Taj Tandoor - Deer Park

I went to this establishment today I should have walked out when I saw no other patrons, I gave it a chance maybe I missed the rush hour Nope horrible!! The Roti was a cardboard flying saucer The curry goat I believe was not a goat but something else caught in a net in the wild and your better off eating an old pair of shoes at least you would know what you were eating don't waste your money its horrible

I tried the food from this restaurant today and it was a terrible experience. The portion sizes were very small and the naan bread was burned. The chicken tasted strange, almost like milk. Overall, the food was subpar and it was overpriced. It was a waste of money and I would not recommend buying from there. If you're looking to throw away your money, then you can go there.

Ordered chicken Jhalfrezi. Not sure if they know how to cook it. Over priced. Too much salt that I had to trash. This restaurant deserves less than 1 star. Whoever cooks, I would recommend that person to work somewhere else. I saw one note there, my dad is a great chef. Just to let you know kid, your dad is the worst chef in this world.

We are big fans of Indian food and generally avoid writing negative reviews. Unfortunately, our experience with this restaurant was disappointing. We ordered through Doordash and the food was subpar. The Chicken Malai was particularly bad - tough, flavorless, and not authentic at all. Our guests were so unimpressed that they had to discard it. The Naan bread was also a letdown, lacking in taste and seemingly reheated. We left feeling upset and embarrassed. It's a shame that our meal was so disappointing.

Lassi and meat samosa was very tasty, the cheese naan had plenty of cheese but just tasted like naan so not worth the additional cost, and the chicken korma was completely flavorless. I've gotten Indian food in mild before and have still had it bursting with flavor, this however tasted like literal nothing, very disappointing. I might try again and get a different entree because the samosa and chutney were good, but unlikely since Indian food isn't the cheapest