Masala Masala - Indisk restaurang — Restaurant in Stockholm

Having Indian food is the perfect choice for a rainy day in winter. Under these circumstances, this restaurant follows the recommendations of the government. You can book your table in advance by calling to have your own space distant from the other tables.

We chose one Räkor Curry & one Chicken Masala Masala along with Naan bread, a must-eat. Of course, we loved this bread so much. It became a remarkable thing in Indian cuisine for us. The Räkor Curry dish brings a new experience to me as Indian food. The herbs and vegetables in the spices form a unique taste and hide away all the fishy smell of the shrimps. The second dish which is the restaurant's signature soup with a familiar taste didn’t impress us much.

The good thing is the location. The restaurant’s placed in Stockholm center, so you don’t need to make any effort to find it, just follow their address. However we lower the score in terms of space due to its small size and its light quality.

👍🏻 Our score: Location 9/10 - Space 6/10 – Meal 7/10 – Price 7/10 – Service 7/10. 🎟 Price: Lunchtime 85:- to 125:-; Dinner and weekends: 99:- to 135:-

P/s: Also, one importance you should know is that lunchtime is the best time to eat there thanks to their lunch deals. It's half-price cheaper than the other times, ex. dinner time and weekends.

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I think its time to change my rating from a 4 star to 1 star after a year of my first visit to this restaurant. My first visit was nice with a welcome attitude. I have been to this restaurant twice in the last 30 days and on both the instances I found a noticeable change in the attitude. You wouldn't like the waiter asking you to order the entire food at once otherwise there will be delay in bring the main course if ordered a little later. And the reason being given as "They have lot of customers and uber Eats and Foodora etc.." Last night as well the waiter said the same thing even though the restaurant was barely half full. Also, "as per the restaurant policy" even on an a la carte order each individual must order his own dish and should not share. This is not right. I am not ordering a buffet. I would prefer to eat according to my appetite and not order too much and just throw it away just because you want to set a target price on your per table bill. You may frown upon whatever you think but you have no right force it on your customers. A welcome experience is more important than the kind of food is served. This is a good restaurant but with this behavior you cannot expect customers to come back to your...

Had ordered kadhai scampi and garlic jalfarezi chicken along with garlic nan…..it was one of the most tasteless Indian food I have ever eaten in a while. I am an Indian and I was not expecting an authentic taste but hoped it would at-least taste somewhere close to it…..but to my utter disbelief both kadhai and jalfarazi tasted same and that too both were nowhere close to the actual taste…..it was a paste of onion and tomato sautéed with little salt and some colour to make it look like a curry….my bill was close to 650 sek and my wife hardly ate any nor could I ….forgot to mention the rice that comes as complimentary with the dishes…..they were stale….ended up throwing more than half the food…..to my Indian brother and sisters …..keep safe distance…..might suite to the...