Taj Mahal - Buenos Aires

The living room is spacious, with different levels and proper decoration without being recharged. the staff very attentive, guided us on the dishes. We chose meat tasting (cumber, pig and chicken) with roasted potatoes and arróz with vegetables. The two dishes were tasty, well seasoned and abundant. a bottle of wine, 1 coffee and 1 tea, with the 20% discount of remaining, we paid $450 per person.

We were four friends on Thursday night. We had a reservation made and our table was ready. We ask for 2 tickets to share: shahi paneer tikka and tandoori aloo, both very rich. for the main ones, we choose dishes with lamb: gosht mughlai and keema hyderabadi, in different degrees of spicy. We also share 2 desserts: badam kulfi and gulab jamun, both very rich too. prices are in line with the type of food and the neighborhood.

I've never been to a hindu restaurant, and we've never had any hindu food either, so the one way to this restaurant was an experience. Cute experience as we went with my wife very satisfied with the place, attention and food. the restaurant is not luxurious, much less, it has a Hindu-style setting, televisions where images of Bollywood films spend all the time, simple, but prolijo. the mosses are attentive, they advise you with what you ask, they are not Hindus, except one that seemed to it. The chef told me that if he is, he was full of people, we had booked a table. the delay of the dishes is great. At times it seems that one is abandoned. the food was very good. we asked for entry some lobsters marinated on one side and a samosa of vegetables [they are some fried fillers with a crocante dough.] I asked for the lobsters, and probe the samosa, I was more excited about this last than with my dish. While we waited, they brought us some cazuelitas with some sauces: the red one was the spicy one, the green one with a mint drop, and the white one looked like garlic. for me the richest to bind on the bread the spicy and mint. The bread is to eat a kilo. It's finite, Arab type but much more maleitable, it cuts itself, exquisite, it's called naan. the main ones we ordered were also very good: curry tandoor chicken with vegetables and lamb curry in a tomato sauce. they come presented in round cazuelitas of about 10 cums in diameter, and with a rice dish, infallible in all Asian. It seems little but it is enough, since the meat, the sauce, the rice, all accompanied by the naan, makes you fill. dessert, in my case ice cream pistachio, different, rich, and my wife: gulab jamun (sweetly fries with rose water and syrup cardamom,) very rich. prices: I didn't look expensive, it's not a cheap restaurant, but it's not more expensive than many places you go and get disappointed. the price quality ratio is very good. if you would return? without any doubt. there are many dishes to know. Cute evening in a different place, I repeat nothing luxurious, but correct in all sense, where we feel very comfortable.

We had dinner here waiting for an Indian restaurant guy. It certainly is, but the food is very agiornada. We got ethnic food. Although the food of this restaurant was rich, it did not have the intense flavors I expected: the curry did not bite, and there were no seasonings. If you're afraid of the spicy, go quietly to taj mahal. if you prefer, I recommend that you ask the waitress to add to it. Average prices, pleasant atmosphere. I try another one.

It was an anniversary wedding gift. We had the chance to choose different restaurants. We chose taj majal because we love a well-conditioned meal. the place is comfortable and beautiful. The food comes out fast and while you eat you can hear typical Indian music. The restaurant is well located. After eating you can go out and dance or walk around the neighborhood. the moza explained the difference of each of the dishes. all the dishes with lamb are very rich. The bread (Naan) is delicious.