Thali Restaurant Indien - Annemasse

Food wasnt good and was expensive.terrace is pretty though. Waiter was oretty inauthentic in his smile

By chance my colleagues and myself came here on the 28th of March! Very kind staff, nice setting and very clean...but most of all: GREAT INDIAN FOOD!! I recommend it to everybody!

I was in last Saturday...decent staf and very kind...Food is excellent..and this restaurant is #first in this city then the other..I was in lots of indian restaurants but they give special food and original indian traditional food..dont miss.. My family also love their food and atmosphere

We went last Saturday night and sat in their large terrace. First you will enter through their posh interior dining room, with plush velvet chairs and dim lighting, quite impressive for a restaurant in a small city! One could bring his date there for a romantic evening. The scene in the terrace was more causal and felt good. Service was fine as it was not that busy (around 20 diners eating from 8 9h30pm . We ordered their Kingfisher Beer, Cheese Pakora, Agneau Tikka from the grill, Poulet Tikka Massala, Biryani Boeuf, some Naan Nature and Riz Basmati, and finished with some sorbet. We loved their Agneau Tikka, so juicy and tender! One could just order this with some naan or rice, and would be enough. The bill came to less than CHF100, which was a much better value than eating the same thing in Geneva! There is also a large parking (Carrefour Marché next door where it 's probably legal to park your car after the store is closed (if street parking not available . Most of all, we did not come out smelling like Indian Food ourselves, which was great especially if you need to go to another party afterwards! Oh yes, they gave me a long stem rose when we left. Will return:

If you read my previous review, you will discover that I never actually ate at the restaurant, but gave them a negative review because of attitude! My attitude! I am so self absorbed sometimes I can 't get over myself! I think I have lived in France too long. I swore I would never go back! NEVER! But I did. Why? Addiction! I am addicted to Indian food. I am from Glasgow, and as you will probably know, Chicken Tikka Masala was created in Glasgow YES, Glasgow, along with violence and alcoholism. In 2001, British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook a good name for somebody obsessed with food declared that Chicken Tikka Masala, created in Glasgow, is now a true British national dish, as British as steak kidney pie, not only because it is the most popular dish, but because it is a perfect illustration of the way Britain absorbs and adapts external influences. I have eaten good, bad and brilliant Indian food all over the world, but Indian Food is very hard to find in France even harder than hard working, friendly postal employees. So enroute to the Bejart Ballet in Lausanne, we stopped in for lunch, and I am so glad we did because it was up in the brilliant category. I have a ritual for my first visit to a new Indian restaurant: do not order esoteric dishes that you have never eaten before order what you have eaten a thousand times, so you can make an instant comparison just in case you have to order an emergency take out halfway through the meal. So: it was the standard duo of: Mutton shahi korma and of course: Chicken tikka masala with aubergines and some amazing fans of naans to complete a memorable lunch. The service was impeccable, the food was delicious so we ordered 4 dishes to take with us at the end of the lunch and the prices were very reasonable. What could be better? I can 't wait to go back, which I will do everytime my companion is skiing which is such a silly thing to do although I will have to promise to come home with more than just the bill. The restuarant is billed as: Muslim it may be, who knows, but beer and wine are on the menu. Beef is also on the menu, so I don 't think they are Hindu who believe that a cow is Gomaata, a motherly deity. When a baby cannot be breastfed by the mother, the cow is prescribed as the choice of surrogate breast feeding. This has been a tradition in India for ages, and has only served to reinforce the sentiment. So they are an enigma which is my religion of choice I am an enigmatic. Thali is also confusing, as it makes one think instantly of THAI food at least it could confuse a stupid person which I am, for leaving a negative review in the first place. I apologise from the bottom of my stented heart and I can;t wait to heat up the takeaway. The take away from my experience at Thali the BEST Indian food I have had in France.