royal indian curry house

terrible food, you just cant eat it. ordered palak paneer and chicken tikka masala and cheese naan. 1500 went to waste. was only able to eat the naan. i used to eat at therestaurantand food is good, however when delivery i guess they just don't care. i contacted therestaurantto complain and promised to send me another delivery but until now they dont reply to me anymore. they made me waste 1500 for a food i threw in garbage.
thanks rich i will make sure not to order again and congrats oj ur stuff very professional for ignoring my texts.

great food - very poor service.
we arrived and the waiter didn’t attend to us, we actually had to ask to be seated somewhere.
he then rudely made faces at us as he couldn’t understand our order.
therestaurantwas noisy as staff kept the kitchen door open, so you could hear shouts, cutlery being dropped and plates being banged about. the kitchen door has a sign saying ‘keep door closed at all times’
i commented on the poor service to a waiter and his reply was ‘we’re busy sir’! to my horror, i noticed another member of staff wrapping cutlery and bagging up food outside the toilet! very unhygienic. i commented this to the manager that they should go elsewhere. not only is it highly unhygienic but was also very noisy. the atmosphere felt stressful because of the constant noise from the kitchen, the cutlery being wrapped outside and food being bagged outside.

fortunately, the food was very good. decent value and generous portion sizes. the mutton and chicken dishes we ordered were fantastic. so were the samosas. the food clearly isn’t the issue. it’s awesome.

i wouldn’t hurry back though because of the chaotic atmosphere (not a relaxing dining experience), rude staff and poor hygiene. if you want great indian food but don’t mind rude staff, noise and general chaos - go here. if you want a relaxing dining experience with polite staff and a normalrestaurantambience - avoid like the plague.

coming here, i wanted to change my views after first visiting their moa branch. why the 3-star? don’t get me wrong, their food was great! the only downside was the terrible service andrestauranthygiene.

starting off with the food... i’d say that the food here was better than their moa branch. though admittedly, we ordered everything in medium spice this time. i think that that’s the perfect spice level if you wanna taste the rich indian spices, and not get satiated over the creaminess of the curry. my only problem was that the naan was waaaay too oily! i forgot if it was the same in their moa branch but i even had to dab the oil off the naan cause that’s how oily it was.

moving on to the service.. well it was already a bad start when none of the staff assisted us to our seats or even initiated to get our order until we tried to get their attention. one staff was particularly rude cause of the way he reacted when he couldn’t understand our request. we also requested to get transferred cause the kitchen noise was unbearable if you’re seated close to that area. and the worst part for me was the hygiene - they wrap food just outside the restrooms!! the guy who was even assisting with the wrapping opened the bathroom door for me (yeah it was a nice gesture, but no...)

i’d like to come back here for the food but i wouldn’t be very excited cause of the service. hopefully though, if they could improve on that - i’d like to give them a 5-star by then.

really good food, great service fromrestaurantstaff and servers but not really a good phone experience for a delivery request. i had to repeat my name, address and orders a few times then the lady read out a different address and the wrong order back. she put me on hold but not really - she was speaking to the cashier with her mouth very near the mouthpiece, as if talking directly to me. could use a little courtesy and could wait for me to say thanks before cutting the call off. i would have rated you guys a 5 for food but sorry customer service is really bad. hope you could do something about it. thanks.

yes, this one is nearest to the indian taste... but still not completely indian... indians will still miss indian food taste even after having food here... this is not a negative feedback to the restaurant.restaurantis doing at its best with all available ingredients locally....

actually i don't like indian food so much, but thisrestaurantchanged it. the falvours were really good and also the portions were big. the cleanliness could be a little bit better (had to give back one dirty cutlery) but everything else was really great. now that i like indian food too we will come back again.

we dine regularly at rich. after 2 months away we went for dinner the other night. waitress says they no longer have service water and we have to buy bottled water. we found that absolutely absurd! whatrestaurantdoesn’t serve it’s customers service water? unhappy regular customer. pls think about the environment!

superbrestaurantwith amazing food
food quality is best for indian
a bit costlier but worthy
seating area is good
a must go place for indian food

everything tasted great. it was like eating in a fine diningrestaurantbecause all food we ordered tasted 'fine'. it felt like i was taken to india. the restroom has indian music too, bidet, soap, and tissue. the venue had good amount of lighting, and beautiful interiors. the hyderabadi mutton biryani was so good, the mutton in it were soft and it felt like it melted in my mouth as the spices surged. chicken korma reminded me of kaldereta in the philippines because of its spiciness. only difference is that, my mother cooks kaldereta with beef or pork, but never chicken. this korma is authentic, didn't have too much milkiness but i could taste the milk and all other spices. chapati was good. good pair for korma. chicken korma and biryani is good for two people, good enough to get two people to be full. gulab jamun is the best, my favorite, served hot. it is sprinkled with almonds i think? and it was so sweet it took away the spiciness i had in my mouth after eating korma. waiters were attentive. there weren't any free service water though, you have to buy their distilled water. there were other charges too. i asked the waiter what the other charges are, and he was not able to tell me. no one told me how much was it so i calculated it. before going there, be mindful that their vat is 12% and service charge is 10%. our bill costed around 1.4k without the other charges and the final bill was around 1.7k. i have no issues with their other charges, i just wanted other people to be mindful maybe because that is like what, 22% of their total bill and who knows, other people may become short of money because they weren't aware rich had this other charges, so yeah. even though the prices were a bit steep, it was worth it for the food. i am definitely going back! and next time when i go back, i will go after 6pm so i will be able to play billiards and order drinks in their bar haha ❤️❤️❤️

royal indian curry house nail the indian food staples. for our starter, rich's samosas (php 209) were rich in taste and in aroma. they're light, fluffy and a good way to kick off your feast. it’s delicious on its own, but even better when dipped in the paired sriracha sauce, tamarind, and mint chutney.

the murg makhani (php 449) was incredibly tasty. the buttery chicken was perfectly cooked, and the sauce had a silky smooth rich texture which provided an overarching, luscious creaminess and richness to the whole dish. perfectly balanced and superb.

rich’s palak paneer (php 409) was a brazenly simple, yet profound dish with a vegetal smack providing a key counterweight to the gravity of the dish. it’s all the pureed goodness you need, a satisfying and an easy, pretty healthy, quick option for lunch. we ate it with plain basmati (php 189) and got some thick and chewy cheese naan (php 209) to dip it with for that little something extra.

their afghani chicken (php 449) was a delectable version of the chicken curry. it’s also creamy thus pairing it with basmati rice will emphasize its lip-smacking flavors. nice.

to wash it all down, rose lassi (php 219) gave a fragrant, refreshing and cooling taste. it could easily win the race for my next favorite drink. it’s a delicious twist on the traditional lassi; the sweet yogurt was flavored with rose syrup.

overall, our experience was quite positive, and i can definitely see why the place is so popular. prices aren’t too steep for the value, and their signatures are really worth trying. royal indian curry house in makati is a nice place to get tasty, dependable preparations of classic north indian fare; i would have no qualms about coming back. there’s no modesty in the name, but perhaps there doesn’t need to be. royal and rich flavors and aroma of dishes are to be expected, and with their elaborate spices and good ingredients coming into play, thisrestaurantis great at what it does.

the acronoym of therestaurantrich is so fitting because of the rich flavors and rich aroma and most importantly rich diners of this awesome restaurant. 😁 the dishes are quite pricey but we don’t mind paying extra because of the oozing flavors of their dishes. you will definitely feel like a royalty when you dine here. everything is bursting with flavors. we dined here on a friday lunch,there are already quite a few people,restaurantis beside a.venue so you can easily catch it. all i can say is it is very worth it and it is legit.

i took my friends to eat here because i always eat with my family in the moa branch. i wanted my friends to try this amazingrestaurantand they loved it too. the food was amazing as always and great yogurt drinks to accompany the heavily spiced dishes!

i always loved this place. my go-to indianrestauranteven in wee hours. staff here already knows me. food is always great. not sure what's wrong with today (04/14/2019, around 7pm). we started off being seated on the 2nd floor, next to the stock room with a stench so offensive, i can't even put into words how awful it is. they just sprayed something to fix the smell. i try to claim my 2+2 drinks but the server got my order wrong so i ended having 1+1 lassi, i insisted on no longer claiming the promo as we already finished the meal. and oh yea, our drinks? including water, was served at the end of our meal. and to top it all off, the table next to us got their check first after we claimed ours roughly 15 mins ahead of them, from the 1st floor, only cos server on our floor is occupied.

the best indianrestaurantin the metro, situated in a 5story building that is theirs. bar, restaurant, and billiards. the food serving was actually small for the price, they do however put a lot of sauce into the dish, very good but expensive, maybe will comeback after 1 year or so, after my wallet has regenerated

the name if therestaurantsays it all. royal interiors....amazing indian curry on the house.
the food here brings somewhat closer to india

hungry foodie indians smell there way to amazing food.

we ordered creamy mango lassi, dry manchurian very much like indi chinese dish, mix vegetable, garlic naan and chole bhatura.

wow was the taste. chole bhature made me feel nostalgic.

if you are looking for an authentic indian cuisine, do pay a visit to the place and i am sure you will not be disappointed.

i am definitely going here again to try new things on their elaborative menu.

thank you for making us feel home away from home ❤️