From Brussels to Bombay, we tested the restaurant “Au Palais des Indes”
Updated June 23, 2024 by Pierre
Brussels, a cosmopolitan city, invites you to discover flavors from around the world without leaving Belgium. Today, set sail for a taste journey to India via the restaurant “Au Palais des Indes“, located on the prestigious Avenue Louise. In this article, we tell you about our visit to the restaurant Au Palais des Indes.
A guaranteed change of scenery
As soon as you enter, you will be transported 7 kilometers away, to the heart of India. Colorful decoration, scents of spices, midnight blue velvet benches… The Palais des Indes immerses you in a warm and authentic oriental atmosphere.
A rich and varied cuisine
Angelo, the boss, welcomes you with a smile and offers you a rich and varied menu that will delight all palates. Chicken, lamb, scampi, fish, vegetarian dishes… From subtle to spicy flavors, the Palais des Indes revisits Indian cuisine to the delight of European gourmands.
The all-you-can-eat buffet: a must
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening, the Palais des Indes invites you to its self-serve buffet for 32 €. Salads, raw vegetables, starters vegetarian, samosas, hot dishes including the famous Chicken Tikka Massala and an assortment of Indian desserts... A real gastronomic journey Do not miss ! Remember to reserve your table because success is guaranteed.
Affordable prices and a Ticket Restaurant card accepted
For an à la carte meal, count on between 15 and 20 euros for a hearty dish and a drink. The icing on the cake: the Palais des Indes accepts the Ticket Restaurant® card!
Practical information :
- Opening: The restaurant is permanently closed
- Address: At the Palais des Indes, Avenue Louise 263, 1050 Ixelles
- Phone: +32 2 646 09 41
- Website
- Price: All-you-can-eat buffet: €32 (August 2015 prices) – A la carte dish: between 15 and 20 euros
- specialties: Indian cuisine, chicken Tikka Massala, all-you-can-eat buffet
- Services: Ticket Restaurant® card accepted
The Palais des Indes, an essential address for lovers of Indian cuisine and exotic culinary experiences in Brussels.
After living in Lyon, Munich, Hanover, Paris & Nice, Marion settled down in Belgium. Since 2012, Brussels has become the new playground for his passions: cooking, walking, sport and photography! In his articles on Inside Brussels, during visits on the theme of chocolate or by concocting a tailor-made visit program, Marion likes to show you Brussels from the inside, as if you were living there.
