Jaipur - Sevilla

Nice vibe and food was very good but it was salty. I still enjoyed it but saltier than I'm used to.

It‘s next to the huge Metropol Parasol and easy to find. We had the Chana Masala and some saffron rice with raisins. Unfortunately there was a whole bunch of other dried fruits in the rice as well and it was way too sweet for my taste. But the Chana Masala was very good. The waiter could tell me which of the dishes were vegan, also he speaks english.

Very quiet. Friendly attentive staff. Normal Indian fare.

I've been here twice and enjoyed my food on both occasions. It's worth noting that the Spanish in general don't have a high tolerance for spice, so if you want it spicy you'll have to ask (I did on the second occasion I went and it definitely made a difference! . The food certainly better than a lot of Indian restaurants in Spain. There are a good number of veggie options, including paneer if that's your thing. Really good location with some outdoor seating. Most of the mains are about €9, plus rice or naan. Overall, would certainly recommend.

We ask for the dal and the paneer with naan. I don't know if for many customers at the restaurant or in a hurry or it's because the food is like that. the dal makhani had nothing to do with what is a dal makhani the small quantity, the paneer well, but the naan was like a broken (not naan) I stayed with the red face in front of my friends. How good these dishes could be.