Staying in Chamonix and wandered all over wondering where to eat. Stopped at Anapurna and we are…read morehappy we did. Servers were so friendly and attentive and food was delicious. We had two different curry dishes with chicken and both a basmati rice and jasmine rice and an order of naan. Highly recommend.

Amazing! The salad, the dal soup, the biryani...all the best I've ever had. Lovely outdoor dining…read morearea with amazing views.

This place, Chennai Biryan, is no longer there. In its place is a new restaurant. The new…read morerestaurant smelled great but my group did not try it.

Service was great. Our server explained a little about their wine selection without prompting. He…read morewas helpful in picking a meal as our German is nil. Nice atmosphere and delicious meal! Forgot to take picture of food for we dove in too fast after long day of hiking:)

Delicious such a cute restaurant. Service was excellent and food was delicious. Would definitely…read morego here again.

We ordered 3 items- 1. Gobi Manchurian (3/5)- it would have…read morebeen 4.5/5 had the bell peppers were not rotten. All red peppers were rotten and few grew peppers were rotten. 2. Veg biryani (3/5) - more like turmeric rice with carrots, zucchini, beans. Not bad but not biryani. 3. Aaloo paratha (3/5)- looked 5/5 but the flavor was on the plain side. Overall pretty good taste , other than rotten peppers. Service: 3/5. 2 point deduction because of the following reason- One waiter came and asked how the food was. I responded that the bell peppers were rotten. He goes inside comes back and says that they weren't rotten. I had one piece of untouched red bell pepper which I asked him to taste because every single piece of red bell peppers were rotten. He takes it inside saying he will taste it , comes back and says it was good. My response was- " you are used to eating like that". My point is, he came and asked for feedback. If he didn't want to acknowledge that some food was rotten then he should have not asked. By him saying it was not rotten doesn't make the food fresh. He basically wanted to prove that I was lying. The norm in food industry is to acknowledge customer feedback and ask if they would want a different dish or waive the price. I wanted neither as I had eaten the entire dish. My feedback was more informational than any demand. Anyway, I would highly advise to avoid eating here if you are starting your hike. You don't want to be food poisoned. Otherwise, food flavors were ok. And yes, no point providing the feedback.

We have been to this restaurant on several occasions and we love it. The restaurant itself is…read moretucked away in a little side street of the main square. The staff were English speaking, which helped. We went with the waiters recommendations and we were not discaapointed. The vegetable samosa were outstanding. The kids loved the garlic naan and went great with the chicken tikka masala and duck curry. The only down side was that they did not serve alcohol. Have a drink at the bar down the street before you eat.

The service was quick and food was delicious. Portions were neither too big not too small. We…read moreordered beef curry and dhal which was both very good. Garlic naan was also excerpt. On the downside the place is decent but not as charming as most Indian restaurants are.

Man, I never thought I would say this, but I got tired of eating pasta and pizza everyday in…read moreItaly...and couldn't be happier when I saw Taj Mahal. We came here for lunch and had authentic, delicious Indian food that hit the spot. Our server was nice and attentive as well. If you like Indian food or are just looking to switch up your routine, definitely check out Taj Mahal.

Small little pub off the beaten path. The manager (i think ) was nice enough to accomidate our…read morelarge party of 15, despite the fact that we took up half of the entire place. Decent food for prices around 25 francs if my memory serves me right. they offer foods like curries, sausages, vegetarian fare, ect. Very eclectic. The main attraction here was the big golden retreiver who hangs out by the bar/kitchen. He or She is very well behaved and will even do a few tricks in exchange for a piece of bread (see photos) There seemed to be quite a few people from the states here so if you're a little home sick and want to meet some other americans on vaca, head to sparky's!

This place and this man are amazing. It took a few days in Zermatt to find it, but food, drink, and…read moreservice were exceptional and really hope I can get back.

Wow! I have had my share of Indian food but this one blew me away! Authentic and made with love!…read moreButter chicken and lamb byrani were phenomenal! So much flavor and cooked to perfection!

Visited Shiva in hopes of finding a non "europeanised" Indian restaurant. And nope this was not…read moreit. Very very average, disappointing food. There is nothing indian about the food here. The same same same-o same-o. The service was fine, but really... Is it worth serving food made with sauce bases supplied by pataks (like almost ALL of them) are? Come on folks (like most of you in French curry houses) , you have got to do better! Pass this off as just another wanna be.

Have eaten here couple of times and taste is quite authentic and spice levels are right…read more Considering this is located somewhere in the french alps, the food is great and service too is very accommodating and friendly.

Excellent This restaurant was very very good. I've had a lot…read moreof Indian food in the US (I'm currently at University in Grenoble), and this restaurant's cuisine ranks up there with the best. The menus are fairly priced and you get big portions for the money. I went for dinner with my wife and we both really enjoyed the ambiance (the Indian pop music was a nice touch) and the service, which was fast. Our server was nice and fluent in both French and English. We will definitely be going back when we're looking for great Indian food. They also do take-out!

Best Indian food I've had since I left Mumbai! Lovely, tasteful decor. Meticulous attention to…read moredetail from the real roses and candles on the tables to clean, white ceramic plates. We ordered a lamb dish, vegetable soup, dahl, mango lassi, rice, garlic and cheese naan. Best naan I've had bar what I ate in India. Nothing was too greasy, salty, or seasoned..Service is impeccable. This is a recently opened restaurant and I think they'll be around for a long time. I look forward to coming here again.

It's is an okay place but too pricey for the area…read more 27 chf average for dishes.. But taste wasn't worth it . Naan was good . As a desi person it was no where close to Indian food

I stumbled upon this place in my quest for vegetarian food in Montreux. Everything I ordered was…read moreabsolutely delicious. Samosas were maybe the best I've had - deeply spiced and not to be missed. Navratan korma was amazing. They asked did I want it "spicy or not" - I said "spicy" and have no regrets. Naan absolutely drenched in ghee (in a good way!) Another reviewer mentioned the prices. They are high if your contrast class is Indian food in the US, but not high for Switzerland generally or Montreux specifically, where frankly everything everywhere is ridiculously expensive. I got samosa, entree, rice, and naan for ~$40 which sounds obscene until you realize a cup of hot cocoa in this town will cost you $12 (seriously I got cocoa earlier today and it was $12!) Highly recommend if you're lucky enough to find yourself in this beautiful Alpine town.

Very good food, a little pricey but worth it. Came here for lunch buffet and liked everything.read more