Taj Mahal sur Givet

Service was friendly and very fast, large portions, chic atmosphere, cheap

These 3 stars are for 1. At least getting something vegetarian to eat 2. Courteous staff Else, the food lacks soul except the naan which carried all the weight. Mango Lassi was made like they washed the jar to get last drop of yoghurt.. Vegetarian Biriyani was almost uncooked rice mixed with the mixed veg we had ordered. Peas pulao was frozen peas mixed with some wishy washy tomato gravy sand uncooked rice. I could eat because I was very hungry. So, thanks for that but this is not Indian coming by any means.

Food was actually very delicious, the portions were too little. The rice was not included in some dishes, thus you had to order it separatly (+€3). The ambient of the place was boring and dead. The waiters were honest and very nice

A small, unassuming restaurant from the outside. Inside, it's a family affair where the father cooks recipes brought back from his homeland. The food is good and traditional.

We had a very good evening, it was delicious, I recommend it!

A little off the beaten track from Place Carnot and the Meuse River is this Indian restaurant. The cuisine is underrated but very refined and well-prepared. Delicious stews, no grilled meats. Warm welcome. Highly recommended.

Excellent food and excellent service. Everyone should stop here.

Very good food. Nice atmosphere and service minded staff.

Very nice and good service! Really good food! 👍

A wonderful culinary discovery in the heart of Givet. We had never tried Indian cuisine before, and we absolutely loved it! We can't wait to go back and try other dishes and specialties. Their cheese naan is simply divine! We also discovered Indian wine, which is truly excellent! And let's not forget the complimentary glass of wine they offered upon arrival as an aperitif – that was a really nice touch! In short, we loved it.