Le Maharaja - Menu

a little honerous map like most Indian restaurants but very good cuisine. well advised u level of the spice level of the dishes.

for now the best Indian dungeon restaurant. cheese nanns, raita, sauces are good. Too bad the lamb is too fat, which reduces an already small portion! satisfactory reception and fast service.

we went, my wife and I, on Sunday, August 20, lunch in this restaurant and are very happy with this choice. Distinguished interior design, courteous and attentive service, neat food. Not to be missed.

We had the vegetarian menu, it was very good: everything, the samosa's, vegetable beignets and even the Indian cake we got as a dessert- was homemade. The setting is pretty and the staff is very welcoming and friendly.

accompanied by a person who knows this type of cuisine we chose typical dishes and it was just perfect. The service was not perfect but frankly given the price paid for 3 people (65Euros) for entry, main dish, water and wine it was not the main one.If you are ready to discover the tastes and flavors we can only advise this Indian restaurant.

I went there once at the opening it was pretty good and I wanted to go back for a second time for a real meal, I was very disappointed, the food was expensive and bad for some dishes/entries, but the worst it is when I found black hair in my plate, I called the boss and he told me that it was as much mine (I'm a blonde,) on the humour it didn't change I don't recommend it.

reception not very reactive, we had to wait qq mn, however, we had reserved without specifying on the terrace and they did the necessary to be able to eat outside. The dishes are rich, varied and very spicy, careful with extra sauces, delicious but spicy when you don't usually. We took a discovery menu and one with the grills. Excellent! difficult to recognize the lamb but we were bewildered without counting the very fragrant rice and the very good nan. very surprising and delicious these very fragrant little candies give with the addition. a redo.

I first went to this establishment shortly after the opening. Although there were only two other tables occupied, in two hours we had only one entrance despite our insistence with the waitress. When we wanted to leave, the entry in question was billed to the card... I promised I didn't return. A few months later, hungry, I decided to give them a second chance. I order an aloo keema, and I get a dish with red sauce, with all kinds of meat, instead of beef. much more spicy than expected, having arrived before closing, I suspect I received the remains of the mixed kitchen. Shame.

We were staying the night in Dijon town centre - after a couple of beers in the nice Town Square at Place Emile Zola , where there are plenty of other restaurants on offer , we decided to try the Indian Restaurant as it had outside tables and looked very busy ( usually a good sign !) There were no tables left available outside so went for the next best thing , just inside the fully opened glass sliding doors. The waiters were kept very busy and having now tried their food I can see why ! French people don't generally like spicy food , so there aren't too many Indian Restaurants outside big cities, but I can certainly recommend this one ....