Taj Aiken Indian Cuisine

I have not been back here in a while but this is definetly a spot I need to return again to. The atmosphere is very good and cozy. Lots of customers inside when I dined here. It was a impromptu stop in and I had not intended to eat here tonight. But suffice to say this is probably one of the best local restaurants I've ever tried. The food portions were generous and you could tell everything was prepared from scratch. This place is fine for dining solo or with a small group. The paneer and garlic naan I had was sublime and the medium spicy was not overpowering at all and just the right amount. 10/10 I'll be back.

Currently sitting at the table and I just can’t believe how nasty the food was. Very salty and an unpleasant sight to see. Our waitress was very rude I don’t know her name however if you decide to come here you can’t miss the disgusting attitude she has. I order the Veggie Chettinad, Husband had the Navratan Korma and my Parents order the Taj Biryani Deluxe. I’ve been here 3 times and this experience was horrible. Food was nasty uuugggghhhhh what a waste. Also our naan bread was burnt (sigh) the pictures speak for themselves. Our waitress came back at the very end to check to see how the food was after another waitress helped us and checked us out. My husband was the only one who enjoyed his food. We won’t be coming back.

I've experienced Taj a couple of time. My experiences have been consistence. I've gone when they are busy and moderately occupied. The acoustics was surprisingly friendly even when it's packed. The environment in terms of decor and service met my expectations. The dishes were par with my expectations in terms of aroma and flavor. Proportion was on the lighter side compare to my other experiences for the cost point. It's pretty much a monopoly in the market in the area.

Our first time here. The waiter was very knowledgeable and explained everything answering all of our questions. The food was delicious and just the right temperature. The only monor complaint is there seemed to be a little less chicken in my butter chicken than at other Indian Restaurants we have been to. All of the food however tasted delicious.

I was excited by the fact that there was a lot of vegetarian options offered here. I have tried the malai kofta, my favorite dish, and was confused why the dish was so sweet. A second time I tried the chana masala, also confused at the sweetness from the dish. Third time I tried navratan korma, also wildly sweet. Fourth time paneer tikka masala, also sweet. The sweet taste of whatever is added to these dishes really throws off the whole flavor and I have not enjoyed the meal any time I have ordered from here. My family who have eaten here with meat dishes do not say anything about any sweetness to their food. I'm sorry but i feel it is really ruining the dishes for me.