This place, Chennai Biryan, is no longer there. In its place is a new restaurant. The new…read morerestaurant smelled great but my group did not try it.

Service was great. Our server explained a little about their wine selection without prompting. He…read morewas helpful in picking a meal as our German is nil. Nice atmosphere and delicious meal! Forgot to take picture of food for we dove in too fast after long day of hiking:)

We were pleasantly surprised to stumble upon this gem. We were so satisfied, that we came back a…read moresecond day to repeat our dinner. Great service, the staff was very informative and on point with their suggestions. They took great care of us on both nights. The food was flavorful, the portions were big enough to share. Seriously, some of the best indian food we've ever had.

Nice, casual spot for Indian food on one of the main roads of Grindelwald with tables both indoors…read moreand outdoors. We chose this spot because it was one of the more affordable dinner options and appreciated the quick, friendly service. Everything tasted good and they're one of only two restaurants on our whole trip who didn't charge for tap water (major perk). We ordered two appetizers, naan, and one entree for about 61 francs while many restaurants in the area charge 40-50 francs for one entree.

We have been to this restaurant on several occasions and we love it. The restaurant itself is…read moretucked away in a little side street of the main square. The staff were English speaking, which helped. We went with the waiters recommendations and we were not discaapointed. The vegetable samosa were outstanding. The kids loved the garlic naan and went great with the chicken tikka masala and duck curry. The only down side was that they did not serve alcohol. Have a drink at the bar down the street before you eat.

The service was quick and food was delicious. Portions were neither too big not too small. We…read moreordered beef curry and dhal which was both very good. Garlic naan was also excerpt. On the downside the place is decent but not as charming as most Indian restaurants are.

Great service for dine in and takeout. Outdoor seating is lovely. Good vegetarian options.read more

This place has only 13 reviews I am surprised . To who so ever looking for amazing Indian food this…read moreis the place to be . By far the best Indian tasting food I have come across outside of India . Great service , food and ambience of the place . Try the Thai . The price a bit steep I would say but after eating food totally worth every penny .

This is a really good Indian restaurant. It has been suggested by Indian friends who live nearby…read moreand I agree. It is authentic Indian food. We had a great Lassi, actually 2,cause they were so good tender and nicely seasoned chicken Tikka, and good paneer.

It's a 10minute walk from harder Klum side . Food was fresh and delicious. Mattar paneer, garlic…read morenaan and samosa was good. Service was friendly and quick. If you are craving Desi food in interlaken would definitely recommend this place

My wife and I ate here on a Tuesday evening and it was fantastic. Not a ton of ambiance but the…read morefamily was incredibly nice, very attentive in their service and the food was off the charts good. Highly recommend the Lamb Vindaloo and Butter Chicken. I'm Celiac and need gluten-free options. Everything is gluten-free accept the Naan bread. We also had the Malabar Fish Curry and it was just ok to our taste because it was more on the peppery side. They make everything fresh once you've ordered and can customize to what you prefer taste wise. Highly highly recommend!

I stumbled upon this place in my quest for vegetarian food in Montreux. Everything I ordered was…read moreabsolutely delicious. Samosas were maybe the best I've had - deeply spiced and not to be missed. Navratan korma was amazing. They asked did I want it "spicy or not" - I said "spicy" and have no regrets. Naan absolutely drenched in ghee (in a good way!) Another reviewer mentioned the prices. They are high if your contrast class is Indian food in the US, but not high for Switzerland generally or Montreux specifically, where frankly everything everywhere is ridiculously expensive. I got samosa, entree, rice, and naan for ~$40 which sounds obscene until you realize a cup of hot cocoa in this town will cost you $12 (seriously I got cocoa earlier today and it was $12!) Highly recommend if you're lucky enough to find yourself in this beautiful Alpine town.

Very good food, a little pricey but worth it. Came here for lunch buffet and liked everything.read more

Nandanam is undoubtedly red hot in Lausanne. Maybe it's because I'm so overexposed to excellent…read moreIndian food back in Los Angeles, but I wasn't impressed as the crowd and line implied I should be. Star 1: How were the service and atmosphere? It's for sure congested in Nandanam, and the place was absolutely packed on a Saturday evening. We ended up waiting thirty minutes for a seat, and from there the service was great. Star. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? Lausanne is expensive - very very expensive, but even several days of meals before this didn't prepare me to pay 29,00 CHF for a medium portion of curry with sides. That's too much money any way you cut it. No Star. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? This was undoubtedly a good dish.The curry, the rice, the side chutney - it was all good, but it wasn't anything incrementally better over what I've had elsewhere across the US and Europe. The curry itself didn't pop and lacked a decent portion of chicken, the rice was fine, and the side was just neutral. Single Star. Star 5: Would you be excited to go back? My experience was a good one, but I wouldn't jump at the opportunity to go back. No Star.

Beat Indian food I have had outside of my ex mother in law and outside of India. Incredible flavors…read moreand freshness