Restaurant Maharaja sur Saint-Omer

Once again incredible! Thank you, for your kindness and your incredible dishes.

Very good Indian cuisine, mild flavor, very pleasant service.

If I could give 10 stars I would without hesitation. For me the best Indian restaurant I have ever been to. The dishes are incredible and plentiful. Quality does not decline over time. Prices are correct. And what can we say about the kindness of the manager and the waiters, always with a smile and attentive service. The restaurant is very clean and very warm. A big thank you for always welcoming us so well 😊 👍 See you soon 😉

I have already eaten in several Indian restaurants, this one is my favorite. Very well received, the decor is nice, and the food is very, very good. I took an Express menu for €14.50, it was really profitable in terms of price and quality! In accordance with the menu, I asked for my Chicken Tikka Massala to be well seasoned, it was a treat, and served in good quantity. For dessert I had the semolina cake, it was also really delicious. All this accompanied by a very pronounced Rose Lassi in taste, and served generously. The bread (NAAN) with cheese was also a treat. I recommend this restaurant 100% and I can't wait to return there with family or friends.

Everything you need to have a great time!

Very good, well served, warm welcome and service 👌

The meal was delicious, The super warm welcome I highly recommend!

Very good restaurant dish for all spicy or non-spicy tastes, attentive staff The facade doesn't look like much but when you come in you'll be amazed by it, well done To do again to taste the other dishes Well done

We made a special effort to come here whilst on holiday in St Omer because the reviews were so good. I understand of course that we were in a foreign country and that things may be done differently but we were so very disappointed. My husbands samosas to start were pretty tasteless and the pastry was hard and my raita with prawns was a lot of raita with a few butterflied prawns on top. The prawns were good but far too much raita - I'm afraid it looked very unappetising. Our two curries tasted mostly of curry powder (kind of curry from 1974!) and the peshwari naan had coloured hard dried fruit inside (like you put in Christmas cake) and pink dessicated coconut sprinkled on the top. I understand 'different' but we didn't like it. The decor was beautiful and the staff were lovely but the food was not very good I'm afraid. Such a shame as we were so looking forward to it.

We came across this restaurant as it was close to our hotel, and thought we would have an Indian meal the next evening. I was not expecting too much but happily it exceeded our expectations. The restaurant was full, which was nice to see, but now I know why. Excellent food, great service and very reasonable prices. We are members of a curry club in our village near London UK, and once a month we go to a different Indian restaurant. We have been doing this for over 5 years, that's a lot of restaurants ! I would say that the Maharaja is comfortably in the top 10% of all the restaurants we have visited, and that's quite a feet. By way of suggestion, the Tandoori prawns were amazing ( perhaps ask for the (excellent madras) sauce in a separate bowl as we did). The lamb was tender and again in a great sauce, the dips were great, the garlic naan was probably the best we have ever had, light and loads of garlic. One thing of note, if you like your food spicy it's best to tell them, I think the French idea of heat is very different to a hardened UK curry head. Overall, I would say it's a great restaurant and worth going out of your way to visit. It's opposite the railway station, about 15 mins walk from the centre of town. One last word, the manager/owner was very enthusiastic and happy to go a little off piste with the menu to give you exactly what you want. This looks like a long review, but we felt the restaurant deserves it. Go try it, hopefully you will have a lovely meal.