Indian Garden

We booked a table for nine people and when we arrived we were seated at a table for 8 people. So instead of moving us they crammed us in together and added another placing.
Our waiter perhaps had little training because when we ordered we had to go around the table and say what drinks we wanted in order of who wanted alcoholic drinks first and then who wanted soft drinks after that. We got in trouble if we mixed up and ordered the wrong way.
The staff were all over the place! The management really needs to train them how to be waiters because the guy we had really had no clue.
The food is okay, not amazing or worth the hype Stockholmers seems to give this place. I’ve eaten southern and northern Indian food all over the world and this place definitely caters towards the western palate: bland and mild.
Really wouldn’t go back…

Good service, atmosphere, food, and wine. Very friendly and attentive staff, a large menu. I will definitely come back to try the many other dishes. Thumbs up.

Maybe we got them on a bad night, maybe we just had a poor waiter or maybe it’s because I travel to Indian regularly and come from the North of England… But this is an average place and we experienced terrible service …
The 1^st waiter was on the edge of rudeness, would not make a recommendation and demanded we order by the number next to the dish name; like in a cheap takeaway or a reverse bingo hall.
Then we waited 50 minutes for the main dish while having stale popadoms at 20 SEK a pop…
The main dishes were ok, chicken mango Balti and an over spiced chicken Karai… Nan’s were acceptable but only that…
It gets great reviews which means one of two things ‚
1. We got them on a bad night
2. It is easy to impress Swedes with an average Indian and décor that resembles a Mumbai dance hall
Keep Eating X

This gets 5 stars for so many reasons:
— it’s the only place in Stockholm that I know of that has dosas,
— extremely friendly, attentive service — a rarity in Stockholm!
— amazing food
— lovely ambiance — feels appropriate for a special occasion.
I went with Indian friends from Bangalore and Chennai, and they were both happily impressed with the food, as were all the Swedes in our group. The staff is super diverse — an owner from Bangladesh (I think?), chef from Chennai, and our waiter was from Afghanistan. This means that they can offer a pretty big variety of dishes and still get all of them right! We were quite happy with their dosas, biryani, and jalfrezi.
The portions are large so don’t let the prices deter you — it’s a great value for the overall experience.

Super good Indian food. Good service, good atmosphere! I can simply say that I highly recommend this place. Do reserve, as it is very popular!
Our waiter was both funny, smart and nice. We were 10 people in our group, and the orders were taken swiftly and delivered correctly. No problems whatsoever. Perhaps their only problem is that they have just too many options in the menu. But our waiter was kind enough to point out which dishes he thought were extra good.
They had no less than five different types of bread. I tried the coconut/​raisin bread, which was of course sweet, but worked very well with a spicy dish. Fairly decent prices too.

The food was tasty, and they are generous with the portions. There were several delicious dishes to choose from. I would go back to eat there. The staff was also very patient and kind. Great relaxed atmosphere as well.

Definitely a place to go. Good food, quite fancy, good wine, nice inside. Good restaurant, will be a good choice. Not cheap however :)

This restaurant is THE BEST Indian restaurant I have ever eaten ! The food is really amazing, delicate and tasty, they actually serve you too much but it’s so good you don’t want to waste one single grain of rice. I also had a cocktail with Coriander, that was so fresh !
If you go in the evening I would definitely recommand the tandoori shrimps, that come on a warm pan, with the delicious sauce on the side, and a bowl of rice. Oh, and have that coriander cocktail. Do it for me …
For lunch it’s much cheaper, and the food is as good. The ckicken sizlar in particular, you can just put your knife in it and it will feel like butter.
The place is also very cozy, even when there are many people, because there is no music, so you can actually talk to the person you are having dinner with. The waiters are very nice, nothing special to say about that.

Came to Indian Garden on a date, and I’m glad he chose this spot because it’s actually quite appropriate for a meeting like this. Candle lights and lamps make the perfect intimate atmosphere.
The restaurant was pretty full so I’m glad we had a reservation. Menus are in Swedish and English, which helps if your Swedish is as good as mine.
I ordered a chicken with a peanuts and coconut milk cream that was mild. We also got one garlic naan to share.
Food came in very fast, probably less than 10 minutes and it was accompanied by a little salad and rice.
Taste was delicious, and not very strong to eat.
Despite the fact they have several servers they were a little confusing and I had to ask to three times to get my water glass refilled.
Prices are a little bit more expensive than what I would like to pay, but nothing terrible for this particular place, my dish was around 230 SEK.

Definitely the best Indian food in Stockholm and maybe Europe. Absolutely outstanding menu. Good service.

despite all my friends having a lovely meal, I unfortunately got food poisoning after eating my veg Biryani. The atmosphere was fine, the waiters a little confused about who ordered what meals at times, was a nice evening with friends, just unfortunate about my meal. I wont be eating there again.