Le Rajasthan - Menu

went in here after being ignored at the one opposite. Have a Sunday menu for €8 but it was not on on the Sunday I was there. good all the same, and seres wine too.

Not perfect (being Brits, we are used to the very best Indian cuisine back home) but certainly good enough and good value. Just off Place Capitole, so great location. The Thalis are fabulous.

I came here to eat with a group of co-workers and found it to be quite nice. Lots of varied dishes and the Chef will moderate the level of spice and heat to your tastes. If you call ahead, they can accommodate parties of 10 or more.

We liked this place. It is unassuming with very little in the way of restaurant professionalism but that was a part of the charm. If you speak English ask the serving team to do the same. They are much more comfortable. Also the prix dice menu lets them shine a bit more. Not a stunning place but pretty good!

My family and I had a terrible lunch in this restaurant. I fell ill a couple of hours after eating here. My daughter's chicken was dry and my husband complained that his meal was flavourless. The starters were ordinary. Toulouse, while not known for Indian restaurants, does have better. The service, at first surly, did improve.

Very tasty vegetarian options. Definitely authentic food not like the usual watered down variety that is on offer most places. Just can't get used to Frenchified curry after the curry mile in Manchester.Had an enjoyable dinner.Poppadoms with spicy pickle. Veggie Rogan Josh and Bombay Alloo. The cheese Naan is delicious. All freshly made. And Kingfisher Beer. Also very good service. Excellent. Thank you.

An Indian restaurant run by Bangladeshis, as many in Toulouse seem to be. Food not authentic, but passable. Some misinformation in the menu which all of them seem to share, e.g., vindaloo being a Bengaluru specialty, veg korma being a Kolkata specialty etc. If you don't care for authenticity, which you probably won't if you are not Indian, the place is not bad. The people who run it are quite friendly, which helps.

If you've had good Indian cuisine before steer clear.I had chicken Rogan Josh. The sauce was watery and tasteless, poor quality chicken in minute quantity. I asked for fresh chillies and fresh coriander to liven it up a little and was told they did not have any.The saag paneer was awful. It was just that: spinach with nasty processed cheese: no other flavour or spice.Prices are low but considering the low quality they are twice what they should be...One to avoid.

We opted to sit outside as the evening was pleasant. It was a little tricky to find a good place to put the chair as the front of the restaurant is near a drain gutter. I had to move the seat sideways and lean back to avoid being completely tilted. We ordered the menu that was set up for 2 people at 40 euro, some wine, and naan. The overall price was fair.The aperatif served with the meal was pleasant. The appetizer sampler consisting of an onion item, an eggplant item, and a samosa was excellent. It came with various sauces. Unfortunately, things didn't stay at the same level. Our garlic naan arrived early, so we didn't have our meal to eat it with. By the time our food came out, the naan w...