I used to live in Darmstadt (circa 2003-2006) and I have to say that one of my favorite finds in my…read morenewfound city was Lahore Palace. I still dream of the food there. The mixed grill was amazing... I would venture to say that this is my favorite restaurant in the whole world and I've been a lot of places. I may have had better dishes here and there, but Lahore had the ambiance, the service (and that's saying something, as it WAS a restaurant in Germany and they're not known for their service), and scrumptious food and drinks. Do yourself a favor and make a pit stop in Darmstadt on your way back up to the Frankfurt Airport. Lahore will not dissapoint.

Amazing food, absolutely delightful! And the delivery was incredibly fast. We had the Aloo Gobi…read moreMasala and the chicken Korma, both were fantastic! This place deserves five stars!

It was my first time at Shalimar and even though not perfect, I enjoyed it. Aloo Paratha, Garlic…read moreNaan, Mango Lassi were great, but the lamb Biryani was dissapointing as it was not authentic. A real Lamb biryani does not have orange skin pieces in it. Furthermore, only two Gulab Jamun for 3-4€ is way too expensive.

Good halal food. Very friendly service. Very inexpensive. Make sure you have cash, they do not take…read morecard.

Great hole in the wall place for no frills Indian food. Menu is limited but they do it well…read more Service was friendly and informative, curry was excellent, and prices were fair. I got the chicken curry plate with both bone in and bone out (different flavors), a drink, and naan for only €10. I usually have leftovers but I ate the entire plate here. THE ENTIRE THING. It was that good. I wish the curry had been a bit spicier.. but we are in Germany after all. Great place and would definitely recommend. Located off Zeil in a small building. Don't be deterred by its looks. This place is awesome.

Got to do an update. Came here two more times and it wasn't good. First off they raised the prices…read more50 cents per plate after the New Year. That's totally ok but the portions are small. The curry is watery and barely has chicken, the yogurt sauce is like water, and they give you a massive portion of rice to trick you into believing it's worth the money. They put in two new plasma screen tvs but still cook everything in one of 6 microwaves. Definitely not coming back, they need to get their priorities straight. You don't skimp on food and waste money on installing multiple flat screens instead.

Don't expect anything fancy. However the food is very, very good. If I fancy indian for lunch I…read morealways go there. The prices are good and I love the lamb curry

Very good authentic Indian food, fresh tasty and clean. Has a fast food presence but not served…read morethat way at all. Staff very eager to please and table to food is done very nice. If there are any low scoring it's clearly fin anyone that should not have tried food and people they are not comfortable with prior to coming here. Everything is fresh and hot prices are very good too.

Really terrible taste it was, I think they need a good cook who knows how to cook Pakistani dishes…read more Really expensive as compared to the quality and taste you are getting in the end. I bought chicken tandoori and literally it was hard to chew. I went there once and after coming home I had strong diarrhea. I will never suggest anyone to go there.

This is a great Indian restaurant unlike the ones that call themselves Indian by cooking some meat…read morein tomato sauce. The staff is very friendly and sometimes you get some complimentary desserts too!

From the owner: Punjab Tandoori ist ein indisch-pakistanisches Spezialitäten-Restaurant in Aschaffenburg gegenüber…read moredem Bahnhof. Hier können Sie die raffinierte und vielfältige Küche Indiens und Pakistans in orientalisch moderner Atmosphäre genießen. Auch für Vegetarier und Veganer bieten wir eine große Auswahl.

Fantastic! The man running the establishment is kind, generous, and thoughtful and the food is…read moredelicious. I always get the mixed vegetable plate with a samosa on the side and extra hot sauce. I'm drooling now.

We came to this restaurant actually by accident. We were walking by looking for a place to eat, and…read moreI noticed it and suddenly had a hankering for Indian food. Well, we walked in; didn't have a reservation and they seated us almost immediately. The place is beautiful, has a wonderful atmosphere and excellent service as well. The food is amazing. There are many fine Indian restaurants in New York City and I must say I would put this one in the top10 of all Indian restaurants that I have dined in. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Bland and boring, curries were nothing more than sugary water. Salad was anything but salad, just…read moreoil and grease dripping. Not recommended.

This place is a scam…read more No taste other than salt and hot. I'd get the same "tastes" if I licked furniture, I guess. You should avoid this place at all costs.

I was so stoked to find this place. I was advised about Ganesha from an Indian guy in my German…read moreclass a few months ago and put it on my list of places to check out. I finally got to go there two months ago with my boyfriend and another Yelp Elite for dinner. So, here's the deal- this place looks like it is straight out of India. Very no frills and very basic design, etc. It actually reminded me slightly of a hotel restaurant I ate at in India whilst watching cricket. The only difference is the hotel I ate at didn't call itself "call food" which makes me think I'm picking up hookers and not a samosa. Anyways. The food that first night was delicious and hearty. It had immense flavor and even came with a nice amount of heat. I knew the place had a 6 Euros all-you-can-eat buffet during the week, so I vowed to get back for that as soon as I could! I finally made it back for the buffet and it didn't disappoint. The buffet consisted of two different chicken dishes, one very spicy and the other rather mild, palak, dal, papadoms, and two types of rice. The buffet is not huge, but I was rather grateful for that. Every dish was exceptional and made for a very enjoyable lunch. Despite being run by Sri Lankans, they do carry dishes from all over India, as well as some Sri Lankan specialties and a few Pakistani ones. I don't believe there is any halal meet, however (not 100% on that). They also don't serve alcohol. I can't wait to get back to this place. It is not for everyone, but considering Indian is my go-to food most days of the week at home, it is nice to find a basic, yet delicious place to eat out every-so-often.