One of the worst places I have eaten Indian food. We ordered vegetable koorma that was surely frozen with no taste. The nan was old and heated.

I was invited by friends who have eaten at this place before. I'm no expert of Indian food but I enjoyed what we were served. The only think I didn't like was how slow the service was: it took a long time to get our...dishes as compared to the time we got the appetizers. We had to go and fetch someone to get the bill though the place is not really that big.More

Fancied an Indian after a day of rugby lol. It was very busy and there was a debate as to whether we were going to get in. We were able to get a table downstairs. It looks small as you enter but downstairs has loads...of seating. It was very busy and there was a debate as to whether we were going to get in. Service was ad hoc. Food was ok.More

Found this place and thoroughly enjoyed an excellent dinner tonight. Great service with a nice relaxing atmosphere. All the dishes were excellent, flavourful with good portions and the best vegetable briyani I have had. Highly recommended

Do yourself a favor and give this place a skip. I don’t know where the “good” reviews are coming from… this place is disgusting. From the outside there is a tacky green sign, and when you enter it’s small and stuffy. Once seated, the menus...are sticky, like they haven’t been cleaned; so you can imagine how hygienic this place must be. Because it was my mom’s birthday we couldn’t risk leaving and hoped the food may be the saving grace. However that was not the case. Nothing had flavor. Our Tandoori Paneer was undercooked. The eggplant (bhartha) was blended. And the dal tadka bland. Once we got our food, and took a few bites, trying to not entirely ruin my moms birthday, we were out as fast as we could be. People certainly dine here. Tables were full inside and out; but I suspect they don’t know any better.More

It is located in the heart of the Monti district, on the most visited by tourists and most popular street, Via dei Serpenti.. The interior is quite small and therefore, if you want to be sure to find a table, we recommend to reserve it...in advance A couple of tables have also been placed outside, in case you prefer the outside dining. The food was good and tasty, and the staff very welcoming and kind. Average prices. It was a nice experience.More

Maharajah is proper, proper northern Indian cuisine! As soon as you walk in, you are warmly welcomed as if you were family! We placed our order to go, but we would have been so happy to eat there – beautifully decorated and an awesome atmosphere!...The food was a clear 10/10! My butter chicken was INCREDIBLE – the chicken was so tender and gravy was perfectly spiced! Even the rice was cooked perfectly! So sad that we discovered Maharajah towards the end of our trip, otherwise we would have kept going back!More

We had a tough time finding an open restaurant with seating without having a reservation. We happened by this place and gave it a try. We were seated downstairs and had excellent service, tasty food and an overall pleasant meal. A bit strange to have...Indian when in Rome but the experience was fun and we're glad they had an open spot.More

we are a group of five friends, this place is the most perfect in florence to taste the indian cuisine! the staff is kind, prepared and always ready, we will came back for sure. siamo un gruppo di cinque amiche, questo posto è il migliore...a firenze per assaggiare la cucina indiana, lo staff è gentile/preparato e disponibile, torneremo di sicuro!More

A small restaurant but very cosy and extremely clean .Staff very polite Menu has a great choice.Service excelkent Would definitely return when in rome again

Lamb vindaloo, madras chicken not really hot (temperature), taste ok but very oily, meat was dry and not tender

Last time I ate at the Maharajah was back in 2010 when I was last in Rome and I'm pleased to report it's still the best Indian in Rome. The atmosphere, service ambience and food just can't be beat. The staff have always been friendly...and welcoming at the Maharajah, one of the waiters even remembered me from ten years ago!. As I sat down a glass of complimentary chilled prosecco was bought to my table, a nice touch. I started with a couple of nice crispy poppadums ( two euros) cooked to perfection and for my main course had chicken vindaloo (nine euros) and plain rice (four euros). The chicken vindaloo unlike many other Indian restaurants I've been to in Rome actually use breast meat, which tastes so much better than thigh meat. The vindaloo sauce was excellent and very spicy. The cool refreshing Kingfisher (six euros fifty cents) was most welcome. My bill came to twenty one euros and fifty cents which for food of this quality is very good value. I visited the Maharajah three more times on this trip to Rome and will definitely be back next time I return to Rome.More