Taj Mahal Plaza España — Restaurant in Madrid

Had a worst experience with them. I ordered a vegetable biryani which must be without any meat or egg along with raita (made of curd and spices-Not Sweet).

Initially they bought a chicken biryani and when I enquired they changed to vegetable biryani.

Being an Indian and pure vegetarian (Vegan) I have had the worst Vegetable Biryani which was not properly cooked and was totally tasteless. Raita was like they have made it with flavoured sweet curd and despite my request not to bring the sweet raita they served, which was very disappointing.

I would highly suggest if anyone outside South Asia is trying the Indian food for the first time, beware of this place as it would make the worst perception in your mind for Indian food.

Though I have tried another Indian Restaurant around the area earlier and after them which are reasonable but their price is also quite expensive than others. Quality has already been discussed above.

1 star rating is still a big rating as per...

We recently hosted a gathering for 37 guests at this wonderful venue, and it was an unforgettable experience from start to finish. The food was absolutely fantastic — every dish was beautifully presented, fresh, and full of flavor. Our entire group was impressed by the variety and quality.

The service was top-notch throughout the evening. The staff was friendly, attentive, and made sure every detail was taken care of with a smile. Managing such a large group isn’t easy, but they handled it flawlessly.

A very special thank you to the manager, who went above and beyond to accommodate our needs and made sure everything ran smoothly. Their professionalism and warm hospitality truly stood out.

Lastly, we were pleasantly surprised by the very reasonable prices for the level of food and service we received. Highly recommended for group events or a special meal — we’ll...

The food is quite tasty and authentic. It's a nice place overall. They also gave me some snack as soon as I sat at the table, which was a nice gesture.

The funny part is that the waiter kept misgendering me, but overall he tried to play it politely. He also mentioned that he was muslim, which I respect from the bottom of my heart, but I did have to choose the wine pairing for the food myself, because he was not knowledgeable in that subject.

Overall, if you're trans, you're probably not very welcome, but if you are craving for indian food, it might be a kinda decent place to go?

Overall, mixed feelings, so please do judge for yourself. I personally don't care about disrespect from restaurant staff C': so I'll probably go there for the food again.

They took the order, brought the food relatively quickly, and I don't care about the rest of...