Solid Indian restaurant that isn't afraid of spice. I dropped by for dinner on a weeknight and we…read morehad no problem getting a table without reservations. I tried the palak murgh (12.50) - Spinach & chicken curry with chunks of ginger and garlic. This was great comfort food for a cold evening. The bowls look small but I couldn't even finish because it was so rich. The garlic naan went nicely with this - tasted fresh and chewy. Also had a bite of the chicken tikka masala (SPICY) and chicken madras (mustard & coconut curry). I will say that I agree with the previous reviewer that the curries were very salty in addition to the other flavors, so be sure you have water on hand. The atmosphere & decor isn't the best, but the food brightened the place up. If you're craving Indian, this should fit the bill.

Second worst Indian restaurant I have been to …read more Mango lassi 1 Star Onion Bhaji had no salt, too hard . Lamb bhuna too much salt and not good at all. Chef have no clue what cooking is. He should try is hand on something else .

Best Indian food I've had in ddorf so far…read more We ordered fish thali and chicken tikka tandoori. We were satisfied. The chicken was cooked perfectly. The naan wasn't the best I've had but it was fine. Raita, chai, and mixed pickle were just right. Totally recommend.

I really enjoy their the butter chicken here, there's a good amount of spice and it also comes with…read morerice. It's pretty savory and hits the spot almost every time I order. Their naans are also really fluffy and delicious (even when you order take out which I find hard to come by).

Best food in town. Ate multiple times. Owner is a super nice person. They were able to customize…read morethe food for us.

My family loves this place! The service is friendly and efficient. The food is soooooo good.read more

I've been here for several time during lunch time and they have a curry buffet. I think they serve…read moreat least 3 kinds of curry, tandoori chicken, salad, and desert daily. Oh and they also have Nan (Indian type of bread). So far, this is the only Indian restaurant I've been to around this area.

Hatten chicken Kadai über Uber eats bestellt. Es sollten zwei Portionen sein, die maximal eine…read morePerson satt hielt. Demnach preis Leistung total daneben. Das Essen kam auch beschädigt an und geschmacklich war es nicht cremig u genug und enttäuschend.

Actually, delicious. Some of the best Indian food I have ever had! And, they speak English…read more Artwork and decor is unusual but pleasant.

TOURIST TRAP - I trusted the ratings…read more.. You probably ended up here due to the incredible rating on google. 4.8 at 1600 reviews is astonishing but also alarming. The majority of people are English people, thus we knew that most of them probably ended up here just like us - the google ratings. The whole utensils were dirty. The prices totally exaggerated. A small portion for 19-25€. The service was not attentive. We asked for recommendation and they were annoying pointing towards some dishes. Taste wise everything is slightly spicy. I had way better Butter chicken and laughed when I tried their garlic naan that's been promoted hardly here which taste simply bland. The seafood platter for 26€ consists of mostly Paprika and surimi which is not even real fish. Overall I truly believe the business model is to lure people, especially tourists into trying mayur and then ending up paying shit lots of money for little value so that this place get a one-shot big return for their food. That's why this place is full because it doesn't haben regulars. Our dishes were disappointing and it's another underwhelming story of the feeling that we all hate - leaving tons of money for dissatisfying food that makes you feel bad because of the cheap ingredients, the calories and the expensiveness. The staff doesn't look happy and are clearly being underpaid and micromanaged. I really regret coming here For my German friends I say it in one sentence: Geht nicht hin, lasst euch nicht verarschen von den Google Bewertungen die safe gekauft sind.

Wait staff was incredibly rude. Waitress went out of her way to completely ignore me and only talk…read moreto my boyfriend. Placing our shared platter only in front him and then even moving it back towards him after we had moved it to the middle. Treated me like I did not exist, would not even make eye contact. Food was fine but over priced, not worth being treated sub-human.

Satisfying meals in the middle of the market. The food here is definitely Germanized, so just go…read moreinto it without expecting a super authentic Indian experience. I tried the chicken tikka (€8.90) and all the sides - my faves were the lentils and chickpeas. They didn't have naan when I went, so I tried the homemade chapati and this was perfect for dipping. It's just a stall, so seating can be tricky, but definitely worth the wait to sit and people watch.

Jesus christ, I recently read an article about how the new hip and happening restaurants in NYC are…read morebeginning to mix mexican & indian food....I should have known better... that is IS NOT NYC. I was skeptical to begin with, but I ordered Indian take out from here and it was probably the worst indian food I've had in Dusseldorf since I've been here. Also, I should've known better to stop eating the chicken when I thought it tasted a bit funny, but here I was, done eating through half the tikka masala and bam- was sick for about 4 days. I will spare Yelp the details of what went down during those 96 hours.

Indian & Mexican were both great! Ordered 3 different types and no complaints. Service was on top…read moreof it.

My dad's first travel rule is never to eat at an empty restaurant. And this time I broke it…read more On my way to another restaurant I walked by Suriya and the warm fragrance of indian spices drew me in. Yes, there was not one soul sitting at the tables, but I was very hungry and the smell was very inviting. I decided to give it a shot, so I went in and approached the counter. It was kinda funny to have three indian guys staring at me with curiosity while I ordered their eat-in lunch special: 7.80 euro for an indian three course menu + indian beer. I picked my tabled and took a seat. The room was comfortable and reasonably clean. Soon enough I was presented with a warm tomato soup, nice and comforting although a little on the salty side. I could hear the kitchen getting the Alu Ghobi Masala all ready for me, what eased my mind about the food being cooked fresh. It was very nice, authentic enough although not very spicy. Then, dessert. I have no idea what it was, but it tasted delicious. All for 10 euros including the beer. God knows why there were no more patrons. Maybe it was just the time of the day. But the food is solid and I can recommend.

Highly recommended ! A regular at the restaurant and this place has great food... very close to…read morereal Indian food.