Maharaja Grill and Balti House — Restaurant in Coventry

A Royal Culinary Experience at Maharaja

From the moment you step into Maharaja, you are transported to a world of regal splendor. This newly opened gem is more than just a restaurant—it’s an experience that tantalizes all the senses.

Ambience: A Majestic Escape The ambience at Maharaja is nothing short of breathtaking. The interiors are adorned with paintings and modern creative lights,and rich tapestries reminiscent of a royal palace. Soft, traditional music fills the air, creating a soothing yet luxurious atmosphere. Whether you choose to dine in or hang out, Every corner of this restaurant exudes warmth and grandeur.

Food: A Symphony of Flavors Maharaja’s menu is a masterpiece, curated to showcase the rich heritage of Indian cuisine. Each dish is crafted with the finest ingredients and an impeccable balance of spices. Their signature pot special biriyani must try **, slow-cooked to perfection, melts in your mouth, while the **Lamb curry’s and chicken starters ** delivers a fiery yet flavorful punch. The **Butter Naan is pillowy soft, and Every bite tells a story of tradition, passion, and culinary expertise.

Hosting: Hospitality Fit for Royalty What truly sets Maharaja apart is its impeccable service. The staff welcomes you with folded hands and warm smiles, ensuring that every guest feels like royalty. The management goes the extra mile to check in on guests, making sure that every moment spent at Maharaja is flawless.

Final Verdict Maharaja isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a celebration of Indian heritage and hospitality. With its enchanting ambience, mouthwatering cuisine, and world-class service, it promises an unforgettable dining experience. Whether you’re looking for a grand family dinner, a romantic date, or a special occasion, Maharaja is the place to be.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) – A royal feast you simply...

Visited today with family.

Reading the recent reviews we had high hopes for this place however it was very lacklustre & just bog standard average food.

We ordered the sharing platters for 2 & 4 people which consisted of chicken tikka, wings, chicken & lamb sheesh kebab, lamb chops & a chicken + lamb balti, accompanied by sides of rice, chips & naan, we also ordered a king prawn sizzler main.

Firstly the sharing platters, portions were not suitable for the number of guests they’re stated for, none of our guests were full after eating & felt we had to watch what we eat otherwise others wouldn’t have enough, everything tasted shop bought & just really boring, the only decent thing was the chicken tikka & chips.

The curries were bland & very very lightly spiced, the sheesh kebabs tasted like frozen ones & also looked like frozen ones, the rice was plain boiled, considering this is owned by Bengalis we had high hopes for some great food as they’re renown for exceptional spiced curries.

We were only told that the king prawn sizzler maincourse was out of stock once everyone’s food had arrived so 1 guests was sat for over 5 minutes waiting for their food, it’s plain simple communication that you check your food stock before starting service so you can advise your guests on what’s available.

The customer service overall was good, another bad point is that the drinks were all lukewarm & not cold.

Overall all 8 guests commented that we didn’t enjoy the food, we didn’t feel it was value for money & that we wouldn’t come back...

Traveled to Coventry to dine at Maharaja with family on Saturday evening for the first time as this place was recommended by my brother. Since it is a family run business we went over to support them and check it out. On arrival the place was totally empty and throughout our stay no further customer(s) came…. On a Saturday night??. Made us wonder why locals aren’t here. Ordered the tawa option plus other items which was decent though nothing special or memorable, though the chops and chicken tikka were nice. Disappointed that there was only one lamb kebab and chicken kebab to be shared amongst three, not that tasty. Price of a single Nan (on the small size) is £3.50 which is extortionate. Waiter service was good. Whilst eating you get distracted by number of family members (non working) including kids walking around behind the scenes, maybe the family reside onsite, which we thought was strange. Overall the food was 7/10; in our opinion, much better options in Birmingham, service by waiters 9/10, atmosphere 2/10, decent parking, value...