From the owner: Une petite escapade en Inde L'Himalaya est un restaurant indien, à la carte classique, mais…read moreefficace. A découvrir : le riz basmati et les plats au curry, sans oublier les nans au fromage... le tout servi dans un cadre dépaysant qui ressemble au décor hindou.

Super friendly proprietor, downright disgusting food. I was anxious to find something to eat on a…read moreMonday night in Louviers. I thought Taj Mahal looked like a decent option based on the menu and the fact French people were dining inside. My intuition was wrong this time. Playing it safe, I ordered Chicken Tikka Masala and a side of jasmine rice to go (10% discount for to-go orders). 10 minutes later as promised, I was out the door after a jolly "bonne journée!" Upon returning to my apartment, I could not be more disappointed. The chicken tikka masala was hardly edible. It tasted like it came out of a can. The texture resembled sludge, it was extremely oily, and had a completely unappetizing sour flavor. The rice was low quality and had zero flavor. This is probably the worst Indian restaurant I've been to in all the countries I've travelled to. A complete waste of €11.50 to get an upset stomach. One star for the friendly proprietor.

Food was not bad but wasn't that good either. Portion was also on the small side. And they took…read moreadvantage of us likely because we are tourists (American), charging each of us 3 euros to share a plate of rice and 2.50 for a piece of naan. Add a beer and what seemed like a reasonable 13 euro entree turned into a 25 euro meal. Not good value at all.

Very good (and the only) Indian restaurant in Compiegne. We were here on a Sunday afternoon. My…read morewife and I had the menu, which was too much food. The food was good, service was excellent. Highly recommended. We visited this restaurant again and ordered a la carte. Will probably visit again. Recommended.

From the owner: Faste impérial moghol Juste derrière la gare retrouvez toutes les senteurs et saveurs épicées de la…read morecuisine tandoori. Le décor typique vous transporte instantanément dans des contrées lointaines. Vous êtes entourés des divinités Krishna ou Vishnu, d'un mobilier finement travaillé et d'une lumière tamisée. Sur un fond musical lancinant, laissez-vous tenter par le Biryani -plat prisé des empereurs moghols- et guider par un service impeccable et chaleureux.