Indian Garden Franzengatan — Restaurant in Stockholm

Had a lunch with Indian meatballs, medium strength. Was, as expected, strong for a bloke like me that is sensitive to strength but not too much. So they fulfilled my expectations. My colleague chose the strong dish and sweated a lot after some bites, which is to be expected I guess.

So, in conclusion, the dishes are good and not on the meek side. Feels like genuine spicing.

Pricing is, as most restaurants in this area, a little pricy. Naan bread is good but...

Have only had dinner here on a few occasions, not lunch, and the food is perfectly fine (although a bit more expensive than your normal Indian restaurant). However, the level of service is appallingly mediocre with a staff that at best seem disinterested and at worst directly rude (the waiter chewing on a chewing gum, who insisted on moving us two from a table for 4 when it was 8.30 in the evening and almost noone else in the restaurant, is so...

Food is average and one of the dish had a bad smell... It was old I guess.... Price is very high... In chicken thali, there was supposed to be 3 types of chicken and he served only 2 ..I was like REALLY? ... The moment I entered and the manager came to know that I am INDIAN, the response and respect changed and he was not polite for some reason...overall idea is better try with other branches or a different real Indian...