Indian Flavors

“The service was excellent—the waiters were very kind, attentive, and professional, which made the experience pleasant. However, the butter chicken was disappointing. It was noticeably sweet, lacked enough salt, and the chicken itself was not tender as expected. Overall, great service but the food quality needs improvement.”

“After spending a few days in Morocco, we were really craving some authentic Indian food and Indian Flavours in Rabat absolutely delivered! The customer service was excellent from the moment we walked in. Osman, who manages the front of house, was warm & attentive. The chefs, originally from Hyderabad, even took time to chat with us after the meal, a lovely personal touch that made the experience even more memorable. We started with Chicken 65 and Chicken Manchurian, both bursting with flavour and perfectly cooked. For mains, the Butter Chicken was rich, creamy, and beautifully spiced, exactly what you’d hope for. We finished the meal with a comforting cup of Karak Chai, which was the perfect ending. The ambience was calm and inviting, ideal for both casual dining and special occasions. While it’s a bit on the pricey side, the authentic flavours and outstanding service make it well worth it. Highly recommended for anyone in Rabat looking for a genuine taste of Indian food.”

“The decors are simple but the food is fantastic just a bit shocked that their dishes doesnt come with chappati on the side but the taste is authentic .”

“Great food! Great service, the waiter was very patient and helpful and took the time to explain the menu. The owner was also very nice and welcoming! Overall great experience ! Update: they changed their chef and the food has become bitterly disappointing. I expressed my disappointment to the waiter and someone who seemed like the manager got defensive and said the new version is what authentic Indian cuisine is like. I don't think beet red sauce with huge chunks of cinnamon are what an authentic tikka masala looks like but what do I know. I hope he enjoys the abundance of Indians living in Rabat because the target audience is clearly not Moroccans anymore 🤷🏻‍♀️”