Taj Indian Bistro.Bar

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Taj Indian Bistro.Bar

Taj Indian Bistro.Bar

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Telephone 09-520 1314

1 Manukau Rd
Where Broadway meets Manukau Rd, Epsom end of Newmarket
Epsom
Auckland City

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Cuisine:: Cafe, A La Carte, Bistro, Indian
Hours:: Mon-Fri 11.30am-2.30pm, 5pm-9.30pm
Sat-Sun 5pm-9.30pm

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Taj Bistro & Bar, sister restaurant Masala in Beijing, China is a full-service Indian restaurant with a contemporary twist, in our food, our décor and our approach. We take pride in our services and place great importance on the quality and freshness of every ingredient we use. Our food mantra is simple-fresh, flavorful and colorful food that appeals to all five senses.We believe that the food we serve should transfer you, in spirit, to the region it originated from. Therefore every recipe has been painstakingly gathered from kitchens all across Indian Region. Taj Indian Bistro offers a unique dining experience, as exotic and enchanting as this fusion of Hindu and Buddhist Cultures.No matter what dietary philosophy you follow, we have something for everyone. We believe you shouldn’t have to lose-out on taste just because you follow a special diet. We therefore cater to special diet groups like vegetarians, Gluten free and vegans. We also serve Halal meat and gluten-free delicacies. So whether you like your curry hot, super-hot or inferno-style, we will custom-make it to your individual taste.Our Lassi Bar menu is the object of our contemporaries envy.We have stouts, brown, pale and light ales and premium lager beers from all around the world. The spirit menu features some of the exclusive and best selection of vodkas, rums and gins. We bet we have Lassi and NAB’s on the list that you’ve never tried before. We have something for everyone even if you don’t drink alcohol! So dig in and don’t be shy to indulge….we know you’ll be back for more….

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Categories:: Takeaway / Fast Food, Restaurants, Bar & Brasseries, Bistros
Takeaways:: Yes
Parking:: Free On-Street, Free Off-Street
Price Range:: Moderate, $15 - $25
Attire:: Casual
Good For Groups:: Yes

Good For Children:: Yes
Delivers:: Yes
WI-FI:: Free
Alcohol:: Beer, Wine, Spirits, Cocktails
BYO/Corkage:: BYO, Corkage Charge
Takes Reservations:: Yes

Dietary Restrictions:: Vegetarian, Vegan, Halal, Dairy-free, Gluten-free, Soy-free
Meals Served:: Brunch, Lunch, Dinner
Payment Types:: EFTPOS, Visa, MasterCard, Diners
Seating For:: 40
Outdoor Seating:: Yes

Reviews for Taj Indian Bistro.Bar

by Myles A. 9th May 2013: Used to be our regular but under new management and the takeaways were awful, we didn’t finish them. Overcooked, over salted, small portions, tiny Naan bread. Not a patch on what it used to be. Maybe struck the chef on a bad day given the other reviews but not chancing it again.
by Sanjit D. 4th April 2013: Eight of us went on a discounted deal voucher dinner last Saturday during Easter break. This newly opened restaurant has been very decently refurbished.
Parking at the back is bit limited though.
Service was excellent with all care and sincerity and food was pretty authentic I must say. Certainly not one of those run of the mill Indian dishes. The Chef has taken great care to create unique main Indian dishes.
BYO with no corkage!
Matching crockeries and cutlery adds to the dining pleasure, Fine dining by any moderate standards. Certainly recommended to try and judge for yourself. Good luck to their sincere efforts.
by Lucy G. 27th March 2013: The food here is tremendous, and I think they’ve done a really great job with the refurbishment.

I came here for lunch on my day off on Monday, and treated myself to a glass of wine along with the “Kashmiri Deghi Subz”.
This dish had classic mixed (but fresh) veges in a vegetarian “Yakhni and Kashmiri red chilli masala”, and the flavours were utterly delicious.

The waitress was very helpful opening a bottle of Allan Scott Reisling for me to have some by-the-glass, which wasn’t on the wine list yet (had just been added), and she got the Indian chef out to explain the dishes to me, and he recommended the naan bread with the Deghi dish.

They also gave me some very yummy snacks while I was waiting, to dip into a chilli, cucumber, spicy yoghurt dip. MmMmm.

I came to this building a couple of years ago, and the place was really run down, so it was great to see the space really opened up to let in the light right through the restaurant. I sat at the seat in the corner window so I could watch the hustle and bustle of the intersection.

Parking around the back made it easy.
I definitely recommend this place, and will be back with friends for sure…