Taj Palace Indian Restaurant

Stellar Indian food! Everything is delicious. Some favs--garlic naan, vegetable samosa, gobi Manchurian, butter chicken, and chicken tikka kabobs. Comfy seating, booths or tables. Perfect for date night or family dinner. The staff are all amazing and so kind. One of our fav places

Had a solid meal at Taj Palace. Had been craving a good Indian meal for a while and was willing to go a bit far given. Informal setting, which means it's good for family and kids. The staff is incredibly friendly and accommodating. Food was good, and we sampled a variety of Saag, Korma, and Tandoori dishes. The spice level and flavors were a bit more muted than I was expecting and used to. Tandoori chicken was also a bit dry. I really liked the Chicken korma and garlic Naan, which was superior. Generally, we left satisfied with the overall meal and atmosphere

Taj Palace, imo, has the best saag paneer in Louisville, and I learned with this order that their carryout has very generous portions. I wish I liked their chicken curry as much as the saag paneer, but I found it disappointing.In a previous visit I tried the tikka masala chicken and it is as good as the saag paneer so I believe the chicken curry is an outlier dish.Their garlic naan is also good, but it's fairly standard. They were very kind when I picked up the order, and I appreciated how well balanced the carryout bag was as well. It's the little things sometimes!

What a splendid dinner!Started with a double Willet. Priced reasonably and served with a giant ice cube in a substantial glass. Good pour!Next up was the Special Pappadi Chaat. Think Indian nachos. Big pile of beautifully diced fresh vegetables, a couple of different sauces and a cilantro preparation we need to learn to make at home. Perfect first bites confirmed we were going to have a great meal. Wife picked the Malai Kofta and I snagged a couple of bites. Big, complex sauce over the stuffed things. Really, really tasty!I chose the 1/2 Tandoori Chicken for my entree. Loved the bird's flavor but (like most Tandoori chicken I've been served) was a bit dry. Fortunately, they included a sauce chaser with the meal. The Kingfisher I had with the entree arrived with a big, heavy, frozen mug. Love it!There was a wonderful garlic naan and some Gulab for dessert. All in all, a fantastic meal!

Great food, very clean! Very friendly service. Went in around lunchtime only been once would still recommend.

Taj is the the best Indian restaurant in Louisville. You can never go wrong whether you're dining in or getting it to go.

Pani Puri Indian small bubblesIt often appears in movies. The juice is very special. After pouring the small bubbles, it is eaten together, which has a layered texture.Three classic curriesButter Chicken curry, Beef Masala beef masala, Lamb Palak spinach lamb curry, three curries, not good looking, but the taste is top-notch.

Their chicken tikka masala is absolutely incredible--perfectly spiced, rich, and creamy, with the ideal balance of flavor. We always pair it with their fresh, fluffy naan, which is just as amazing. Whether dipping the naan into the sauce or enjoying it on its own, every bite is a delight. My whole family loves this spot, and we keep coming back for more. I highly recommend Taj Palace if you're craving authentic, delicious Indian cuisine!

Good food, amazing service!It's always an amazing testament to service when your water glass never hits the bottom. My husband and I are biiig water fans, and they never let us go thirsty! Not only that but they were prompt with letting us order and getting the bill. We didn't feel rushed at all, but also glad we didn't have to twiddle our thumbs and wait for the check!I really enjoyed their garlic naan, it was nice and crispy with a plethora of seasoning. I also enjoyed the potato app, I don't like chick peas however I ate the majority of them!Would def get takeout from here and use their discounts.

Order here for the first time on Thanksgiving night with a coupon for 25% off. We ordered vegetable pakoras, shrimp vindaloo Indian hot, bhindi bhagram (okra), galub Jamin, rice pudding. The pakoras were satisfactory, and the galub Jamin. The rice pudding was bland. But most importantly, the two entrees were bad enough that I will not return. The okra was so old and dry, almost every piece was inedible, pulling wooden veins unable to be chewed out of my mouth with every bite. I tried to sort through and salvage ANY of it, but the entire dish consisting completely of okra was totally inedible. And the shrimp vindaloo was about as hot as the okra dish even though we asked for extremely spicy Indian hot. There was no depth to it, it didn't taste like vindaloo, and it was like someone opened a can of pureed tomatoes and dumped in a little of some chili powder and then some shrimp and potatoes. There's no onion base or mustard oil base. It was essentially flavorless and like Chef Boyardee quality. Considering that this order was $60, this was not worth not going back for a second attempt