It is not so easy to find authentic North Indian food in Sweden; We found Arom is one of rare North…read moreIndian restaurant which has food to true taste. It has nice ambience and location (just by train station in Eslöv). Restaurant staff provide courteous service.

Based on recommendation as one of the best Indian restaurants in Malmö we decided to give South…read moreIndian a try. They're Located about a 7 minutes walk from Triangeln station. It was a nice day so we took a seat at one of the benches outside. Pretty quite on a Monday evening. The dining area was cozy with dimmed lighting. We started with the King's Platter 65. A sampler plate with chicken, fish, paneer, shrimp and cauliflower. Spices (billed as 65) were complex and each piece was fried just right. Excellent! For main, we decided to split two entrees which worked out perfect. Lamb Dosa and Shrimp Masala. Both dishes were excellent! We also ordered a Chapathi which was one of those sides that you can't get enough of & was a perfect compliment to the Masala. Wish they would have a few more beer choices to compliment their excellent dishes. Service was fast and attentive. Overall, lived up to the recommendations!

Great welcoming staff, quick table at the door, ordered chicken masala with plain rice, fast…read moredelievery on table! Nice interior and design, toned down lightning! They specialize in Chettinad food tradition of India. I didnt find this anywhere else in Malmö! Food tasted amazing, i look forward to try lunch and the "Any Dosa" South indian Pancake next....

Punjabi is a small, moderately decorated and cheap semi bistro-ish Indian place somewhat outside…read morethe Lund city centre that offers much needed heat but sadly no depth. There is a reason why I chose the term semi bistro-ish when describing Punjabi and that is cause I strongly suspect this place is not run by chefs. I think this place is run by semi but nevertheless enthusiast cooks perhaps former or current exchange students that like many others are facing the current tough and disappointing Swedish job market. As such the place suffers from inadequate Indian cuisine knowledge as well as insufficient quality control thus tend to take some deceiving short cuts. For instance the meatballs in hot sauce are not hand rolled Koftas they are in fact out of freezer semi-finished Cevapcici sticks cooked and finished in a hot sauce. What is also done to the basmati rice is another sign of insufficient quality control as the rice is of a lumpy, mushy and sticky character. There is sufficient amount of heat and punch in the dishes but no much depth and complexity. Punjabi just recently opened thus they do deserve to be cut some slack as there is still hope and time for improvement by becoming a well oiled kitchen. Here is a suggestion to start with; buffet table temperature control, your food at the buffet needs not only to pack heat but be served hot, it is sadly lukewarm.

Fantastic authentic food ! I really enjoyed the dishes…read more Real traditional cuisine and good dishes. And very reasonable prices. I recommend having a mango lassie too. They're delicious and huge! Kind staff and arranging, they'll happily provide you with a box to take the rests home, and they do take-away.

Best palak paneer I've had, it was smooth yet still had that raunchy afterburn. The owner was very…read morenice and our food came fast. They also did that thing where they put cardemum capsules in the rice so you occasionally get that classic taste bomb! 5/5

As I recently discovered, this Indian place in Malmö does not kid around when it writes "stark"…read more(strong/spicy) on the menu. Oh well, fortunately I do have the superpower when it comes to tolerating chilli, having been raised in Indonesia and grew up eating sambal (chilli sauce condiment from my country), so my very spicy Bombay aloo didn't really burn a hole in my throat. But holy crap that was spicy! I was dragged here by a Malmö dweller who frequently haunts this place when I admitted that I fancied Indian food for dinner. The decor is kitschy, as expected from this kind of place, but they do have good food compared to many Indian restaurants that I have been visited here in the far north. They have also a lot of different varieties compared to the usual biryani, masala etc and plenty of vegetarian options that might be interesting to try. Then again, I am not Indian, so I couldn't give out certification of authenticity when it comes to the food they're serving, but I would say they serve good food, plain and simple. Service was friendly and efficient, something that was probably a rarity in Copenhagen but quite the norm on the other side of the pond here in Sweden and I can't really say anything much than giving this place a four-star review. Yay for real spicy food!

I was in Malmö for a weekend with a friend and we felt like Indian. We were already in Old Town so…read morewe took a look at the Indian restaurants over there, but checked out prices and reviews on Yelp and decided to try Tasty Spot. We ended up making the whole 20 minute trek away from the central area to Tasty Spot - and boy, was it ever worth it! I definitely understand all the five-star reviews - it's not a fluke! It's a tiny little hole-in-the-wall of a place - you'd probably miss it if you're not specifically looking for it. The staff are SOO so friendly! They asked us kindly to sit and wait and said it might take a minute since they make everything fresh. They said we could pay afterwards so that we could order any additional items we wanted later. The menu is fantastic, and much more extensive than a lot of the Indian restaurants in Stockholm. The majority of Indian restaurants in Stockholm are owned by Bangladeshis and most of them have a sort of classic copy-and-paste menu, but here I saw dishes I had never heard of. I ordered biryani (I think it was called...?) and I don't honestly remember what my friend had, but we both were impressed. The food was absolutely delectable, and we got very large portions. The chicken biryani was out of this world, the yogurt sauce was a perfect complement to the fresh cardamom in the dish. We sat and chatted for probably almost two hours, and eventually the owner sheepishly asked us if we could pay because he had to close the cash register. He was so kind and cute and said he didn't want to kick us out, and he would love for us to stay, but he had to start closing the restaurant so his employees could go. He said that lots of customers come to him because they know they will always get fresh food and it's worth the wait. And I believe it! The experience seriously couldn't have been better - and the prices are amazing. So if you're in Malmö, go there, you won't regret it! Tasty Spot is the tastiest spot ever!

Sadly things must have changed recently on how they run this place…read more First of all, it felt a lot more like a pizzeria than an Indian joint. There was no real taste to what I ate beyond a little tiny bit of ginger. No spice, no nothing. Just spinach cooked beyond recognition and put with potatoes. Naan bread that wasn't warm, no butter, and not at all good. Rice that wasn't any good too. The crown on the turd was the manager or owner sitting at the table next to me and playing some video on his phone loud enough that I could hear it all. Sad. I know tons of people who'd love to have a chance at owning or running a restaurant and here's this guy serving shit boring food, watching shows on his phone, and generally not giving a shit.

Food was 4 stars, hospitality made it 5. Took us in late and was super friendly. Very good butter…read morechicken and naan. Thank you!!

The good: Service was excellent. Most of the food was well prepared and tasty…read more The bad: Granted it was a weeknight, but only two tables were filled in a very large restaurant. It felt strange. We were seated up against the window to the street as if to show us off to passers by. Overall, a clean and nice place. Higher than expected prices, smaller portions than expected, great waiter, and a seemingly struggling to survive restaurant.

I think I am quite fussy about my curry. I'm sure that I am hard to please and that's why perfectly…read morenice restaurants like this might get lower ratings. It doesn't matter how nice it looks and how friendly it is if the curry doesn't hit the right notes! I ordered a hot curry that I didn't think was very hothowever my stomach clearly disagreed with this assessment and made its feelings known later. Given the choice in town then if you want a curry here, it will be alrightjust nothing special. I'd prefer to wait for the chance to go somewhere better myself

Was a lovely meal in a very pretty restaurant. Had chicken tikka masala, lamb, and Chana masala,…read moreplus basmati rice, samosas and naan. Good service.

Delicious food and service is top notch!! Everything we ordered was amazing and price was ok for…read moreCopenhagen eatery .. especially in the city center.. will definitely visit again..