Taj Palace Indian Cuisine

The food is just delicious and halal! They received several of best restaurants award and you can see all of them on the wall. However, if someone is awarded so many times with a messed up buffet I doubt if they are maintaining that award winning attitude. We wanted to get a buffer but the condition of buffet was so messy that we ended up ordering alacarte. In my opinion the buffets have to be very careful well maintained and appealing that you feel like stuffing yourself. Overall it’s not that bad, delicious food no doubt and must visit if you wanna have Indian food.

The four of us hit up Taj Palace for their lunch buffet, and let me tell you—it was a foodie’s paradise! The food was so good, I almost wanted to marry the chef 😜The curries were so rich, they probably have trust funds, and the biryani? Let’s just say I’d fight someone for another plate. The desserts had me questioning all my life choices because I couldn’t stop eating them. The ambiance was classy, the background music was a vibe, and Yogi, our host , treated us like royalty—he knew how to keep us happy and our plates full. And was the star—he kept checking on us, asking questions, and making sure everything was perfect. His friendly vibe made the experience even better. Can’t wait to go back! 10/10, would definitely come back for a second (or third) round!

Experience/Environment: I only ordered from Uber Eats and haven’t been to the restaurant yet but I might stop in when convenient. Price: Got a great deal on a few BOGO on uber eats and the entree cost tracks with other Indian restaurants. Food: Samosas were delicious. Vegetable Jalfrezi was tasty, flavorful. Would love to have more vegetables in it. The spicy naan wasn’t spicy, but still good. I used it to dip my jalfrezi with. Service: NA NTT [[Next Time Try]]: Will likely try one of the entrees with fish. Thank me later ;) Smile, eat, hydrate. Live honest and don’t settle. Hope to see you out there! xo

I ordered aloo parathas for takeout, and unfortunately, they were a huge disappointment. The parathas were burned on one side and completely uncooked on the other, almost like they gave us just the dough. The dough was super thick, raw, and there was barely any aloo stuffing—about 0.5%. A complete waste of money. I also tried the mushroom masala and paneer bhurji, but both tasted terrible, like they were sitting out for too long. Definitely not recommended for anyone looking for authentic Indian food in Las Vegas.

If you’re looking for an exceptional Indian dining experience in Las Vegas, look no further than Taj Palace! From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere was warm, welcoming, and beautifully vibrant. The food was absolutely phenomenal. But what truly set this experience apart were Yogi and Sofhia. Their service was beyond outstanding! Both were attentive, friendly, and radiated such genuine kindness that it felt like being hosted by close friends. They made perfect menu recommendations, ensuring our meal was tailored to our tastes, and their smiles were as bright as the spices in the cuisine. Thank you, Taj Palace, for an unforgettable evening! We’ll definitely be back for more amazing food and to see Yogi and Sofhia again. Highly recommend!