Indian Garden — Restaurant in Stockholm

Was there Saturday 14 February 2015 at 7pm, booked in advance asking for a table for 2 people. Got seated at a 4 people table that soon was filled up. Tables to close meaning that waiters running behind chairs all the time, mixing with guests leaving/arriving. Very disturbing all the time. Food was not at all good. Spicy food wasn't hot, very little portions of rice. Had to ask twice for Nambread before we got it. Cant understand this place is such a popular restaurant, worse Indian food I tasted. Wanted to take my girlfriend for a first experience of Indian food :-( She was very dissapointed and so was I. On top of this, its pretty...

What has happend to Indian garden ? The food was amazing a few years ago, but now it is awful, I have been a regular customer for many years, and I have tasted the gradual decline and have accepted the price increases, but this evening you hit rock bottom, I ordrerd a takeaway Madras birijani and it was not edible, the rice was tasteless and dry, the lamb extremly dry, the sauce was sour, there were none of the usual ingredients in the dish for example spinach , nuts , raisins,mushrooms, onion, tomatoe and oh yes you forgot the butter, I was so frustrated and annoyed I threw the meal away. You have lost me as...

I can only compare it to Indian food I've eaten in London, and it's OK, but nothing special. My main complaint is the extortionate price you pay for a meal in this place. 199 SEK for a chicken Korma is steep and 229 SEK for a bland Lamb Jalfrezi is ridiculous. It almost feels like they looked around Stockholm, seen how few Indian restaurants there are and gone: "you know what, we can charge these people a fortune since they probably don't know what Indian food should taste like". If you are going to charge top dollar, provide...