I was in the mood for Indian food while in Sweden. This place was great. I had lunch and they had a…read moresmall but delicious menu. I'm not used to having Lingonberries with Indian, but it was great. I recommend it and give it a go. I like spicy food and it could have been spicier but keep in mind that Sweden doesn't do spicy food like we do in the US. Enjoy!

We always look for at least one meal of Indian food on all our trips around the world…read more We visited Indian Stories and were pleasantly surprised about how good the food was!! We ordered Balli Chicken, Butter Chicken, Daal Tadka, Paneer Korma, Naan, Parantha and Roti along with Raita!! The food here was at par with some of the best Indian food we have had, comparable with the food at some of the best restaurants in India!! Definitely 5 stars!!

This beautiful little place is fucking delicious. Decided to come in because it was raining and it…read morelooked cozy. I got the tikka masala and my friend got daal with lamb. And bitch was it SCRUMPTIOUS.

During my 2 year tenure, I have tried various Indian restaurants in Stockholm. Most of the…read morerestaurant is owned or employ Bangladeshi people, so the food has a slight sweet taste to it (typical of taste from that region). Tre Indier is one place where I have found to be very close to typical North Indian taste in terms of flavor and spiciness. My fav dish is Chicken with Balti or Karai sauce, both of which are quite tasty and hot. Each dish is served with salad and a plate full of rice and naan needs to be ordered extra. The quality of naan is also very good at this place. Do make sure to order Kingfisher beer with your meal

We stayed nearby and gave Tre Indier a go since we were feeling tired and didn't want to travel far…read morefor dinner. We arrived bit late for dinnertime so the restaurant was not at all crowded leaving us with several options on where to sit. We were handed an English menu upon being seated which was appreciated. As someone who does not speak Swedish (although I'd love to learn) this was very much appreciated. The menu items dishes listed included a brief description so you'd know what to expect for those who may not all be that familiar with the cuisine. The staff was friendly and the service was quick, attentive and pleasant from our initial contact with the person who greeted us to the person who handed us our bill. This is a great choice for Indian fare in the Soder area. I've had my fair share of authentic Indian food and the dishes served here were flavorful, tasted fresh and certainly did not disappoint.

I was drunk and tired after a long day on my feet talking to people for work. I wanted comfort food…read moreand I wanted it fast. Indian street food & co on uber eats delivered that swiftly and deliciously. The mango lassi was very good. The butter chicken was sumptuous, rich, creamy, and cooked to perfection. It didn't even upset my stomach as Indian food sometimes does in the states! The vasterbotten cheese naan was generous and I devoured it. 10/10 would recommend.

This concept beats Indian buffet format for the health conscious individuals. Portions sized enough…read moreto be called a meal. After all it's a street food. As compared to buffet meals. Even with a bit of wait in the line to order food, it works. Limited menu noted on the board makes it easy to make a selection. We enjoyed samosa chat, chicken curry, and pav bhaji during few visits. Chicken curry came with pita, rice as well as yogurt and papad. All dishes were fresh, warm and nicely presented for a fast or street food. Outdoor seating along pedestrian boulevard makes it enjoyable.

From the owner: Authentic Indian cuisine inspired by its neighboring countries. Our innovative chef has composed a…read morenumber of new vegan dishes.

Good Indian food with lot of dishes on the menu. Good outside seating and very wonderful server,…read moreGuru, We had a wonderful relaxing time here

Food is pretty great and the staff is courteous. I've travelled to over 40 countries and am married…read moreinto a Pakaidtani family , and I can easily say this was one of the top ten restaurants we've eaten at. It's also pretty affordable for Sweden :)

The most authentic thing I've recently bumped into. Really tasty, not that expensive, instead I'd…read moresay it's even cheep as for the average city prices. Staff are nice, restroom is clean, quick service. We saw that they even bring their families (staff) to have a dinner there. For 305 Sek we got plenty of everything and were barely able to walk - that big portions are :) in case you don't know Sweden they speak English along with that they have a menu with pictures :) Really satisfied

Great Indian food! I walked in here on a happenstance after a long trip to the emergency room and…read morethis place just happened to be open. I was able to order a gluten free vegan dish after asking the staff who were very friendly and accommodative and it was delicious! Very spice but not in an unpleasant way, filling and very hearty! I am planning on coming back and repeating the pleasant experience soon.

Great indian place with lots of vegan and vegetarian options :)read more

Yelp guided me here on an unseasonably snowy April day, when I was craving a meal with a warming…read morespicy kick. The lunch set is very reasonably priced for Stockholm, the staff people were friendly and hardworking, and I virtually had the restaurant to myself at around 1pm. The food, however, was a bit of a let down from the rave reviews that others have given. First, there was an off-putting sweetness and color to the electric red sauce accompanying the chicken tikka sizzler. The red should come naturally from the chili powders that they use, but this wasn't very spicy, and the color seemed to come from a dye. I found the sweet overtones strange and unpalatable. Also, oddly enough, the plain naan that I ordered was also slightly sweet, as if it had been baked or warmed on the same griddle as a pancake. The quality of the chicken and grilled vegetables was delicious, but the rest was truly confusing for the palate. I also ordered a veggie samosa to go. I know that samosas are fried, and that a certain amount of grease is inevitable, but by the time I took it out of the paper bag (several hours later), it was completely soaked in oil and the outer pastry exterior was beyond edible. Also disappointing. I know that there's a good restaurant in here somewhere, as others have spoken so highly of it, but I clearly hit them at an off time.

Generous portions, rice & salad included, & a delicious ceylon chicken curry, thank you!read more