Indian Village - Indisk restaurang & bar Göteborg — Restaurant in Göteborgs Stad

We went here with some expectations after reading positive reviews but we're definitely disappointed. The restaurant was crowded more than usual since there was a concert at a stadium nearby, but I expect them to be prepared for such instances. The service took forever and our appetizers were served after the main course. The main course took about 50 minutes to get to the table and we weren't given any heads up about the long wait. The paneer pakoda was as bland as it could be. We also ordered the Achari Gosht which is supposed to be spicy according to the menu and in general, but it turned out to be sweet. We didn't want to send it back since even being served water took 25 minutes after we sat at our table. The Hyderabadi biryani is a chef's recommendation but wasn't really impressed by it to say the least. The garlic naan hardly had any garlic at all, so was the Lassuni Jhinga (maybe they ran out of garlic for the day). The only positive from the dinner was the Nalli Gosht which was delicious and the meat was cooked really well throughout. They also have some good lassi.

I wouldn't recommend this restaurant unless I have a better experience if and when I make up my mind to give it...

Great authentic restaurant with great variety of food. Food was magnificent. I have felt in love with Indian food with all of its spice. If you like the spice as much as I do, you may always ask for more. The bread were extremely tasty and flavourful. Atmosphere were great, but haven't taken all of the attention. Service was nice, they offered free water and were really polite and there were very little people even though it was Saturday. The only problem is the price, around 150 kr or 15$ per dish, however the dishes were relatively small, drinks were around 40kr or 4$. In conclusion it is a nice place...

Food is good but name of the restaurant written in Hindi गंवार इंडियन is the wrong , if the name of the hotel says Indian village in Hindi it should be भारतीय गाँव where owner have written गंवार इण्डियन that means uneducated Indian , and according to him it’s correct there is nothing wrong in name , tried making him understand but he started arguing and was rude and walked off , so I would definitely not go to a place who says on their menu uneducated Indian ,, sorry but not sorry not the correct place to dine in...