This is a Nice and cozy restaurant. They have lunch buffet for 110kr and only vegetarian options…read more They include a drink and dessert also. The quality was nice and the food not spicy so if you like Indian but not spice I really recommend it!

Visited today in their Kista Branch. Though they have something like mini buffet today i didn't try…read morethat because i went their just to try Dosa. Well I don't remember the name but me and my friends ordered four no. 38. I felt I gave my tongue a different delicious taste. It was just awesome and quite big. 2 months before I tried other one which was also tremendous. Next time i want to try another dosa since they have varieties. I think I will be their one of regular customers. So to experience the great dosas and be served by the lovely staff you must give a visit there. Highly recommended.

My sister and I were in Sundbyberg on vacation. We were craving a great Indian dinner so we decided…read moreto come here based on the few positive Yelp reviews. When we walked in we loved the dim lighting and Indian ambience. The Waiter told us to sit wherever we pleased and then handed us the menus. We ordered the chicken tikka masala with garlic naan bread. The food came quickly and the garlic naan bread was perfect. The tikka masala was so rich and full of flavor. It had an extremely thick consistency and I used every piece of naan bread to wipe up every last drop of sauce. We were given extra rice at no charge and they were always quick to give us more water. The price for our meal was very reasonable because you feel full and get plenty of great food for your money. I highly recommend this place if you want a reasonably priced and extremely tasty Indian dinner. Update: Came here again a year later with my wife and father in law and the staff was even friendlier and more helpful. We ordered CHICKEN TANDOORI REZALLA with garlic naan bread. The garlic naan is huge, soft, yet crispy and the chicken tandoori rezalla was delicious. I love the food and warm service here and wish I lived nearby so that I could be a regular.

Amazing food at very affordable prices. A must-go if you want to enjoy some really delicious Indian…read morefood. It reminded me of my home food. Excellent staff and service as well

Good food great staff thanks for the Bhuna Daal To you who…read morelike veggie food it is perfect place

Most restaurants in Kista food court serve over priced food. Little India is just very average, but…read morewhat stands out is the rude staff.

This place has had some great days, and others, just the worst. After yesterday we won't ever come…read moreback. The great visits have one thing in common and it is the fact that the guy mentioned by appearance in this review wasn't there those times. I've seen the same guy being hostile with other customers before, and there's a reason this place, despite being in a nice neighborhood, rarely has more than two tables going at a time. The other staff are otherwise fine and even friendly. Anyway, the beer I was given yesterday was completely flat, and when I politely told the waiter (the older middle aged man with glasses), he defensively told me it was a fresh bottle, and he opened another of the same brand (no pop or fizzle when the cap came off though) with the same result. He continued to look at me as if I was crazy. I've seen apple juice with more foam in the glass than either of these bottles. I said he might've gotten a bad batch and that he could contact his supplier for a refund / replacement. I felt like I was friendly, reasonable, and even helpful as someone who's worked bars and restaurants myself. I was expecting that he would offer me some alternative beer or beverage choice, but instead he just started arguing with me. He insisted he'd opened them in front of me and started pointing at a single bubble he saw in the glass, seeming to think this was evidence that I was simply blind to what a beer should look like. He kept repeating that he opened it in front of me, as if I were accusing him of something when I wasn't. But it does become suspicious when someone gets hyper-defensive over something you're not even accusing them of (like serving poorly stored or rebottled beer in this case as he kept implying he hadn't done..). I finally reminded him that we've been coming here for years and have been very loyal customers. (For the reader's reference, I'm also American and have worked a lot of customer service, so they've also always receive tips from us.) After some time of this, my husband came over to stir the beer with a knife to demonstrate that it wasn't even fizzing. I took a sip of it and it barely tasted like it had alcohol in it, if anything it tasted more like soap. The bottle was not expired, but it didn't make any characteristic sounds when opened. When I told him I didn't want to drink it, much less pay 50+ kronor for it, he got really angry and -blamed me- for the state of the beer. Mariestad is one of the cheapest bottled beers you can get at Systemet (the alcohol monopoly in Sweden), and is tax free for businesses to purchase, so I know for a fact that offering something else wouldn't have broken the bank. When my husband spoke to him, he turned his back to me and pretended like I wasn't there anymore. When my husband remarked that this is poor service and a good way to lose customers, this man proceeded to blame his "8 bosses" for his behavior, and framed himself as the victim in this situation. We paid for my husband's soda and left before our food arrived. The man insisted we'd stay and eat and THEN not pay for our food. As if we'd want to eat in a hostile environment and risk a call to the police after we'd left. We'd been staple customers for years, mostly because they have a version of the masala that comes with mango slices that make for a flavor combo that I love. This in spite of some bad stomach aches off and on (the food is sometimes clearly microwaved or reheated from previous days), and this aforementioned staff member who acts very much like a manager consistently tries to find ways to parse down the meat portions, at one time serving the meal on metal lunch trays that leave room for 3 or 4 small chunks of chicken and some less than fresh salad portions. It was always a gamble and I guess being yelled at and gaslit in front of other customers is the straw that broke the camel's back. This is not an establishment that deserves patronage, period.

First things first: I don't think I've ever had Indian food I disliked. I'm a strong believer that…read morethis cuisine cannot be easily messed up. Also, those who open up Indian restaurants tend to know what they're doing. As a result, the food is very often really good. Cue Spicy Hut. I wasnt expecting much from here, as it didn't have any yelp reviews. Actually, it wasn't even on yelp. I know you Stockholm yelpers, you know what you like, you know what's good, and you love to try new things. The fact that this was not on yelp yet made me a little bit nervous, but I will still excited to try it and be the first reviewer. You can never go wrong ordering some tikka masala. That's exactly what I did, and to be truthful, it was pretty tasty. There was something oddly sweet about it, and the sauce was a little more watery than I would have liked it to be. No matter, it was well-tasting. The problem came when I opened up the rice container. Not only did it look weird, but when I put in my spoon I immediately knew everything was wrong. Rice should not be squishy. Rice should not be moist. Rice should not stick together as much as this rice stuck together. I don't care if you make the best chicken tikka masala, tandoori whatever... if you cannot make good rice, I really do not want to eat at your establishment. As far as the naan goes, mine was pretty good. Overall, I don't feel that the meal was great, it was just okay. The point here is that I would not choose to eat here again, nor would I recommend it to anyone (unless you like wet rice).

Love this restaurant. Food is delicious and generous. Owners are very friendly and service is…read moreexcellent. Can't wait to come back!

After a hard day at work, I wanted to spoil myself with a nice Indian meal so I went to a Bengali…read morerestaurant/pizzeria. The wait staff was very friendly & polite & told me I could sit anywhere. I tried to order beer, but they have none. Not even "lättöl" (very low alcohol) which is served at pretty much every other restaurant in Sweden. I ordered the Shaag Alu (veg dish) and some garlic nan. It's supposed to have fried potatoes in it, but they were not fried. The potato pieces had been boiled, but barely that, so quite crunchy. It could have worked had the pieces been smaller. The garlic nan was good, but could have had more garlic. I probably won't come back as there are plenty of decent Indian restaurants in town.

Great place for Americans to grab delicious, Indian/Pakistani food. Food is top notch and location…read morecannot be beat.

This tiny restaurant is in the Gamlastan (old town) neighborhood of Stockholm. The proprietor…read morepromised me to redo my vindaloo if it wasn't spicy enough. He had to remake with a smile and deliver the goods. Beautifully spicy vindaloo that burned the mouths of my Swedish colleagues. All of the food was well spiced. Served beautifully and the service was actually on the super friendly and attentive side. Highly recommended for anyone seeking spicy authentic Indian food in Stockholm.