Returned to A Taste of India this year after having a very good meal last time. The character of the place remains in tact with film posters (mostly Egypt related) around the walls. The service was good and the food tasty, fresh and well presented. In line with a good Indian restaurant back in Britain. It was quiet when we... more

Just had an outstanding meal at A Taste of India...excellent in every respect. Can't be faulted in any respect. Cetainly an essential experience for all Luxor visitors and residents alike! more

I had the Chicken Korma and Aloo Gobi here. Both were delicious. The service leaves a lot to be desired though. I was the only patron and the servers basically ignored me the entire time. If you're going to have Indian food in Luxor, opt for the Bombay Restaurant instead. Both are priced about the same. more

My husband and I adore Indian food so were keen to try this restaurant on our recent trip to Luxor. The restaurant itself is comfortable although there was little atmosphere. We ordered chicken tikka garlic massala and prawn keylon (runny curry sauce with coconut), which were both very tasty. The garlic massala, as the name suggests, contained a lot of... more

The two young lads on waiter service work very hard in this restaurant. The meal was very good and value for money. go here if you want an authentic Indian currie or English type meal. Highly recommended. more

This restaurant is beautifully lit and decorated-very romantic. The music was soft and well-chosen. A chilled glass and the local Stella (not the Artois sort!) is very welcome after a sweltering day. I stuck to curry but my husband had a steak one evening and loved it. The dupiaza is lovely but the ceylon, particularly, the king prawn one, is... more

I visit Luxor on a regular basis. Every time I visit, the Taste of India is a must. Love the food, love the service and have never had a bad meal. If you go later in the evening when the rush has died down then Russel, the owner, has time to sit and have a drink and a chat with... more

went to this restaurant in august 2009. the word bland sprang immediately to mind. all the dishes were just plain and tasteless. not worth the visit at all. the taste was not indian at all. i wonder if they have an indian chef. more

Although we spent most of our holiday trying to find authentic Egyptian cuisine, the Taste of India became our favourite place during our stay. All of the food is cooked fresh there and then, wonderful starters, top notch curries and a good choice of desserts (fruity pancakes). If you go try the Tandori King Prawns huge and delicious. Aside form... more