Raja Indian Restaurant

Great food, good value. Had the mixed tandoori and peshwari naan which was good along with lamb and beef curries. Small but friendly quick service.

Unbelievable. The food here is incredible. Each dish is made with passion and is truly authentic. The butter chicken, naan, and the lamb curries were all exceptional and amazing. My kids loved it. Probably one of the best traditional restaurants in Brisbane. I would definitely recommend people to come whether if it’s to dine in or takeaway. It is truly worth it!

One of my all-time favourites! Raja has been very consistent flavours for 15 years. I will not stop coming here for the friendly service and amazing Indian food.

Asked for 3 naans no butter on the phone order. He stated okay. Arrived presented me with the Naans asked if no butter on them. He shrugged and said its okay. I had to say no. To which he replied it's fine I put a bit of butter of them no? I had to yet again tell him no. Then he asked me to pay, while he asked someone in the back to remake them. Won't be back. Dangerous for anyone with serious allergies if they don't take orders seriously.

Excellent and authentic Indian food with true flavours. I've been to a few and omg this is the best. The butter chicken especially is true to its flavours compared to many restaurants I've been to in the western suburbs and not too sweet like other restaurants. You won't be disappointed in flavours! This is my go to Indian restaurant everytime. People who complained about the butter chicken obviously don't know their flavours because they prefer the sickly sweet butter chicken from other restaurants. Not for me, Rajah is the best!

Hands down the best Indian food I've had locally. Great service, fabulous quality and truly delicious.

The worst Indian food i have ever tasted. Absolutely no flavour what so ever.

I am very disappointed with my takeaway order tonight.Both mine and my partners curries were flavourless, with no spice, and I ordered my butter chicken spicy, yet there was no spice at all. It tasted like baby food. It was so bad that we threw away most of our food.The naans were really doughy and flavourless tasted like you were eating dough. The Samosas were so thick in batter that it did not have any taste to it. I'm really upset as I just spent $49 for 90% of the food to end up in the bin. I hate doing these kinds of reviews, but I'm sorry this food was horrible. Lesson learnt, stick to my other regular Indian takeaway.Reply to owner:It isn't about a refund, I don't want a refund. I was very disappointed in the food. It honestly was terrible. This is the first time I am hearing that butter chicken can't be spicy, I even told you over the phone 'butter chicken spicy' when I placed my order. Terrible food and service.

If you're looking for a truly incredible dining experience, look no further than Raj Indian Restaurant in Jindalee. I recently had the pleasure of dining there, and I can confidently say that it deserves a solid five stars.From the moment I walked in, I was impressed by the restaurant's elegant decor and warm, inviting atmosphere. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making me feel right at home.But of course, the real star of the show was the food. Every dish was bursting with flavor and expertly prepared with the freshest ingredients. I highly recommend trying the butter chicken and the lamb vindaloo - both were absolute showstoppers.One thing that really stood out to me about Raj Indian Restaurant was the attention to detail in every dish. It's clear that the chefs take great pride in their work, and it definitely shows in the quality of the food.And let's not forget about the drinks - the mango lassi was the perfect complement to my meal, and the wine list was impressive as well.Overall, I can't recommend Raj Indian Restaurant enough. If you're in the mood for some delicious Indian cuisine and exceptional service, you simply have to check this place out. And if you're like me, you'll be planning your next visit before you've even left the restaurant