Le Rajput - Menu

This Indian restaurant is located on the main street, but close to the arena. there is also another Indian restaurant on the same street that seemed more busine... read more This Indian restaurant is located on the main street, but close to the arena. there is also another Indian restaurant on the same street that seemed more business. when it was a very warm evening, the manager invited us to take a table outside that we did. he seemed disturbed that we had not ordered poppadome and naan brot we had ordered schish kebab for appetizers, but it was badly presented with just one piece dehydrated salat leaf as a guide. when the plates were removed the waiter removed our cutlery on the table we expected for our main course. we were asked how sharp we wanted our main meal to which we answered hot. However, they lacked much strength, as far as they were quite tasteless. the wee was good and cost-effective and we were offered at the end a small cognac. the staff seemed to be too relaxed, maybe with one could care less to keep and that together with the poor quality meal made for an underaverage culinary experience. Perhaps it would have been better to choose the other Indian restaurant when reflexion is usually indicated that they are more popular.

No great experience. the waitress had a bad cold when we were at rajput and sniffed very liquid all the time when she took our order, which was clearly unpleasa... read more No great experience. the waitress had a bad cold when we were at rajput and sniffed very liquid all the time when she took our order, which was clearly unpleasant. it was also difficult to decide which languages we should use to understand...ourself. we first tried French, inconspicuous, like the restaurant in nimes, but we did not seem to get anywhere. the waitress suggested we spoke in English, but this did not seem to improve. now to eat. the brote, which we ordered especially with the main dishes, arrived before the starters. the main course of my wife arrived with the starters, although we had made it clear that she had ordered a tandoori as the main course. the appetizers were accompanied by a debrised piece salat and were cold. the most important courses were a curry, a madras and a vindaloo, but it would not be possible to say by itself what was as they all used an identical looking sauce. no one was particularly sharp, although the vindaloo was ordered as extra sharp. I know that the French don't make a hot meal, but that was pretty bland. to make the things worse, the waitress insisted on coming, shaking a menu around and telling us how we had not ordered properly while we tried to eat that we had given. rule number one contest not with their customers! I suppose the lektion is: if you want a good meal in france, you go to a French restaurant. the only reason why I'm not rated this restaurant 'horrible' because the waitress lately tries to apologize for the totally random service.