PremJi Indian Restaurant — Restaurant in Baku City

Thank you a lot!

Light and spacious premises, very clean.

The kitchen is awesome: chicken tandoori is reasonable hot, enought for feeling spices, but not too much, so the taste of poultry is quite noticiable, the chicken is soft and juicy; rice jeera sufficiently neutral, what is perfect to a side dish, but cumin and cilantro are felt brightly; paneer tikka is soft and creamy, frech and delicious, with the sause is really perfect! Hot peanuts — good snack for fresh beer. Lacha paratha is very soft, but a bit crunchy on sides, the taste of cereals is delicate, bright and harmonius.

The service staff is very friendly, competent and helpful.

When we came the restaurant was fully booked, it's really popular place for people from India! This speaks of the high quality of food and service, I guess. we were forced to be waiting 20-25 minutes in a coffee shop nearby, and it was worth it!

The bill for two persons with two main dishes and one big portion of the side dish, three glasses of beer and one unit of paratha is 72 AZN including 6% service charge, it's good amount for the center of the City in the middle of 2025.

There are vegeterian dishes too.

Thank you!...

Special thanks to Mr. Ali for recommending us this place. Food was good and the restaurant was playing old indian songs that added to the nice feel of the place but the localite waitress serving there was very rude to my mother. When we requested that she will be eating her own food as she was fasting, the waitress was very rude. Our localite driver the waitress and she responded very rudely saying outside food not allowed. To a person who had not eaten the whole day this was very disrespectful and not at all welcoming. We were a family of 5 and 4 people dined at their restaurant.I found a few locals to be very rude and disrespectful and a few to be very kind and understanding. As a suggestion- the waitress should only talk to the family/guests rather than driver/local tour guides.

Giving 3 stars because of...

We went as a group of 27 from Chennai, India and as part of group tour plan we went to this restaurant for our lunch. The food was ready upon our arrival and just needed to organize the bread (naan). Non veg eaters liked most the mutton masala and veg had mixed veg masala which also was good. Adding to that was dhal, rice and raita and salad and kheer for dessert. Overall a decent fare with quick service and the washroom facilities were excellent as they had the biggest size room. Dine in options are there for a la carte consumers and the price seems reasonable for the location Nizmi street, amenities and good taste. 15 AZN is good for one person with one veg curry and few naans, and if can stretch to 25-30 then you can add one more curry and naans for 2 people. Non veg curry starts...