Happy India — Restaurant in Stockholm

Barely ok. Me and my wife ordered one chicken Balti and one chicken Karahi with two garlic-naans for takeaway. The naan bread were burnt and thus mostly just tasted burnt bread. The Karahi tasted too sweet of chutney, a chutney I recognise from the local store by the taste of the mango pieces. Balti was hot as promised but otherwise pretty bland in taste. The spices in both dishes didn't really come out and the garlic I recognised coming from those bulk stores where you can buy pre-peeled and pre processed freezed garlic for ease of use. They don't taste very good though...

Compared to Indiska Källaren at Skanstull or Indian Garden at Sjövikstorget, this place is way too expensive for what you get. Not worth a visit and definitely not worth the...

Judging by the mix of reviews the quality varies vastly. Maybe they have different chefs and I got the not great one? I had the Paneer Tikka Masala to go and it was bland, oily and too salty and the cheese was cold, as was my naan. The tikka masala sauce is more reminiscent of the kind of gravy you get with Swedish meatballs at school and though it is red I could not taste any tomato or even any spices except from salt, pepper and, above all else, garlic powder. I can not in good conscience recommend this restaurant to anyone. I had no more than two bites, the second as I wrote this to make sure I was not misrepresenting the taste...

worst experience. Rude staff with no minimum sense of how to treat customers. Group of 5 Indians visited the restaurant hoping for a good Indian meal. They barely attended us and told to two choose from only couple of dishes they have and gave a free suggestion to go to near by Indian restaurant. In my many years of stay in Sweden I never encountered such a unprofessional & manner less staff. visit at...