Restaurants that offer Bhutara

Taj Mahal

➤ 5114 S 108th St, Hales Corners, Wisconsin, USA, 53130, United States

Cafés • Indian • Buffet • Seafood

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"In the good old pre-Covid days, Taj Mahal was one of our few regular restaurant outings in the very sad food desert that is the greater Milwaukee metro area. There was nothing better on a cold winter day than to load up on good Indian food, then take in a matinee at the Marcus Theatre in New Berlin. But now that Taj Mahal has permanently abandoned their once-great lunch buffet, they're just another semi-shabby, overpriced, mediocre Indian restaurant with far, far too many menu choices, and no good way to sample the amazing variety of Indian cuisine. If Taj Mahal doesn't want to continue their lunch buffet, that's their business. But instead of a menu jam-packed with 180 dishes (I counted them! that many Americans have never even heard of, and most will never order, how about focusing on a selection of classics, then serve them Thali style so a person can try several entrees and accompaniments (bread, rice, pickle, etc. for a reasonable lunch-sized price?"

Taz Indian

➤ 10731 E Alameda Ave, 80012, Aurora, United States

Vegan • Indian • Drinks • Vegetarian Friendly

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"Fantastic food, good service 10/10 rating, I went last week and I 'll be coming back. They have a cozy shop atmosphere, its very nice. I loved how they served shared serving bowls and seperate individual eating platters. Their free appetizer is delicious and not filling, a nice warm up. Their meals are worth every penny and delicious and serve at least two people each, more if there are many courses chosen and you get rice that you ladle your entree(s) onto. Don 't get two of the same if you want to eat the same meal, just get two different entrees and that will feed 4 or 5 people, ladled onto rice on your own seperate plates. They work with you on spiciness, just ask and they 'll detail it. They told me 10 was spicy for an indian, and 7 was regular indian food, I (as a Morrocan who grew up eating Morrocan) was very happy with a 5/10 and 6/10 spicy level food, and my friends liked the 8/10 but that one cousin said the 9/10 wasn 't spicy enough haha. I saw someone said their food was bland, I assume they do a 2/10 spicy level on default (you should ask for spicier if you want it) so that tongues unused to spice can handle the food too, but I had some of the bland butter chicken and the spices were really well balanced and complex even though it didn 't have cayenne... but I preferred to mix the butter chicken with something spicier to have more kick personally."