Friendly staff, speak English, polite, some combo dishes are available with rice and milk tea. Official opening, I was told, is in November.

You are looking to spend between $150 to 180, for a set meal, which isn't much food. Not the best value for money, compared to what you can buy at other restaurants for the same price. I would say, it's overpriced for what you get, but then again, it's exotic food, which can get expensive in Tainan.

Ate twice, Chicken dishes aren't too bad, but a bit pricey for the quantity given. Ordered a beef dish, it wasn't ready yet, was recommended a lamb dish. Tried the lamb......stay away from it. There was no meat in the dish, just pieces of fat.

Overall, if you are hungry for curry, it's not too bad, but stick to chicken. Prices range from $130 to $180, overpriced for quantity served. Not the best value for money. Limited menu for now, should have a full menu by next month. Point to note on chicken dishes: The pieces are boiled (to save cooking time), and then thrown in the curry. Most authentic places spend the time to fry the chicken first, and then mix it with curry. But then again, tastes are subjective!

Maybe the food wasn't great when they started, but it's excellent now. The chef keeps improving the dishes and has improved the quantity and quality of meat. I eat there at least once a week. I also think it's a pretty good value. The food is better than Masala and much cheaper. This is the place to go for Indian food in Tainan.

Someone told me that it has been closed...and that a FOR RENT sign was up! Anybody know about this? Thanks.

Unfortunately, it looks like this weekend will be its last. They just couldn't hold out to see the customer base improve. I'm pretty disappointed.

This is exactly the sort of thing that should not happen!  This community needs to stand by the places that are better.  Of course, we can't make or break every business but there are enough people where this community can have a solid impact on the good places in Tainan.