Deep Indisk Restaurant — Restaurant in Copenhagen Municipality

If you are hungry then the buffet option is good at 150 DKK per plate, but it's probably going to be the worst-tasting Indian food you've ever had.

Also, never (ever) order biryani -- they feel no shame in serving a super weird combination of pulao & chinese style fried rice.

I won't be visiting again (obviously) :)

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To the owner who replied:

Thanks for showing interest in learning more about my feedback.

Here’s what is wrong with the Biryani served at the restaurant:

Rice used in the biryani was not the usual long-grained Basmati . It was the regular daily small grained rice.

Biryani had red & green bell peppers in it which is traditionally never used in Biryani

Chilli flakes were used which is again something unusual

Caramelized onion shouldn’t be the store bought variety . There is no comparison between the store bought one and the one prepared freshly.

There were no whole spices used!

Finally, since it was not prepared like how Biryani should be prepared, it obviously did not taste like one. It tasted like a cross between pulao and chinese chicken fried rice. Anyone who has ever eaten Biryani in life would be left aghast at what is being served...

The service was very nice but that's about everything good I can say about this place. Tandoori chicken consisted of two drumsticks and two side breasts, the chicken was cooked some days before definitely not fresh. For the garlic bread they charge extra. Vegetable was just a little bit cabbage and a few cubes of paprika... Far away from original Indian cuisine. It's my first time in Copenhagen so I don't know about pricing but considered to the rest of the world it was not cheap. Definitely don't go there you will be disappointed. Edit: ok bread aside, maybe I have overseen the extra charge, regarding the quality of food...just excuses. Never ever was this chicken freshly prepared. It was reheated and tasted like done days before. And the veggies, well you can lecture me about does and don'ts in Indian cuisine...'cabbage to protect the chicken", ha ha...this "Sizzling" platter is just a show effect to distract from bad chicken. Oh and I forgot to mention the yogurt dip/sauce...with dried spices ...how about fresh? And the chilli paste, also not great, more sweet than spicy...but little that I know about...

We went a group of 7 friends and ordered Ala Carta..food was horrible and the old lady who was taking the order was behaving so rudely..the total was up above our expectation 1080 dkk, which we were the fine if the food was good.

Such a bad food, in non veg we even didn’t found any pieces of chicken, meat(chicken biryani, mutton Biryani, 2 chicken curries)

And the same didn’t know how to talk with the customers and after we gave the reviews to them they got very much angry on us and told NOT TO COME TO THERE RESTAURANT ANYMORE..How can they say like this to the customers if giving honest feedback on the food quality.

I would recommend to everyone not to visit the restaurant though you it’s your last day of...