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Best Indian cuisine! Very inexpensive lunch menu.

Really a great Indian restaurant. There were four of us and we had a wonderful evening. Parked directly in front of the restaurant and received a friendly welcome. We had a table in the winter garden. The food was excellent and tasted very, very good. We'd love to come back!

It is a very nice restaurant where you can eat very well. The service is also very good and friendly. 😃

Their Pakora’s are amazing… Very fresh.. Oftentimes, it is difficult to find fresh fried food.. but from Bombay, i always find them fresh.. All their dishes with spinach are also amazingly delicious..

Very good food and friendly staff

Unfortunately not as good as before. The food is sometimes very salty, or is topped with an incredible amount of cream. It used to be cheaper, more authentic, better

Ambiance was quite OK, but service seemed a bit disgruntled. The food was rather average because I love Indian and actually know what's good.

2023-10-02: ATTENTION The restaurant no longer exists

Delicious authentic food, great selection, very courteous service...we'll be happy to come back😊

The taste is water with a bit of a tomato touch. Hardly any vegetables in the vegetable curry, as can be seen in the photo. But very expensive. Unfortunately I cannot recommend the delivery service at all

Spontaneously went out to eat on Rose Monday, ate in the restaurant, the service was very friendly. The food was great, exactly as hoped. It was fresh to recommend to us at any time. Always my pleasure

I ordered chicken tikka masala what do they send BUTTER CHICKEN AGAIN 5 times in the last few months what's the point if you only cook butter chicken then don't offer any other dishes NEVER AGAIN 0/10 RUDE 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

The manager/Owner deletes my review and I keep putting my review back. Garam Masala – Where Customer Service Goes to Rot and Die This place shouldn’t be called Garam Masala – it should be renamed Cold Attitude & Burnt Hopes. Dining here felt less like a restaurant experience and more like being held hostage in a tasteless purgatory run by a waiter with the charm of a wet mop and the enthusiasm of a tax audit. From the get-go, this man treated us like an inconvenience to his otherwise empty existence. No smile, no welcome, no effort – just pure disdain. When asked about non-veg options, he lazily threw out “three” like he was doing us a favor by even speaking. I’ve seen vending machines with more personality. But the real cherry on this dumpster-fire cake? After making us wait forever, and after we reminded him we had a train to catch, this legend of laziness straight-up told us to cancel our order. No apology. No urgency. No clue. And then the man actually went ahead and canceled it himself without blinking. This wasn’t bad service. This was a masterclass in how to tank a restaurant's reputation in record time. He didn’t lift a finger – literally. I've seen more attentive behavior from furniture. Avoid Garam Masala like food poisoning at a wedding. I’d rather eat instant noodles in a train toilet than step foot in this disaster of an establishment again.

Had a fantastic meal at Taj Mahal.The Food was incredible. Service was friendly and efficient. Highly recommend!

The Satyam is unique. There is probably no worse location for a restaurant. Sandwiched between a main road and the exit to the Richard Strauss Tunnel, there aren't even any proper parking spaces. Nevertheless, people have been holding out bravely here for many years. However, it's not because of the coziness of the store. The furnishings and atmosphere are rather sober. But the friendly and authentic service more than makes up for it. As a guest you really feel in good hands and valued here.