As a first time visitor to Mainz, its such a joy to see indian street food here while walking in…read moreold town. We were not hungry but with winter cold we were craving for Chai and some small item. Masala chai was really good and if you want strong taste then ask for a bit less milk. Palak patta chat was amazing as well, though because of yogurt and chutneys it became a tid bit soggy. Service was awesome and the ambiance is definitely inviting. We will return back guaranteed.

A modern take on Indian food that works really well and is - in its own way - more authentic than…read moreany other Indian restaurant in Mainz. Most snacks and dishes are veg.

Great ambience even though you sit VERY close to the table next to you. Fast service with a lot of…read morestaff running around (not necessarily knowing who gets what, but at least they're on the floor getting food to hungry diners!) Everything had a kick to it, that's not my fave, but they were flavorful and my partner liked it. The paneer special was a little different than what I've ever had. Not a fave either, but that's just my taste set. It's not a "do-again" for me, but not for any reason that should deter you. If you like your food with a flavorful kick, it should be your next favorite trendy-Indian spot in Frankfurt.

Excellent Indian food in Frankfurt Germany! Staff is super friendly and inviting and it's some of…read morethe best Indian food I've had. Literally every dish is amazing and we had half the menu at least. Was here in 2021 but just forgot to review. If you're in the mood for good Indian food while here, please come here. Loved it!

Do not eat here. Read the genuine review's first. If you must then order deep fried only. As then…read moreyou will know that everything has not only been boiled with an inch of its life for sanitation purposes but also you won't recognise the taste and know that you are not eating what you ordered We have no idea what they did to the item they called chicken. I had chicken tikka, in s jalfrezzi curry. My friend had regular chicken in a jalfrezzi curry also. This was disgusting, the chicken was so strange, it's consistency, taste, rubbery also. The curry sauce could help it. We left it in the plate uneaten and no apology was offered, no why didn't you eat your food? Nothing. I had ordered an Aperol spritz, it eventually came but again this was in disguise. No slice of orange but instead a few blueberries and a cherry !!! Haphazardly thrown in. Then the taste test. Dear lord what the heck is this? So I asked? What they put in it.... Wine, cheap crap white wine, and some knock off version of Aperol, I explained how to make it and what exactly the ingredients are and the waiter seemed shocked. I opted for nothing, so all in all it cost me 25 Euro for water. The bottled water was fine I should add. They didn't manage to screw you on this, only with the price. This is a complete rip off. It doesn't deserve the one star but that's the only option on yelp. In my opinion they are not using proper ingredients to save money and even the drinks. It was such a disaster. We only went because we were staying next door and it was late. Sad

I got Lamb Vindaloo and for me it's authentic and almost the best I got outside Indiaread more

I went to Little India last night after a bit of alcohol and a soccer game nearby. Because of the…read moregame time, I needed a place that was open until at least 11pm, and Little India was so based on reviews and opening hours, it was the clear winner for dinner. I haven't been eating meat lately, but didn't care for chickpeas or veggie food last night, so I had a lamb vindaloo. I needed heat and something tasty. My boyfriend ordered a lamb madras. Both were very delicious! The vindaloo had some heat, but it wasn't so overpowering that it took away from the taste. The madras was just tasty too. What I was most impressed with from Little India was their service. They were efficient and made us feel like the only people in the restaurant despite there being quite a few customers. Very impressive for Germany! Our dishes were just over 11 Euros each and very affordable compared to a lot of Indian food around Frankfurt. I would love to go back here frequently, but I don't think it is possible based on its location compared to where we live. But if I am ever back in that part of town, I'd gladly stop by and eat there again!

Little India was one of the first places I got an Indian take away from in Frankfurt. It came…read morehighly recommended by several people and it did not disappoint. Now four years into living into Frankfurt and on my 5th apartment I no longer live within the delivery area of this place and to be honest had forgotten about how good it was. Yet this weekend I was looking through yelp to find a place to eat after watching sport and Little India popped up. I explained to my girlfriend that this place was good for take away and we should give the restaurant a chance. Once again it didn't disappoint it fulfilled my Indian food needs perfectly (these needs are an almost daily want for Indian food). The service was wonderful and the wait staff were very attentive. The food was also brilliant just as good as when I first had it delivered to my doorstep. Just a note: the take away menu is a couple of euros cheaper than sitting in the actual restaurant.

We happened to come across this restaurant while walking down the street from our hotel. We were…read morehungry and we wanted something different. We asked for outside sitting after we were greeted. It took a while before someone came to us but everything came fairly quickly after we placed our orders. I will say that their outdoor dining is very well designed. Both our chicken dishes were delicious. The chicken was very tender. I preferred the tandoori over the butter chicken. The best dish was the mixed vegetables with curry sauce. I should have ordered it as my main instead of a side dish. It was that good. I enjoyed dipping my naan in the sauces, both the butter and curry sauce. All together, we enjoyed our last dinner in Frankfurt.

I liked it but didn't love it. The food is prepared differently than Indian restaurants in London,…read moreAmsterdam, Strasbourg. When the server delivered the food, he warned us that it would be spicy. Not at all. It has good, lively atmosphere and the decor is quite good. Service was excellent. Good cocktail bar.

This place is a scam…read more No taste other than salt and hot. I'd get the same "tastes" if I licked furniture, I guess. You should avoid this place at all costs.

I was so stoked to find this place. I was advised about Ganesha from an Indian guy in my German…read moreclass a few months ago and put it on my list of places to check out. I finally got to go there two months ago with my boyfriend and another Yelp Elite for dinner. So, here's the deal- this place looks like it is straight out of India. Very no frills and very basic design, etc. It actually reminded me slightly of a hotel restaurant I ate at in India whilst watching cricket. The only difference is the hotel I ate at didn't call itself "call food" which makes me think I'm picking up hookers and not a samosa. Anyways. The food that first night was delicious and hearty. It had immense flavor and even came with a nice amount of heat. I knew the place had a 6 Euros all-you-can-eat buffet during the week, so I vowed to get back for that as soon as I could! I finally made it back for the buffet and it didn't disappoint. The buffet consisted of two different chicken dishes, one very spicy and the other rather mild, palak, dal, papadoms, and two types of rice. The buffet is not huge, but I was rather grateful for that. Every dish was exceptional and made for a very enjoyable lunch. Despite being run by Sri Lankans, they do carry dishes from all over India, as well as some Sri Lankan specialties and a few Pakistani ones. I don't believe there is any halal meet, however (not 100% on that). They also don't serve alcohol. I can't wait to get back to this place. It is not for everyone, but considering Indian is my go-to food most days of the week at home, it is nice to find a basic, yet delicious place to eat out every-so-often.

We often grab take-out here. Simple in and out if you phone ahead. Highly recommend chicken…read morevindaloo (spicy) or chicken tikka (mild). You can get mango lassi to go - they make it when you come in to pay. So good. Recommend any time, and they're open on Sunday. Have never eaten in, but it's a very cost, welcoming atmosphere inside.

Nice little neighborhood Indian joint. Seems like a little family owned and run place. Chicken…read morebiriyani was mostly seasoning with chunks of chicken. I am accustomed to bone in chicken cooked for a long period of time and almost a saffron rice. Chicken tikka masala was pretty standard. The chai was good of course. Not a lot of food for the amount paid. All in all its just O.K.

A wonderful, relaxed, friendly restaurant. Entering one is warmly welcomed and seated, outside in…read morethe Summer if you choose. The meal was excellent, firstly papadums with sauces to get you in the mood, for starters I enjoyed crispy and juicy onion bahjees. My main course was a chicken mango curry with, of course, basmati rice. A re-visit is assured.

Today, we went to this restaurant for first time to celebrate our friend's birthday…read more We were expecting normal food but the lady with such a sweet smile and having a voice like bird served the food while talking to us in Punjabi(Indian Language). The Aroma of the food was making us drool and we just wanted to start. We could not resist ourselves and then attacked on food. She was still serving another items. We ordered following items : 1. Matar-Paneer(Peas & Cheese) : It was mind blowing, perfectly fine cooked and the spices were precisely in that amount which we asked for. Paneer was fresh and it melted into mouth. I am a kinda foodies and honestly speaking even some good restaurants in India can't compete this Matar-paneer vegetable. It was pure authentic. 2. Malai-Kofta : Usually, I avoid this because my stomach feels heavy after having this. But after having "Matar-paneer", I could not resist myself and next moment it was on my plate. I tried it with spoon first and I could not believe that it was too delicious that I did not had words that time to explain its taste. It was bit different from typical Malai-kofta and that made it very very delicious for me. It was bit sweet but that was just enhancing my desire to eat more & more. I think I should stop writing about it more because I am drooling already. 3. Dal-Makhni (Lentil) : This is something that only North-Indian knows its authentic taste. I am very choosy about this and was expecting that this would not even reach the average level of my taste. I am eating it for last 20 years so my expectations were really high from this. And when I tasted it with Indian bread(Naan), I totally lost into it and did not believe that this dal makhni's taste went beyond my expectations. So I decided to taste it again but without Naan and honestly speaking, I finished the all dal-makhni floating on my plate. I felt that authentic taste of butter/clarified butter(I am still confused if they gave a final touch with butter or clarified butter) which is not easily available in India as well. This really blew my mind. 4. Naan (Indian bread) : For all those Naan-lovers, I will just write one line which will be self-explicable. It just passed the "Three Finger" test. 5. Boondi-Raita(Yogurt) : I'm not big fan of it but what I had today was out of the league. It was just simple awesome. Its a must try 6. Basmati Rice - That pretty lady offered us complimentary rice and that was genuine basmati rice. We guys, in Germany, do eat rice twice a day and hate rice. Their rice was simply boiled but we liked it. 7. Papad - They offer you complimentary Papad with Mint Chuttney(Sauce), Tamarind Chuttney and Mixed pickle. 8. "Some Mango Dish" - If I don't highlight this then it will be an injustice for that lady. She came to know that its a bday celebration. So she asked the chef to cook some sweet-dish for us. She presented it to us when we were asking the cheque on counter. When we just put that into our mouth we totally lost into it. It was made of Mango, some other ingredients(which I don't know) and ice-cream. I never had that dish in India. I don't even know the name. But, I would like to call it "Sweet-dish of Gods". One compliment that I gave to her: If you'll give us 50% discount then we can eat it till the dawn and then start after an hour. It's quite far from Darmstadt, but next time we'll decide for having lunch/dinner outside, our choice would be surely "Style of India". "Price is also very reasonable, we just paid 50 euro for all these items". @STYLE_OF_INDIA : Guys, your food is more than awesome. It satisfied not even our stomach but souls. A BIG thank you for such a nice food. Always maintain such a high quality and deliciousness of the food