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Maharaja Indian Restaurant
A family-run Punjabi restaurant, the Maharaja serves excellent food from the north of India. Many dishes are vegetarian, and both healthy and very flavourful. The traditional Indian appetizers include samosas, poppadums, chutney and onion bhajis. The main dishes feature curries, stews, baked meats and more. The staff is very friendly, and there is always nice Indian music playing in the background. Take-out and home delivery are possible. The average cost here is around 3000 Fr. No credit cards are accepted.
Opening times: Tues - Sun 12 pm - 11 pm
Becsi ut 89 - 91
1061
Budapest
Tel: +36 1 2507544
Govinda
This Indian restaurant is dedicated to healthy food, and was founded by members of the Krishna movement. Govinda has a very peaceful atmosphere and the food, decor and music all give one a feeling of calm and well-being. There are both adult and children’s menus, featuring a variety of spicy and mild dishes, all served with rice. There are also some nice Indian desserts and drinks, but nothing alcoholic. Expect to pay around 1200 here for most meals. No credit cards are accepted.
Opening times: Tues - Sun 12 pm - 9 pm
Belgrad rakpart 18
1056
Budapest
Tel: +36 1 3181144
Bombay Palace
Part of a chain of nice Indian restaurants, the Bombay Palace has good food and elegant decor. It is lit with several chandeliers and has nice tablecloths and furnishings and a flurry of attentive waiters. The food is decent, but not exceptional, and uses spices a bit too sparingly to be really authentic. The Tandoori dishes are the best, featuring chicken and other meats cooked to tender perfection in a special clay oven. The vegetable curries are also quite good. Reservations are recommended. The price for a meal averages around 4200 Fr and credit cards are accepted.
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