Indian food is a big favorite and we frequently order take away from this restaurant. It's been…read morearound for a long time and never seems to change much. The food tastes really good and authentic in a way that I wouldn't be able to recreate at home because they know what they are doing a lot better. The restaurant has a typical atmosphere and staying to have the food there could be an option, I've just never tried it. They have a good variety of vegetarian dishes and I definitely recommend the one called Mother's Veg because it has a great mix of vegetables.

We had dinner at Indian Inn tonight, and i just can't believe how poor both the food and service…read morewas. After reading other good reviews i really expected more. I've actually never complained at a restaurant before, and i've never sent a dish back. I'm usually quite forgiving and i appreciate basic food. But our dinner at Indian Inn was below all expectations. We ordered vegetable samosas and onion bhaji for starters. We waited an hour for our starters to arrive, the bhaji was quite nice but the "samosas" were actually deep fried spring rolls - filled with glass noodles and still frozen in the middle! It was actually not even edible! We sent it back. We then had to wait another half hour for our mains, we ordered vegetable dosas. We were given no explanation regarding why it was taking so long. The restaurant was not even vey busy. When the food finally arrived it was very poorly done. The pancake of the dosas was chewy and heavy and the curry was quite terrible - it was quite clearly made with flavourless frozen veg and it was very unappetising. We couldn't finish the dish. When we were about to pay we complained about the dish, but the staff insisted we pay full price for the dosas. Apparently its difficult to make this dish outside of india and we can't compare it to authentic dosas we've had. If it is so hard to make, and it is this terrible, i recommend you DO NOT serve it to paying customers. We did not have to pay for the "samosas" we sent back, but the staff would not budge on the rest of the meal. I'm really very disappointed at this place and i will neve come back. I would never recommend anyone going to eat at Indian Inn.

Been searching for an authentic Indian restaurant in Sweden and came across Shanti Soft Corner…read moreafter reading many reviews across several websites. There were plenty of outdoor seating which was nice. Food was good for Swedish Indian restaurant standard however it's certainly lacks the rich Indian flavors. If you bring some extra spices from home then it might do the trick. They said its New York inspired restaurant but true New Yorkers will be disappointed. Peshawari naan was good, price was reasonable and service was horrible.

Finally an Indian restaurant that I will dare bring my visiting London friends to. I've only had…read moretakeaway so far, but this is still the best Indian food I have had in stockholm (and I've tried them all) and even stands up against some of my favorite London curry houses. I will definitely schedule a sit-down visit to the restaurant in the near future, as the venue is great with beautiful and tasteful interior. Alsco the scent of spices that hits you when you enter, is absolutely divine, I guess the open kitchen is to thank for that. The food is composed with a fine sense of balance and some seasoing that's slightly out of the ordinary. While maybe not fine dining, this is defnitely more than the regular mash of spices that you'll get at even the more decent Indian restaurants. Staff is friendly and prices so are the prices...for being in stockholm. We ordered two mains, papadams and chili pickles and had were definitely beyond full & satisfied with some leftovers. Meal was 360 krona.

Usually go here for lunch once a month when my stomach craving for indian food. Its located in a…read morebasement right of Hornsgatan and decorated in classic indian style? I cant tell, and most ppl would probably think the decor is outdated. But dont be intimidated by this or the obscure light in the restaurant. What i would guess, is that they put more effort into creating genuine indian food and some of the guys dont even speak Swedish. Try the "Chili chicken" if you wanna go spicey, "Vindaloo" if you are bold and if you are just crazy, go for the "Pall". Have one of their freshly baked Nan bread to chew it down with. The only thing i miss is a salads bar where you can pick your own stuff. You should try this for lunch if you like indian food and i doubt flavors will leave you behind.

Awesome indian food!!! Ive been here many times and the food is always top notch! The only negative…read moreis the service is slow and awkward. However, I will gladly deal with medeocre service in exchange for an amazing curry!

North Indian restaurant near Radhuset metro station. Dined here on 2 different occasions and had…read moresimilar experiences both times. Food: 3 stars. Standard variety of items. several different veggie curries, daal (lentils), paneer with peas, fish stew, chicken tikka masala, naan bread, rice, and yogurt. Cabbage curry was most favored by all in group. Chicken was a bit tougher than desired but sauce was good. Fish was soft and perfectly cooked but sauce was too water. All in all, enough to fill up on but nothing standout. Service: Just fine. Ate special buffet meal setups for our groups in both cases. Drink orders were processed at acceptable rate and water was refilled only on request. Plates were cleared timely and dessert arrived soon after. Inconsistent in portion size though. Got 2 scoops of ice cream one day and only 1 scoop the next time. Bottom Line: Decent meal but not wowed.

This was my favorite Indian lunch in Stockholm a couple of years ago . Their Tikka Sizlar was…read moremagic! Then they renovated and something happened. Prices were amped up, the portions got smaller and the taste was decreased Went from 5 to 3. Still decent.

ASHOKA! It certainly was, awful, the guy came out in a dirty tee shirt, showed us to our seats then…read morewe waited, and waited and waited for our drinks order to be taken( we were the only 4 people in the place. At this point alarm were indeed ringing but it was raining outside so we persevered. We ordered our food (4 drinks and 4 mains with sides) the service after this point was good and he brought us the usual salad, popadums and sauce. Things were looking up! The mains came and it was dreadful, the sides didn't come, the chicken was pink the tikka masala I ordered was a Korma ( full on Korma too) And when we questioned him he suddenly couldn't understand us ( he was fine 10 minutes earlier) We battled on and was charged £96 for the privilege. Awful Awful Awful. Avoid at all costs!.

Changed owner a few years ago and the new owners don't really care about their customers. Slow…read moreservice. Bad food, you can really taste that they fried the chicken and then added them in the curry sauce just before they serve you the plate. They have an outdoor seating in front of the restaurant on the street. There are better Indian restaurants in the same neighborhood, this used to be the best but is now the poorest.

Nice, Good and delicious food. Though packed always, still…read moreyou find a table in short time with friendly waiters...Ingredients are taken with special care for Indians and Swedish seperately. Try Lassi

Good Indian food with lot of dishes on the menu. Good outside seating and very wonderful server,…read moreGuru, We had a wonderful relaxing time here

Absolutely fabulous Indian restaurant in the NW corner of Kungsholmen. Fresh, brilliant food…read morebursting with flavor. On the pricy side, but just delightful! We will definitely be back.

I have only eaten at this specific Indian Garden restaurant one time - but found the lunch (Saag…read morePaneer) to be very good and fresh tasting. The service seemed a bit uncoordinated - however the kitchen looked very clean and our service was relatively quick. I think it is too bad that this "chain" stated that this specific restaurant will focus on the Indian Vegetarian kitchen - however the lunch choices on that day only offered two vegetarian dishes.... The remaining perhaps 6-8 offered dishes were shrimp, chicken or meat. What up with that! Seriously?!? An Indian restaurant that is focused on vegetarian cooking should be basically 100% vegetarian - not 10-20% at least on the lunch menu. Please make it at least 50% - I am sure it will just open up the eyes of more people that the Indian kitchen from the garden!