Maharaja - Menu

We had the buffet as a connoisseur of Indian cuisine, however, we needed a little to make friends. Tastefully not too sharp, but rather to German taste buds, the 6 different dishes, different appetizers, various supplements, different desserts have made us. The food was good, the service perfect prices cheap

They do not suspect it from outside, but a very good meal. Something in German, but good. Service by the boss himself surprisingly good and fast. We ordered the card perfectly. There is also a buffet, but we generally reject it. So no rating. One more word to the institution. That's so cheesy that it's beautiful again. Unfortunately, Indian music is missing. Then everything would be perfect.

We were here for lunch. It consists of salad, appetizer fried vegetables, 3 vegetarian dishes and 3 variations with chicken or Putmeat. For dessert 2 variants of canned fruit with mangoyogurt or yogurt and cream. For 13,50 €! We found the dishes too little seasoned, but we like to eat sharp and strong. Everything tasted similar to us. The service probably chief was very friendly and accommodating.

I cannot judge the institution and the ambience as we have decided to take two dishes. We like to eat very good Indian (also very sharp) and are familiar with Indian cuisine. The staff was very friendly and the food was still hot at home. Unfortunately both dishes lacked the pepp and also the wort. The lamb was also a bit hard. It is nice that we have received fresh chili from the Lord. The food was fine, but unfortunately not more than average.

Eat well. The menu is huge you hardly know what to eat. There is also buffet (we have not tried). It looked good. The deko is a bit exaggerated as you know from Indian restaurants. The staff nice but too intrusive! It was terrible. He always came under the food and wanted to explain something to us, the climax was then as he took a bread!!! from my teller and showed me how to be Indian with the hand and did not give up until I tried it. Eating was really great and sooo good but no never again.

With a group in front of n 6 friends we met for the first time at 6:00 a.m. a friendly reception of the boss with the indication that the buffet is filled out only from 6:30 p.m. The loving Indian decoration creates an atmosphere for an Indian evening ... the appetizer buffet, followed by 6 main dishes and the desserts are really typical Indian, tastefully very successful ... one of our friends has not eaten the evening buffet, but eaten by the card... and had to wait for the fully occupied restaurant. We're going back...

As a vegetarian, I like to go to the Indian. For me, the Maharaja in Berg is one of the best Indian restaurants that I know, which is why, despite further arrival, we often eat there. The restaurant is easy to reach and you can easily park in front of the front door. You can find yourself in typical Indian ambience and choose between rich card and buffet. The latter is great if you cannot decide or want to gain an insight into the Indian variety of tastes as a newcomer. The boss likes to advise and also goes on special requests regarding sharpness, taste and ingredients. The food is super seasoned and is always freshly prepared and you taste it!! For me the reason to come here again and agai...

The Maharaja can also be called all you can eat restaurant. There are spicing cards, but the service always presupposes the buffet at which it says and writes 30! If you want to choose something on the map, the buffet is recommended again. It would be cheaper and it is almost all included on the map. In any case, the hot buffet is pure. I don't know where there are 30 different dishes. This is simply not true. Unless one counts every single sauce and every single type of ice. Maybe you get to 30. The food is not bad. But after the third visit, I still had the feeling that the chefs don't want to cook anything other than their buffet. Then they shouldn't offer it! The food is finally allowed...

We are lovers of Indian cuisine, know all Indian restaurants in the Nuremberg/Neumarkt/Schwabach area and wanted to try this relatively new restaurant. The Maharaja has thrilled us so that we eat here regularly. We found the German service very well. We were greeted and asked if we were here for the first time and would like some general information on Indian cuisine. We've been chasing, though we know each other, and we've learned a lot of interesting things. For newcomers of these culinary delights certainly very helpful, for example why there are no dishes with pigs or beef. We then said that everyone except me would eat buffet and I was invited immediately that despite a separate order,...