The food was really good, well located near station and vey nice hospitality. We were craving for Indian food after a a few days vacation in Geneva and this restaurant featured on our search as the taste saviour, nice experience also speaking with the restaurant owner himself who also Served us the delicious dishes. Worth a visit and value for money.

Being an Indian who loves home cooked Indian food, this was the closest to home. I particularly did not enjoy the Swiss cuisine so this was definitely a life saver for me lest I went hungry for my whole trip! The food here is delicious and authentic and great service.

I don’t understand the bad reviews abou thr restaurant. I ate there with my husband today and we were very happy. The naan, butter chicken curry and lamb curry were very tasty. Mango lasi was the best one I have ever ordered in Geneva. When it comes to pricing, it is less than in most of Geneva restaurants, around 26CH for a dish. We used the passport gourmand and the discount was applied on the entire order (including drinks!). The restaurant is clean and cosy. Don’t hesitate to visit!

One of Geneva's halal eateries. The food was really good. I ordered beef vindaloo, basmati rice with safran, masala tea and dessert. Total cost was CHf 45. It's a bit too much for one person especially if you don't earn in CHf, lol. The tea comes in a pot, but it's just a small pot, sharing is not recommended unless if you don't mind getting 3/4 glass if shared with another person. Please read the menu carefully as they clearly stated rice is not included in the dish, so if you think that they come in set, you are wrong. Overall I really enjoyed the meal. The beef portion suits 2 person by the way because I couldn't finish them. Rice is for 1 person portion. On a side note, I watched the final World Cup 2022 match here Argentina vs France. Great memories 🙂