Quick delivery. The butter chicken and chicken saffron were too sweet and tasted similar. The raita…read moresauce was too thin and again sweet. Went right into trash. Won't order again.

Just got a take away meal from this Indian restaurant in Auderghem. V good by brussels standards…read more. fresh tasting and delicious. Would recommend it and will definitely return for rake away!

Food was excellent (I had butter chicken and it was phenomenal), very short wait for table outside…read moreand short wait for food to come. My meal and naan ended up being around 20 euros. Would definitely eat here again and would recommend.

Great chicken tikka Masala and garlic naan. Whenever I'm in the area this is my go to spot as they…read moreare consistently great.

We gave Anna purna another go, and it did improve immensely from our last visit. However there are…read morestill many flaws. The decor is still a a massive turn off from the red walls, orchard stickers to the fake roses and dirty table cloths. That has not improved. The vindaloo had a raw spice aspect to it that burnt the pallet, could barely taste the rest of the dishes. Even though vindaloo's are traditionally spicy there was something unpleasant about the attack of the raw spice. The scampi's were over cooked and tough to eat, you could tell they were straight from the freezer. The flavour had no resemblance to the scampi flavour. The chana Masala was however very delicious and well balanced. Service was very good, and friendly. A huge improvement from our last visit.

A DISGRACE: with a group of friends (announced in advance,…read moreso they could have made any & all arrangements necessary!), I was made to wait 1.5 hours before someone arrived to take my order. Meanwhile, after "only" a half hour wait, those among us who wanted to order à la carte were able to order, and subsequently consume (after an hour) their starters. I REPRATEDLY asked that, since I was ordering a menu, perhaps I could have my starter with everyone else - to no avail. Again, it was only after 1.5 hours that someone arrived at our table (where some among us had had theirs starters) to aske for the orders of the mains - "which menu would you like?" Paying for my beer, in order to get the h*** out of there, took another 20 minutes of standing at the bar. SHAMELESS - DO NOT GO THERE :-((

The food here is absolutely delicious and bursting with flavour. It quickly became my mum's…read morefavourite spot while we were visiting. The owners are wonderfully friendly and genuinely go the extra mile to make every customer feel welcome. A truly lovely place that we can't wait to return to!

The food is pre-made. It's not such an issue. It's mostly more honest than other indian restaurant…read morewhere it's not that obvious. Their basic nan have sesame seeds on them and they are delicious. The food is not too hot. Well even not hot enough. It's often tasty but to a snack level. They offer a lot of good options for vegetarians. The initial service was very lacking. But actually the cook/owner was sympathetic and kind.

Mumtaz restaurant in Brussels has been around since 1980s. My parents wanted to try one Desi…read morerestaurant in Brussels and I had done my research on this one. The ambience is cute with dim lighting and music. They start the table off with some papadum that is thin and crisp like a round big chip plus some chutney and sauces to dip it with. In ordering it was a task because of my parents. They are funny and they generally do not like chicken, instead like beef and fish. So I made sure to order beef seekh kabobs, plus mixed grills and saag paneer(spinach with cheese). We got our food but the beef kabob looked like chicken but in the dim lighting I wasn't sure, so I asked the server. They confirmed no it's beef. Then we tired it and we know how chicken tastes like. So then flagged down the server again and he got embarrassed and said they ran out of beef. I wish they were upfront about it from the beginning. They could have handled this situation better. At the end they were apologetic. But surprisingly my parents liked the chicken option and overall the food was really good. The naans were freshly made and great as well. The two servers at the end spoke to my parents about some authentic food variety etc. After the beef hiccup episode, this was a good experience. I would give them another try when visiting this city. It's always good to dine at the restaurant multiple times to get a feel for it.~

We were looking for some Pakistani food on a cold evening in Brussels. We were lucky enough to get…read morea table at Mumtaz without a reservation. This particular neighborhood of Brussels has tons and tons of food options so if we didn't get a table the options are unlimited. Mumtaz is an old school restaurant with decor from the 1980s which has yet to be updated or changed. Being a small restaurant seating is limited so you manage what you got. The manager of the restaurant was from Lahore and he was making his best efforts but an improvement is required on that front. We specifically ordered beef seekh kebabs yet we got chicken seekh and when we checked with the server they said they ran out of beef so we gave you chicken. The food was pretty decent and the naans were tasty but management needs a rethink on how to run the kitchen and restaurant.

Great food. Good service. Good prices. I will go again next time I'm in Brussels. Good place.read more

The only reason I was aware of Paradise is India is due to a group of Indians in my French class…read more There seemed to be a consensus among them that this is in fact, the best Indian food in all of Brussels. Well, the wife and I had to go fund out for ourselves. We booked a table via The Fork. (Get those Yums). We arrived 30 min early, due to the train, but it wasn't a problem as there wasn't anyone in the restaurant yet. A barrage of Uber Eats guys were constantly going in and out though. We ordered the Shrimp Tandoori Briyani, a Lamb Bhuna, and a Lamb Dopizaa, along with two Garlic Naans and a Raita. I also got a Kingfisher, you know, when in... Well, Indian. Let's put it this way... We ordered a feast for two. Service was great, we were given a little crunchy snack guy with some dipping sauces to wet the pallets. When the food arrived it took up the entire table. It was so damn good. The lamb in the curries were falling apart. The Briyani was very flavorful. The naan was chonky and full of garlic chunks, and topped with coriander and butter. We ate so much and the price, well, 20% off though The Fork. Unbeatable. Those Indians were spot on. I can't imagine any other Indian spot giving Paradise of India a run for their money.

Lunch price was decent at 8 euros. Menu prices were almost double. I had chickpeas in a creamy…read moresauce served w rice. Was not spicy at all. Thought it was good. I also got the mango lassi, a bit steep at 4 euro for such a small amount, it was tasty though. I agree w the other reviews, service was slow, but then again, there seemed to be only 1 waiter. The worst part was seeing the kitchen coming up from downstairs. The floor was disgusting with food and debris all over it. Made me wonder what the rest of the kitchen looked like. Glad I saw it after I ate.

Excellent food; very friendly and helpful service; and reasonable prices. The lamb curry was…read moreespecially tasty, especially after asking them to up the spice level.

Was pretty busy around 6:00 pm. Staff was quick and was able…read moreto seat us our group of 4. Was give a side dish on the house for having to wait. Food was good, and ambiance is warm and welcoming. Thank you

We wanted to try Indian food in Belgium and this place was rated the best! I would certainly rate…read moreit at 4 stars for everything - ambiance, food and service! Staff is friendly and attentive. I would recommend the food and the restaurant!