Royal Tandoori — Restaurant in Santiago de Compostela

We had booked a table and arrived a bit early because it was Mother's Day here. The service was polite and respectful but with no small talk at all. Our starters were ok, but some was burnt which I only mentioned when paying as feedback and they kindly discounted it. The mains were tasty enough (not like UK but it hit the spot). They recommended one rice dish for two people, but it's not enough so if you go get one each. We didn't have any dessert but were invited to a tea and lovely sweet dish to share. What we did notice is that it got so busy that tables of people were walking out because they hadn't been served at all, and others waited ages for their food so book an early slot. Will probably return and try other dishes. Will keep you updated.. Not wheelchair friendly...

Dine-in | €25-€30 Saturday dinner with my 3 other colleagues. They find the dishes as spicy. A special dish of India/Pakistan called 'Biryani' was not according to its recipe/ingredients(thast why 3 starts for food). The overall food taste was fine for me not for my EU colleagues. The waiter was so professional. The prices for starters were bit higher according to their quantity.

Parking: it's a paid parking, probably difficult to find in weekdays. Service: Good Wheelchair is not accessible as the restaurant is downstairs without elevators. Environment:...

Finally an Indian restaurant in Santiago!! The food here was tasty, flavorful with the right amount of spice, though the portions were a little on the small side. One negative I have to include is about one of the desserts (ras malai). I’d never had this dish before so if I hadn’t been dining with friends from India I wouldn’t have known that it was in fact spoiled. The waiters were kind though and brought complementary desserts and tea and the owner/manager even gave us shots on our way out. Overall nice place,...