dhal, aloo, etc) - Chicken Korma (super sweet as well, a bit more creamy!) - Chicken Tika (very moist) The pistachio kulfi for dessert is good. The staff is super mega friendly (we miss Obi!!) often welcoming you with a cocktail and giving you a end of the meal liquor. They speak English - the chef lived in the UK. Service is pretty fast. The decoration is traditional indian, there isn't much lighting which kinda bothers me, but the rest is excellent. Small size restaurant: I recommend booking if it's a weekend. During the week should be ok. You can also pick-up the food and you will get a discount. Lastly, they are like ALWAYS open (7 days), even on holidays!

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In my opinion the best choice for Indian Food in the Toulouse area. The food and service are…read moreexcellent. You can get the curries at the level of spicy that you request. The location is very convenient and not in a busy part of town. The menu offers chicken, lamb, shrimp and vegetarian options. Try the Vindaloo for a spicy dish or the Korma if you need a little less spice. The cheese or garlic naan are also vey good. In a city where there are lots of Indian restaurants, this is your best pick for taste, value and service.

If you could give these guys a less than 0 rating I definitely would, mabye -20?? First of all, we…read morecame to the restaurant from a hotel employee recommendation - but it was not a personal recommendation from someone who had been there. We arrived hungry at 6pm and it was not open, my future pal/owner friend says come back at 7pm. So we walked around for an hour to actually wait for this food. We get back right at 7 and it is completely empty except for the owner and 4 of his buddies in the back of the restaurant shooting the breeze and acting annoyed that someone interrupted their important discussion about who knows what. We came into the room, dark and COLD. No heat on and it was probably 15C at most. Starting to sit at one of the 15 open tables - a 4 top. He comes over and asks if we have more coming, I say no, just 2. He says we have to sit at a 2 seat table which is tiny and I ask if we can stay where we are. He says - NO. I say, we'd like this table, he looks at me like I'm crazy, as though at any minute now the place will be filled with people clamoring for his famous food. Says NO, somewhat emphatically. I say OK, bye!!. He clearly does not care, turns around and goes back to his pals and the big story. We simply go NEXT DOOR to the Thai restaurant where we had a lovely meal at any table we wanted and were treated like kings. My recommendation is GO to this address, tell the big bald guy with the bad attitude thanks for the directions to the THAI restaurant and spend your money where you get treated well. His 70 Euros went to his competition because he's a moron with no people skills. BTW, went past on the way out after our stellar meal (have the seafood curry!) and it was mostly empy still an hour later. Duh.