Taj Indian Restaurant And Bar

We visited this restaurant for the first time and my wife and I were very pleased. We tried the lunch buffet and the food was delicious. The tandoori chicken was especially tasty. I also really liked my mango lassi. We’re looking forward to coming back for dinner!

Eating is delicious. this time I had the naan with ground lamb, gobi manchurian and a chicken companion. I tried the tamarinde whiskysauriers. great mix of aromen. service is excellent and I wish I had the onion cahutney every day. yum! add from 9. sept. 2022: then and had an excellent lunch. the sweet biryani was the best I ever had. complex aromen, tasty! service is excellent.

The service and food were excellent! I really enjoyed the mango lassi. It offers an authentic taste of Indian cuisine.

Curry is an acquired taste. the lunch I had in the taj indian restaurant, had only a slight note on curry. I ordered the chicken corma, which consists of chicken stew in a creamy tomato and wobbles sauce. the curry in the cream sauce was not transferred at all. white rice comes with her order of chicken corma. as an appetizer, I had the garlic. the sauce in which the garlands are broken is like no other. it has the look and the resistance of salsa, but with an Indian kick. they are warned, but there is a kick of heat in the seasoned they mix with the sauce. the waiter asks them how hot they would like their seasoned. I highly recommend the garlic shrimp. if at all, they just come to the garlic shrimp. well the $13 in my humiliating opinion. as a side I ordered the garlic naan. in the grunde it looks like a tortilla flat cake in a lot with butter and garlic baked. I used it to fold my chicken corma as a spoon. very tasty combination instead of the damped white rice I could add. for my drink I wanted something that is beneficial india, and so I chose the bira ipa. I was in many breweries and tried many of the local drinks. I have to admit, this beer was not too bad. it is a pale ale with a particular unique taste. I would recommend this beer if they are in the mood for something else. the cost was $6 and I felt it was worth it at least. They were the judge. I ordered the chocolate samosa. there are two pieces of fried baked stuffed with dark chocolate and cashew. the hot chocolate sauce was shaken up on the 2 baked pieces I had served on my dish. the chocolate on the inside was warm and sweet. the cost was $6 and my opinion after, I am surprised that they no longer charge. the most spectacular taste. the atmosphere was very pleasant. I enjoy it in any case when they play music in the background, which is beneficial with the theme of the type of kitchen that they serve beside the paintings and art work on the wall. my only little complain is that my waiter only wore a dark t-shirt, jeans and white sneakers. Not to mention when he placed my plate on the table, the bottom of his naked thumb was fixedly deep in the plate where my eating in contact with...not a very sanitary practice. in port st. lucie, if you are curious about Indian food and want to try another style of delicacies, I recommend taj indian restaurant. aapako dhanyavaad (then in hindi)

This place I have been wanting to try for sometime. I have had the fortune of eating authentic Indian food before, and this place is legit. They not only have amazing food but the staff was friendly and explained things to us along with keep safe Covid practices in place. I highly recommend going for dinner but they do have a lunch buffet that I will be back to try again!