Taj Palace

Highly over priced , bad customer Service disgusting food service, my advice is that only walk in if that's last place to eat left on earth .plate of rice £35.

We had ordered: Palak Paneer, Dal Makhani, Murg Makhani, Lassi, Naan.The vegetables were bad, no flavour, seemed kind of reheated.When an employee (who seemed like the boss) asked how was everything, I had informed him of the bad vegetables (which did not have any taste and looks like reheated). His face and attitude towards us changed completely (in a negative manner). We were not given any service thereafter and had to walk to the counter to ask for our bill.As we had 5 dishes which we were unable to finish eating, we requested to be packed. Upon which we were handed 2 small miserable plastic containers to pack, that too in an unhappily manner, So we asked for 2 more which we were given unwillingly. Definitely did not expect such service from any Swiss based restaurant. Not recommending anyone here.

The food was fantastic,We were very satisfied. the price is reasonable for Zurich proportions. The staff is friendly. The interior is very authentic and beautiful. Very cozy. Outdoor with terrace directly on the Limmat, stunning view

Hopeless .. Food was stale and was in not even in a condition to eat... Hope that the authorities have a proper check.. They were rude and they have named themselves according to a starred hotel from india ... They don't know how to cook and more importantly how to talk...

Poor quality, The taste of the food is very bad, I think they just reheat old food and give it to us, also it is overpriced !!

Upon entry the immediate thing I noticed was that the restaurant smelled "old". It is decorated with traditional Indian items, overall is quite dark and aged. The tables, bench seat on the end, the orange cushions meant that my partner and I were giving eachother looks, debating if we should leave immediately or not.We decided to stay, and afterwards it got better, but not fantastic. Service was nothing special, the kitchen is in the same area as the eating area except for old wooden panelling separating the two areas so we could hear everything, including the cook/s violently coughing a few times over the evening.They gave us complimentary pappadums at the start which is always a good sign of something better however we were a little disappointed. They came with 4 sauces/items but from the looks of it they were definitely not fresh, although refrigerated, and you could see stains on them from where previous people had used the same dishes etc. Not appealing and in the end we ate them mainly dry.We had the mixed entree, it was good. The main meals were also reasonable, one out of the two was surprisingly bland but overall okay. The garlic naan we ordered was extremely thin and extremely buttery/oily which isn't what we expected from experience. Most of the mains were around CHF30 and didn't come with rice as standard which was listed as CHF6 on the menu which - for a bowl of rice even in Zurich - is extortionate.At the end of the evening after paying we asked the server (owner I would guess) a question and he was quite rude, so all in all... wouldn't recommend, wouldn't go back.There are a lot better Indian restaurants, even in Zurich. Save your money and go to another one.

my favorite place when I have no time to cook, this is authentic India cuisine in Zürich, vegetarian will find their luck (Palak Paneer being my favorite)