We liked the ambiance, distinct but non typical Indian theme. We ordered Pakoras. They came out…read morewith cute arrangement! Taste was good but they could have made a bit smaller to avoid undercooked inside. Masala papad was awesome though, we order it twice!. We ordered Burma Murgh, that was just awesome!! I had nothing like it before. Paneer Shahjahani was also good. Bread (Naan) were great as well. I started the review with 4 star but changed my mind!

Amazing restaurant. The staff were extremely friendly and the food absolutely delicious. We asked…read morefor none spicy food for our kids and got it. We tried vegetarian, chicken and lamb dishes and all were great. Very highly recommended!

Such a cute and cozy spot after a long day hiking. The food was delicious and service was super…read morefast.

Staff were very friendly. Portions were generous and tasted delicious. AND the curry comes with…read morenaan!! 100% recommend.

This place !!! Wow wow !! So incredible !!! The sauces alone are amazing !! I had the lamb dish !…read more The dumplings were fire. The bread you start with is so fresh ! The vibe inside is so cool. The location is awesome ! And the table service was 100% ! Can't even wait to go back !

This was an excellent restaurant and experience. The food was amazing the service was fantastic…read more Be aware that it is cash only, but well worth the trip.

We were so excited to find an indian place as we traveled Germany! The owners (I think) were super…read morenice and helpful, and were sure to get us everything we needed, including an extra portion of rice. I had paneer-- it was definitely very good, though not very spicy. The rice was well cooked and the naan was perfect as well. Both owners speak English well too, for those who don't know German.

Little gem in small town Bavaria. Delicious food and…read morewonderful owners. They were so hospitable and made us feel at home instantly. Would highly recommend the food and ambience. Definitely worth a trip if you are in the neighborhood.

If you haven't already figured out, Europe is not big on yelping. Most reviews are going to be from…read morepeople like us who are visiting from the states! I couldn't believe how many Indian restaurants were there in Innsbruck. This place has good reviews on google and we decided to check it out Food was amazing!! We got paneer kulcha, yellow tadka dal and rice. It was all delicious. Dal especially was so good. If you are in search of authentic Punjabi food, this is the place to go! They did not have their own parking which is true of most places. They also had some flies which was annoying but you will soon discover that's the problem everywhere!

Thought this place was pretty terrific! In particular, the lentil soup was so interesting! In fact,…read moreI'd love the recipe! NOTE: Bring a jacket if you're there in the winter. I think they're heating the place from the kitchen, which is smart. But you may want an extra layer.

Very good. Lentil soup is not to be missed. The service might be a little slow if the restaurant is…read morepacked (we came out during bad weather and the service was fine). There is such a thing as having too many big, heavy Austrian meals and this was a nice refreshing break for something lighter! If you prefer food very spicy you need to ask for that here. The "normal" heat level is pretty mild. Delicious, would visit again anytime.

the best indian in town with its luncheon buffet for euro 7,50…read morethe best value for its quality & variety curry in a hurry concept with very hospitable service ever rendered in innsbruck whenever & whatever courtesy

Was taken here by a seasonnaire working in Mayrhofen back in 2000 and i still go back there to this…read moreday. The guys at the Burton factory nearby often take important people there so it's definitely worth its salt. Inside it is really authentic and there is a rickshaw in there too. The menu is similar to any from the rest of Europe but they do everything well and have some nice little extra touches such as funny little bibs. Not that easy to find but check a map before and go searching as it shouldn't be missed. They also speak good English there which is always helpful for the non German speakers out there.Probably only a place to visit at night though as it is very dark once inside so for lunch or something it'd be a bit dingy.

As a vegetarian in Germany, having had bland versions of ethnic food, didn't have high hopes for…read morewhat the Indian food would be like. I was extremely pleasantly surprised - Channa masala was great, so was the Kadai Paneer (actually spicy when we asked for spicy). Navratna Korma also pretty good, and the rice had a hint of cardommom. I would definitely go back for the Channa masala, which is rare for me.