Le Taj - Toulouse

Avoid at all costs!Those who have rated this restaurant have obviously never eaten Indian food! You can get better quality from Aldi or Lidle.My experience...A single free popadum with watered down condiments.Starter = Chicken Tikka: I received a plate rammed with Lettuce and some morsel pieces of chicken that had been bought from a hypermarket. They were also obviously from the previous night. They were dry, tasteless and had a concertina effect on the surface. DISGUSTING! Take them away! I then had them replaced with mince in breadcrumbs. At least this was edible!At this point I wanted to leave, but I need food quick and was hoping that they could not make a curry as bad! Agnue 'lamb' or mutton in this case madras came. Now I know curries! This was basically a watery base sauce precooked, with an unbelievable amount of salt in it. Obviously this amount of salt had bred added as a preservative in order for it to last several days of heating cooling. A definite no no!!! Added to this had been separately cooked meat and a cheap chilli sauce added as it tasted separate in your mouth. It was so obvious from the taste.Avoid this place at all costs. Unless you want to burn your money, get food poisoning, or be put off Indian food for life!

Excellent food Tandoori is very good i think best indian food in toulouse good service all so everything is very well

Although there is nothing exotic about this restaurant, the food was decent and "TUMMY FRIENDLY". Excellent vegetarian options. What made the place stand apart is the excellent customer service that we received. Thoroughly recommend. Its only a 5 minute walk from the Metro Centrum.

I as a traveler have been to many indian restaurants and this has been one of my best experience. The tikka masala was delicious and seasoning was just perfect! Thank you for the waiter and manager who were really friendly and asked for what i wanted, having a sweet spot for spicy food. I will defenatly come back to this restaurant the next chance I get.

I love Indian food but it's not easy to find a good Indian restaurant in France. As the reviews seemed quite good for this restaurant, I thought I'd give it a go. I also saw it as an opportunity to introduce my partner to the wonderful world of Indian cuisine. Unfortunately what we got was poor service (a long wait between courses, service without a smile...) and mediocre food, and at a price. I haven't lost hope of finding a good Indian restaurant in Toulouse, but won't be returning to the Raj.