Aux Indes Royal - Carta

pleasant quality of the perfect buffet. The plars its warm good and tastes the bmol very few desserts. quality reports good price .a redo

an Indian restaurant that offers a buffet, not a lot of choice (at noon) but sufficient and relatively good. a formula at will and naan cheeses offered: correct and we return there occasionally with pleasure.

dinner with children (flat attentions yet noted for them), nice setting but music a little strong, interesting buffet with good flavors, not huge but what it takes, prices in the standard (very expensive in the evening and weekend). Ver carta

When we go back to the restaurant, we're surprised because it's a little dark but we get used to it, on the other hand, the volume of music is too high. We chose a very interesting buffet formula but the choice of desserts is a little restricted for gourmets.

a week night without a reservation for dinner, good reception in this room a little defrayed (especially the carpet)!. the buffet system is interesting and allows you to discover several dishes. this restaurant is not the best representation of Indian cuisine, but allows to discover some dishes. Very well mentioned for nan breads! all for a correct ticket, but pay attention to alcohol prices!

I went to eat with my girlfriend on Sunday 25/06/2017 frame very beautiful nothing to say but the buffet at will is really zero the food not good dry meat not much expensive choice for what was 20 e per person in the evening to eat some pieces of meat if one can call his of meat. people coming from the outside go back into the kitchen like his, out you have to know that you have to change before going back to a kitchen risk of bacteria. Ver carta

the light of the room is tamized, Indian music omnipresent. staff are welcoming and attentive. we went there for the noon bufet, for less than 15 €. we had the choice between 3 cold inlets, 3 hot inlets, 5 hot dishes. However, if you like desserts you will be disappointed.The dishes are spicy just what it takes for French palaces: they will look more fades for the regulars of Indian cuisine. In conclusion: I recommend this nice restaurant if you want to discover Indian cuisine.

The service was good and friendly, but that is the best I can say. The buffet food was uninspired (other than one lamb and one prawn dish, the only other meat was chicken in many forms) and the tikka and korma dishes were unexpectedly spicy....It was just about average. Our meal for two with one beer, a lassi and a litre of water came to over which was not good value for money. However, it was busy for a Tuesday night and evidently popular with local people who were dressed up for the experience. We will be staying in the area again next month, but will eat elsewhere

arrived on a Saturday night to two people without reservation. The restaurant is far from full. fast but very expedient service. The plates are picked up between each dish, but it's barely if we're allowed to finish. the waitresses go and come to the taste of the first plate to get rid of. So, my friend is getting rid of his plate while I haven't finished mine yet. and when it was my turn, I still had the cutlery in my hands. Inputs and dishes are good, diversified but some, nothing extraordinary. We didn't test the desserts that didn't make any sense at all. wine is expensive and of poor quality. addition: 48€ for only 2 formulas and 2 glasses of wine. Ver carta