Taj Mahal Restaurant

Located on Sok San Road, Taj Mahal is located in the heart of Siem Reap, nearby most entertainment and accommodation venues, popular shopping centres, the Night Market, the Old Market, and the vibrant Pub Street with its bubbly nightlife.

Taj Mahal is open from 10:30 am to 11 pm and, just like its name suggests, it’s a quaint Indian restaurant in the middle of Siem Reap. You can’t miss it from outside when you’re out walking in Siem Reap.

Although the interior is long and narrow, the bright colours and close tables create a very specific, albeit crowded, atmosphere that reminds tourists and expats of India. When the restaurant is full, the guests won’t find it too noisy or congested; instead, they’ll learn to enjoy their meals in the friendly, authentic Indian atmosphere where meals take a ritual dimension, as they’re shared with one’s family and friends.

The dishes are savoury, fresh and aromatic. You can discover affordable Indian meals side by side to Western favourites, such as Pizza. The affordable meals are prepared with care, from fresh ingredients, and the main dishes come accompanied with rice and four types of sauces.

The guests of Taj Mahal appreciate the quality service and the generous portions. You can start your meal with an Egg Roll Pratha or a Chicken Roll Pratha, a generous array of Indian fried snacks called Pakora, or a wide range of Samosas, aka baked dishes with succulent fillings.

After the delicious appetizers, you can try the local noodles, or some healthy soups, such as the Daal. The menu has a wide array of drinks, whether you’re looking for chai, Indian smoothies called Lassies, coffee, fresh juices, milkshakes, or soft drinks. You can even enjoy fresh yoghurt-based desserts, which are very refreshing after a hot day roaming through the streets of Siem Reap.
Taj Mahal caters to all diets, with options for vegetarians, vegans, people who prefer halal and those who prefer gluten-free meals.