3 Idiots Toast & Curry 三個傻瓜印度蔬食南京店 - Zhongshan District

The best Indian food I had in Taipei! We have 10 people gathering during the Chinese Lunar New Year! The food was great with nice atmosphere and good services!

Super excellent high quality Indian food! Me and my three friends had a reservation and came in for a wonderful dinner experience. The servers were incredibly warm and friendly and explained menu recommendations and how to eat certain appetizers in clear detail! Between the four of us we opted to share one two person set (999nt) (which is a great deal, comes with an appetizer, two entrees, two drinks and two desserts and an additional roti for 400nt discount!), and two additional entrees (minimum order per adult is one entree!). Each curry was extremely flavorful and the variety of breads to dip were vast (roti, thick toast bread, etc). The servers even explained the origins of Indian dishes in ancient history ~~ so cool!! It's quite filling and a very fun experience, and the space itself is so beautiful and clean and ambient, I cannot recommend enough for a very satisfying vegetarian meal :)

Yum Indian food with much spice!

Always a delicious meal at this restaurant! Amazing curries, toast, salad and more. The wait staff is always friendly and helpful. The prices are fair for the portion of food served.

Taste is decent. Expect the food toned down on spices compared to authentic Indian food. Depending on your palate, this might taste better than authentic Indian cooking. Two stars because my wife and 1-year old baby got runny stomach from the Daal. Kitchen hygiene level is questionable.

The least authentic Indian restaurant I've ever been too. Everything typical Taiwanese blandness. It's perfectly adapted to Taiwanese taste. I could not taste much of any typical Indian spices. Toast, salad, whatever that's not Indian. Never had iceberg salad in India... The salad tastes like salad bought in a European supermarket from the packacked salad bar. The Palak paneer is using mozzarella and some wannabe cottage cheese which certainly isn't cottage cheese, maybe a vegan imitation??? Really never had Palak paneer which tasted like a toast from a diner in USA. Well at least authentic American giving you ketchup and mayonaise to eat it. The only thing which tasted authentic was the dhaal. Easy dhaal is bland in India too so it perfectly fits Taiwanese taste. And yeah I've been to northern India or Nepal, maybe can compare the taste a bit to high altitude trekking in Nepal in winter There the food is also rather bland because they simply have no spices available. But that's the tourist menu only. If you are in lower regions the local food will use what they find freshly on fields or in the jungle so way more varied..

Ok you might think the restaurant names was a bit funky and interesting, and believed it or not, their food are so tasty and interesting too!!! Is actually my first time here, at first I wasn’t sure how good the Indian food is, but seeing lots of short YouTube film about Indian street food are good, me and my friends went to take a try, and it ended up a very good impression!!! They use lots of spice that you couldn’t think how they matched, but the taste of it was impressive, all végétarien, no meat at all! Good food and good service!! The guy that served us was so friendly, and speak very good Chinese, I do recommend this restaurant, if you as curious as me, you should really go take a try, won’t regretted :)

The food is special and the vibe was great. It was a little bit depressing that we made a reservation on EZtable, which says that paying NTD150 to get 33% off. But we were informed that the special price for the meal on the website was a worgful statement...After arguing with the staffs, we did get the special price but it was not a pleasant experience. :(