The service was great! Starting with the greater and ending with our server…read more The food was WONDERFUL! But beware, they gave us 2 complementary dishes which meant we had more food than the 2 of us could eat. Highly recommend!

Amazing Indian dinner!…read more Mr & I were craving Indian food & Maharini was high on the Yelp rated list. They did us so right! We were very lucky as getting one of the last tables with no reservations - and within about 30 min, the place was completely packed Started out with the Vegetarian Samosas & they were just a bit spicy with a mixture of mashed veggies and whole peas- delicious! For our mains, we got the Supzi Kofta which had veggie dumplings in a hearty gravy. Also got Shahi Paneer & it was buttery & amazing. Naan to mop up all the delish sauces and we were stuffed! Helping of Channa masala also brought as a complimentary treat & the chickpeas were tender and flavorful Service was extremely nice & welcoming and the atmosphere was fun and festive

This place is amazing. I've always loved eating Indian food in England which was always the best…read moreplace to go in Europe to eat Indian food, but this place is like going back there. Amazing Indian food and right here in the Netherlands! Big portions and great prices!

From the owner: British Indian Food takeaway and delivery serviceread more

Food ok, quite good. I asked for 'English spiciness' and the Madras served tasted like i had…read morechallenged them to make the hottest curry they could make. Service is polite and friendly but slow when I visited. If you don't mind waiting then you'll enjoy the time you get.

My biggest regret about this review is I don't have any pictures. Mainly because I couldn't help…read morebut just tuck into the food. It was so delicious. For starters my wife and I ordered some samosa and a mixed tandoori plate which had some very tender and beautifully spiced pieces of chicken, beef and lamb. A nice size portion to just get your mouth watering for the main course. We love spicy food so we ordered a vindaloo with lamb and some keema naan. It was perfect. We washed it all down with a bottle of wine and finished with Irish coffees because we didn't really have rom for dessert. While we had our Irish coffees we got chatting to the owners Jamal and Akter, who were very lovely people and exchanged stories about each other's travels and families. A really lovely end to our evening. The price was what you would expect for any restaurant in Den Haag and I found it to be very reasonable. The atmosphere was lovely. Very cozy. I struggle to find good Indian food where I live so when I travel I like to go to places I know are good. This was my second visit to Taj Mahal and I wasn't disappointed. I will be going back on my next visit to the city and I promise to take some pictures!!

Roopram Roti has a few restaurants in The Netherlands and the one in The Hague opened in 2012…read more Located in Schilderswijk (a very multicultural area), they sell very delicious tasting rotis! They have a special 'eco' version (which stands for economically friendly) for 5 euros, which is mashed curry potatoes and two pieces of chicken wrapped inside a roti with in a piece of plastic. Very simple and very tasty. Spend a few euros more and they add vegetables (stringbeans), or more meat and a hard boiled masala egg. The selection of meat consists of: lamb, chicken (with or without bone) and duck, or you can get a vegetarian version. Side dishes are pumpkin and eggplant, which go very nicely with the roti too. Since they are Hindus, you will not find any beef on the menu. Also good to know, is that the meat is all halal, so pork is also not an option. The other things they sell besides rotis are some sandwiches with either boneless chicken in masala or chicken livers. And a bara (which is made from ground mung beans, turned into a round patty) which is deep fried and tastes really good! It's a small restaurant that's basically more a takeaway restaurant with tables for people who enjoy eating their roti right away. You order at the counter and pay there too (before or after your meal). They're open 6 days a week (from noon to about 9pm) and closed on Mondays. They accept cash and debit cards only. One of my favorite roti places in The Hague for sure!

This by far, is the worst Indian restaurant I have ever eaten in. First it took forever for someone…read moreto take our order. Then when they finally did come, they took the order and screwed it up. When we tried to ask them for the extra item that we ordered they told us we never ordered it and brought us the in legible ticket to prove we were wrong. But actually we did order it, he just didnt write it down. Its always nice when the people in the restaurant go out their way to prove they didnt make a mistake instead of just fixing the mistake. Then, we ordered water, and they brought us tea. We asked again for the water and never did get it. When we went to pay the guy walked away in the middle of the transaction 2x and just left us standing there wondering what was happening. The area where you pay is shared with the bar are and looking behind the bar it was absolutely disgusting, dirty dishes stacked up, left over half eaten food. It made my stomach hurt just looking at it. Im glad I didnt see the kitchen. Through out the dinner there were 2 phones ringing behind the bar - CONSTANTLY. It went went on and the whole restaurant was noticing it and it was annoying. The food itself was just "okay" which is why they got 2 stars (and the only reason). I ordered a chicken dish and it was just a lot of rice and 3-4 small cubes of chicken, which were dried out and nothing really special. THe rest of the dished were okay - nothing note worthy of mention. over all I would never eat there ever again. The service was worse than the typical dutch service and the place was dirty.

Great food and ambience! I have had a lot of Indian food around the world, and the use of spices…read morewas surprisingly good. I have some dietary issues and the chef made a custom curry for me that was excellent. Great decor and very kind service.

What a find! Fresh, flavorful, and vegetarian!…read more Food: 4.5 stars. We had the ramen, the rainbow fresh rolls, pad Thai, and the dal. The dal was the winner for sure, but the other three all get an honorable mention. Service: 5 stars. Great folks with warm greeting and nothing but smiles. Environment: 4.5 stars. Very comfortable with a relaxing vibe.

We visited Den Haag in March of 2018 and accidentally discovered this little cozy restaurant. We…read morestopped by for a cup of tea and cappuccino and very much liked it. Its nature-inspired interior design was welcoming. The price was reasonable and the staff were curtious.

I am from Nepal, and was looking for some authentic food. Very good nepali/indian food. I had the…read moremomos and the chicken saag. Both dishes were very well prepared and tasted great.

Made use of an Albert Heijn 2 for 1 deal. However despite the staff being super friendly this lead…read moreto a set menu. And despite asking for "pittige" the food was quite bland. So I am not sure if it was the set menu or representative of the actual cuisine.

After the first terrible experience, I trekked here again with my mom and V to give them a second…read morechance. We did call ahead this time, though. Even though the restaurant wasn't busy, we were told that a group of tourists was just in, which is why they only had buffet 'served at the table'. It was a pretty strange concept - the unlimited-ness of a buffet but served at your table. The food is quite decent, not the best Indian food ever, but dare I say, good by mainland Europe standards. They don't spike it with red chili pepper in the name of spicing it up. The buffet had a pretty good spread, but as usual, I enjoyed the appetizer pakoras and samosas. The main course for vegetarians included the staple paneer dishes and dal fry, all of which was delicious. The buffet did work out somewhat expensive, but gave us the liberty of trying out almost everything on the menu. The desert was a grand rice kheer and gulab jamun. Needed to digest all that spicy goodness. The Hague is a bit away from Amsterdam, but the next time I am here during dinner time, I know where to get my masala fix.

Well, I must say that when I read the comments about this place I really hesitated to go there. And…read morethen I noticed that the previous comments were written like 6 or 7 years ago so I let it a chance... And I sure did well ! When we arrived it was about 9pm. There was almost nobody in the restaurant except an indian family and an indian couple. This already reassured me ;-) We were welcomed like princes and ordered our dishes. The staff was really nice and friendly. The dishes we're absolutely delicious! Not like these " european-indian resraurants " where you're searching after the spices. Anyway, long story short, we weren't disappointed at all and really recommend this place, both for the dishes and the attentiveness of the staff. We will surely come again !

Food was flavorful and fresh and service was with a smile. This one of the few decent "desi"…read morerestaurants in the Netherlands we have encountered. Would probably come back again if ever in Den Haag.

This was some pf the most flavorful and good tasting food I have ever experienced in my life…read more Sherpa had great reviews and that held true for my experience. I had no idea I needed Nepalese/Tibetan/Indian food in my life. The smell as you walk into the restaurant immediately grabs your attention and lets you know you're in for an experience. Everything on the menu looked delectable and my only regret is that my stomach isn't big enough to have ordered every single thing on the menu. If k ever find myself in Amsterdam again I will undoubtedly be coming back to Sherpa.

Indian food is one of my favorite cuisines in the US, and I was happy to discover cuisines from so…read moremany cultures in Amsterdam as well. Sherpa also has a Tibetan and Nepalese twist, and the menu had so many new-to-me items, including Momos. The restaurant smells amazing when you walk in, so I knew that choosing an entrée would be difficult, especially with so many vegetarian options. I ordered the Tshel momos, which are stuffed with minced vegetables and steamed. They were served with a homemade tomato sauce that, while cold, complimented them perfectly. They were not spicy, which was different for me since I usually go for some form of noodles and love at least medium spice. My husband had the Yeti's Food- Stir fried noodles with boneless chicken and vegetables with Himalayan herbs. He usually goes for curry, so this was a change for him as well. Both of us really enjoyed our meals and are glad we went with something we've never seen in the US before. The service was great, and the servers brought out fresh papadam, raita, and some other condiments to try as soon as we were seated. They also kept our waters and my husband's beer filled and brought us Wilhelmina mints at the end of our meal with the check. Those mints are amazing and so much better than the US post-meal mints, and I had to buy a large package to take home! If you're looking for a culinary adventure in Amsterdam that is NOT Dutch food, check out Sherpa. Bonus points for being an easy walk from the museum district.