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Frère jumeau des fameux Happy Rajah de Grand Baie, meilleur resto indien du nord de l'île, la table de Phoenix en reprend et décline les atouts : une situation pratique à l'entrée d'un centre commercial, un service diligent par une équipe accueillante, de grands chefs indiens aux fourneaux, et une qualité de restauration alliée à des tarifs hyper serrés... La carte, variée, offre une sélection d'une soixantaine de mets, dont des plats traditionnels de l'Inde du XVIIe siècle. Cadre tamisé et chaleureux fait d'enduits ocrés et d'antiquités du Rajasthan.
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seafood platter is disappointing for 575rs , small piece of fish , calamari , the "big" shrimp is 60% shell , was expecting more for this price . whats more sad we waited 45 mins for it. :)
main dish , butter chicken was as average , portion is more gravy than chicken , Naan was more of a roti , thin .
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We wish to inform you about the quality of food at your restaurant at Phoenix.
We are regular customers over the years.
In the past few months we have seen a drop in quality of food and wanted to share our experience with you.
On several occasions there was an issue and we believe that you should have a look into this.
Yesterday we had vegetable biryani however this was terrible, it tasted like a curry rice and the quality of rice was not what is expected, beside this it was totally overcooked.
The lamb Rogan gosh tasted great but the meat was not good at all, a strong mutton taste was covered by the spices used and it was rather fatty and full of tendons.
The chicken and daal was very good, the raita needs to be improved.