The place is clean and the service is wonderful. We ordered samosa for appetizer. Less spicy than…read morethe typical samosa but flavorful. For the main course, we ordered the curry (not spicy) , tikka Marsala (not spicy) and chicken biryani (spicy) with chili cheese naan (very spicy). The good was delicious as generous in quantity

The restaurant is located in a relaxed area. Their Shish Kebab is seasoned with unique spices and…read moretastes similar to traditional Eastern European sausage - hot and spicy. Nan: They have a Masaladar Naan: It's absolutely perfect and deserves 5 stars. The staff were very friendly.

This is some real deal Indian food…read more If you're in the mood for Indian, highly recommend this place... they take reservations but they are via phone and almost required. Don't expect to roll up on a Saturday night without one. We made reservations about a week in advance for a 7pm party of two on a Saturday night. The place was totally filled up by 7:30pm. The service was super friendly, fast, and the ambiance was cozy. We ordered the madra curry and lamb curry, with chili and garlic naans. The Currys were super delicious, my favorite being the lamb curry, it has three peppers (their spicy grading on the menu) and is just the right amount of spicy. The naan was so fresh and delicious, could've eaten the whole of it myself.

Ordered: Butter Chicken Korma (159 SEK): served with white…read morebasmati rice Garlic Naan (29 SEK) Aya's take: It was a cold, rainy day and it was surprisingly difficult to find something open for lunch at 4pm on a weekday. I ended up here and figured Indian food would be great on a day like this. It wasn't as authentic as I'd hoped. The Butter Chicken Korma was more sweet than spicy. Some of the chicken pieces were questionable - either chewy, unseasoned, or weird texture. It definitely kept me full until dinner but it wasn't as satisfying as I hoped.

Excellent service and excellent food. Best naan I've ever had, and a contender for best curry…read more I had the Bangali lamb curry and mom had the butter chicken. We shared garlic naan and cheese naan. We both loved all of it. Edit: came back a few days later a little earlier in the day and was disappointed to find that the menu selection is extremely small for lunch. I enjoyed my food a lot less, but I'm picky about Indian food and the small selection didn't have what I wanted. Still definitely recommend, but if you're picky like me, come for dinner, not lunch.

I like their lunch menu and attempt to represent different Indian cuisines. I also like the many…read moresmall dishes instead of one large plate with a mountain of cheap rice and ocean of gravy with a few bits of meat you see in many Indian restaurants in the city. It's tasty, visually appealing and a reasonable price. During the summer, as most places have, they have outdoor bench seating on the sidewalk facing the street. If you are vegetarian or just like good food, this is a place I visit several times a year. It's close to home so might be seeing me more.often this year

Once you enter this restaurant, you'll immediately feel like being in another country (not India or…read moreany other country in Asia for that matter). The jazz playing in the background is fantastic. It was on a pay day right before Easter. I was greeted by a seemingly stressed non-Indian waiter. My table was set within 5 seconds with water, table cloth and the rest... but also a small glass filled with crayolas (???) . at first I thought my table was a children's table. I soon realised that all tables had their bunch of crayolas in glasses. While waiting, I was offered a fantastic tiny portion of ginger tomato soup with creamy coconut. I was delighted! While I was waiting for my main course, an extra spicy hizz frizz (#14 on the menu),a young woman asked "what is Ocra?" to the staff. The waiter invited her to try the soup while explaining. What a great tactic to lure in hungry customers! Having that soup to begin with, might either be a manipulation or a fair announcement of what is coming next. Anyways... I was anxiously waiting for my meal. It finally arrived 50 minutes later. It wasn't bad but nothing special either. And most of all, it didn't taste like Indian food normally does. So was it worth the waiting while slurping a spoon of soup and playing with crayolas? ABSOLUTELY NOT! The reason why this place doesn't deserve a 5 star is mainly because : - it isn't very clear about being exclusively vegetarian and vegan. As a meat lover I was fairly disappointed when realizing that no meat was on the menu. I regretted on why I ended up there. - the time I had to wait for having my meal.... Half hour is okay but a whole hour? Come on. - the size of the portion. It's quite small. A main course isn't enough to quench your hunger. You need several starters to go with it. - the non-Indian waiter's arrogance. I was treated like air, which I didn't appreciate. - the price! It's way too expensive.

I stayed for one night in Gothenburg, had dinner in this restaurant near my hotel, and it was…read moredelicious! The mango lassi was freshly made, the appetizers delicious, service incredible, and on an easily accessible road from the main square. I had been on travel for about 30 days, craving a good Indian meal, and this place delivered!