Crowd-pleasing North Indian spot with big portions, friendly service, and many veg options; dine-in shines while delivery consistency and occasional seasoning balance draw mixed feedback.
Taste of India Marxergasse delivers solid neighborhood dining through warm, attentive service and flavorful North Indian classics that earn consistent praise for portions and value. However, inconsistent execution between dine-in and delivery experiences—particularly packaging failures and seasoning variance—prevents a higher grade. Dine-in diners will find a reliable, welcoming spot; delivery customers face notable quality swings.
Set just off the sights in Landstraße, this spot hums with warm, casual energy and the clink of thali plates. Servers are frequently described as kind and attentive, guiding spice levels and looking after groups. One diner summed it up: "Big portions, fair prices, and the terrace is a nice bonus." The cooking leans classic North Indian—tandoor-grilled meats, creamy curries, and breads—more comforting than experimental. Butter chicken, tikka masala, and dal tadka are crowd favorites, though a few guests find gravies too tomato-forward or delivery dishes inconsistent. Dine-in is the restaurant’s strong suit; delivery can suffer from spills, delays, and occasional seasoning swings. Families should fare well here: there are many vegetarian choices, mild curries, rice, and naan that kids usually embrace. Butter chicken, mango chicken, vegetable biryani, dal, and mango lassi are approachable. No explicit kids menu is noted, but portion sizes allow sharing, and spice levels can be adjusted.
Area vibe: Central, mixed residential-office district near sights like Hundertwasserhaus; steady local and visitor flow.
Safety: Generally safe, well-lit streets with consistent foot traffic; typical for central Vienna.
What's nearby: Close to Hundertwasserhaus, offices, apartments; convenient for lunch and pre-sightseeing dinners.