Holy cow south — Restaurant in Stockholm

The main reason I am not giving a higher rating, is because we told the waitress about a serious allergy, and that in spite of the, our meal came out with the allergen in question sprinkled on top like a garnish. We addressed this with the waitress, who took the plate back only to return with the same plate and explained that the kitchen would not replace the meal, but that they scooped the portion off that presented a serious issue and replaced it without the "garnish". They made no apology and no adjustment to the bill, and even though the allergic person avoided the area where the dangerous garnish had been placed, they had an aggressive flair up anyway. Delicious vegan options on the separate vegan menu, and seemingly friendly staff, though the power kept going off during our visit to the restaurant, perhaps​ due to an issue with the circuits being overloaded, and the potentially health damaging...

I've eaten there multiple times and thought it was really good real indian food, the chefs are all Indian and don't mind experimenting with flavor which I think is great. The atmosphere could really use a facelift and they should offer more drinks than they do, they got water and bottled drinks. The lunch is about 110kr.

Sounds quite good right? Well the last place I ate there the chicken tasted really off, like the fridge had been dead for a while, I complained and got another meal but the process to do so was complicated and the chef seemed quite angry about it. They said it was the spices but I don't know, I heard whispers that the fridge is too hot and so on but the new meal I got was good.

Sadly I can't give it 4* because I don't know if it was the food that had gone bad or not, also the atmosphere...

It is a small place with a few selected dishes. Really tasty! But beware. I have eaten here 2 times now. Ordered the vegan thali. 3 small dishes with rice. I'm not only vegan but lactose intollerant. Thr dish tasted like ghee, but it says on the menu that it is vegan. So I finished it. Both times I've had the same reaction of lactose in my food. Cross contamination? Whatever the reason, I don't think the thali is vegan after all. Give it a try if you are vegetarian, so tasty but I'm in lactose pain at home...