Taj India

I have been here and gotten take out so many times that I can't count them all. Every single time I get the BEST food. Freshly made and delicious. Also a great value for the money. I have never eaten and felt - gee, I'm still hungry! Staff is friendly as well. Really appreciate you folks and the food you make. It's out of this world!

Great customer service. I have ordered from this place multiple times before. I had placed an order for pickup on Valentine’s Day (they were clearly pretty busy)-when calling I got confused with the names of the dishes and accidentally ordered the wrong thing, 100% my fault. When I got to the restaurant and noticed I ordered the wrong thing, the server was extremely nice and offered to switch out the dish for me free of charge even though I offered to pay for the new dish and it was my fault. I appreciate you taking the time to help me even amongst the holiday rush. I will continue to order from here

THERE IS NO BUFFET. They surely need to look up the definition of a buffet, a lunch tray with a small amount of foods that you cannot pick yourself certainly doesn’t fit the description. The first time I went here I was blown away. I came here a second time and it landed on the weekend buffet day (back when it was an actual buffet). I was so happy to finally find a buffet of Indian food but after this they had change their buffet to a lunch tray and still calling it a buffet. I’m currently in search for an India buffet. Any suggestions?

Had lunch there. I didnt find the food in their so-called buffet lunch as tasty. They just boiled those ingredients. Those lacked proper indian spice and salt. I took extra lamb curry which was good though. The most annoying part of this restaurant was the noise. During my 30 minutes stay, i have heard the owner (the guy with a red T-shirt and shorts) yelling at his employees for 10 to 15 minutes which shows a lack in professionalism. I am not returning back here when i am in NH next time.

The food here was AMAZING!!! A little back story. My boyfriend and I had the longest day ever and all I wanted was to try this restaurant out. I'm from NJ, on town working and I have a thing for East Indian food. Anywho, we get there around 9ish, it's right at the point where the whole covid19 restriction thing is beginning to subside and they're seating outside for the most part. Finally find a parking space, get to the restaurant and wouldn't you know it.... they're talking the chairs and tables back inside and preparing to close. MAJOR BUMMER!!! I forget their names but I approached the young lady and man breaking down the outside dining section. They really were about to close down for the night. I told them my situation, promised if they'd let us have a table I'd personally assist them with clearing and storing the tables and chairs. Reluctantly, the young lady agrees and we sit down for dinner. Imagine this, it's 9pm, we're in Manchester, it's a perfect summer night complete with breeze! We're the only diners on this perfect little corner with minimal traffic and we're surrounded by weekend nightlife! It was like something out of a 90's "Romcom" starring Tom Hanks and Julia Robert's. I couldn't have scripted this any better. Now, we order: We started off with the Coconut Shrimp and Pakora as an appetizer. ONE WORD, PHENOMENAL!!! The shrimp were perfectly coated. The coconut flavor and texture clearly indicated that this wasn't your garden variety, shaken from a bag, run of the mill commercial grade coconut. I wanna say they shave it fresh, try to convince me of anything different and I will no longer respect your opinion on fresh prepared food. The shrimp, not even close to being overcooked. Firm, juicy, sweet and pleasantly portioned! The Pakora? Not as many veggies as in used to having but delicious all the same! It wasn't overbattered, not too dense, and every flavor I know I should taste was all but jumping out at me with every single bite! Now, we dine: If your not accustomed to or don't have much experience with Traditional East Indian food, I HIGHLY recommend starting out with THALI. There's a vegetarian and non-vegetarian option that gives a brief glimpse into what Indian is and how diverse it can be. You receive 8 cups, each with a different dish, throw in some Naan and you've got yourself a meal my friend! Again, it left nothing to be desired as far as taste, portion or presentation. I couldn't have been more satisfied! This is definitely my go to spot for East Indian food when I'm in town. I may try others (honestly) but my heart will always belong to Taj India! Where hospitality meets great food and sits upon a foundation of modern day ambiance. Thanks for the memory!

Nice bright restaurant. Food was made very quickly. I had the shrimp tandoori curry and I loved it. I also had the chicken Tikka but it was not what I was used to. It was tasty and very succulent. There was nothing wrong with the chicken tikka It was just not what I was used to. It seemed like it had not been cooked on a grill/griddle and was not charbroiled. It was a BIG helping of pieces of chicken with onions and peppers but it had a little gravy in the bottom of the dish and normally chicken tikka is a dry grilled dish. It was good but not what I was expecting. Overall I enjoyed the food a lot. The staff were very friendly and let me have a cup of masala tea while I was waiting.