If you're hoping to eat an authentic Indian/Pakistani food, do yourself a favor and DO NOT go to this restaurant. We ordered a lamb handi and fish curry and they tasted sweet, yes SWEET and COLD. The order came within 2 minutes of ordering so it's obvious that they just took the dishes out of the freezer and heated them up. The sad part is that they didn't even know how to heat them up properly. It doesn't end there. We ordered chai with milk and it tasted like I'm drinking water with ginger. I have never tasted a worse Chai in my entire life. Their taste is catered for foreigners, hence it's sweet instead of spicy which an original Pakistani/Indian food is supposed to be. It was a traumatic experience. They have some Indian religious artifacts inside the restaurant but they need to realize that putting Indian artifacts in the restaurant alone would not make you an authentic Indian restaurant.

Super yummy at a great price! *Vegan friendly* They only accept cash but an ATM is near by. We had the garlic, coriander naan and veggie samosa to start. Had the eggplant curry and dall for plat. Great flavors in both but we slightly preferred the dall (if we had to pick one). Very hospitable staff. Cozy casual atmosphere.

So my brother and I just returned after having dinner at Le Puja a while ago, and we can say this is definitely not an Indian restaurant. I've never seen an actual Indian restaurant in so many countries in Europe mistreating and not willing to welcome Indians as customers. The two women only seemed to care and be nice to European customers while my brother and I kept waiting even for our order to be served in time. While they had happy conversations with European customers, we weren't even asked if we needed anything else or how the food was. So they served the samosa, lassi and the naan au fromage right in the beginning, and as we finished the samosa, our naan was getting cold and we kept waiting too long for palak paneer to arrive. When we finally asked them to serve it, we were vaguely told not to worry and that naan is served in the beginning. Well I've been to several Indian restaurants across Europe so I do know quite well what is served when. But their attitude towards us was way too indifferent. I believe when you run a business, you don't be selective about your customers' origins. Finally the palak paneer arrived, it barely had any paneer in it, and it tasted extremely bad. We just ate whatever we could with the naan that had already turned cold, just to get done with dinner and not end up being hungry for the night, but the way we were made to feel as Indians was such an upsetting experience! Highly disappointed, definitely not recommended.

The real taste of india! Excellent service.

I've tested a few Indian restaurants in Montpellier and this one is definitely my favourite! The owners are really nice, the food is yummy and packed with flavour. I asked for mine spicy and it did not disappoint. Also, very good samosas.

We really like the ambience and food presentation also the staff is very welcoming ❤️

Everything was amazing! The tasty food, the smiling staff, the original atmosphere!

We’ve been wanting to try Le Puja for a while now and today was the day for it! It was good meal all in all, the restaurant is very well decorated and true to its spirit. The staff are nice and welcoming but the 3 stars rating, instead of 4 is because they don’t take care which I think is not really acceptable nowadays so we had to go to the atm to withdraw and then way. Not cool!

Great Indian food! We had butter chicken and chicken with aubergines, and both were amazing. Garlic naan was also really good. Highly recommend this restaurant.

This is the second Indian place I tried in Montpellier. It's tiny but cozy. I ordered a Biryani poulet (chicken Biryani) with some naan (Indian bread). The taste is incredible. The food was not so spicy. In fact, they put all the spices separately and they explain to you which is the most sweet and the most hot. If you want to eat good and healthy food in Montpellier, I will suggest you to visit Le Puja. Worth the money and the experience there. The owners are very gentle and polite as well. You won't regret it. Keep it up, guys!

Very nice restaurant. The food is incredible and in budget. The location is near to tram station🙂. Super service.

absolutely some of the best indian food i’ve ever had! certainly the best in montpellier. The butter chicken is amazing and the service is very good. Definitely recommend!

Chicken Tikka Masala was very watery and very little flavor- masala chai appeared to be overly milked with almost no chai color or taste.

One of my best restaurant for all time , very good prepared food of highly quality, very good and easy to go by tram line 1 and 2 and 4 . Always excellent.

It is an Amazing Indian Restaurant with authentic taste of Indian cuisine 👌 I went with my wife and we had a great time. We ordered Daal, Rice, Butter Chicken, Raita and Nan Formage and Garlic Naan and amazing side line of different yummiest chutnis Excellent service 👌 Affordable prices 😊 Awesome taste 👌❤️ Delighted Ambience 🥰 Highly recommended to everyone 👍

The food is very good however the service is quite slow

Really great meal, spicier than the normal French style ... not difficult. Nice nan breads with plenty of rice. Definitely going back when in montpellier

Authentic Indian and delicious food. Very friendly people and wonderful ambience. We would love to visit once again. Must try hot , yummy gulab jamun😋

Nice cozy Indian restaurant. The food is good and the service was on point. You can try the “samosa” its so good. Overall, its good Indian restaurant. I recommend

I looked for the best indian restaurant in montpellier. Walked 20mins to get there. It was extremely noisy and full. Not room for one person (even though there was a small table left maybe they use it for service) i said no problem. Can i do take away? Sure for take away you have to go out of the restaurant and walk around. Round i go. Find a little wooden counter that leaves us take awayers outside with a view on the kitchen. I was allowed to wait inside if i wished, but it would only be 5 mins to wait. Ok. I don t want to be trouble.I order. Wait 5. get. walk home. Mixed pakora = 6 euro for 2 onion rings 2 slices of eggplant and 2 slices of potatoes dipped in flourdip and fried, then turned completely soggy and not even a dipping sauce or a bit of salad for SIX EURO?? That dish would cost les then 20 cents to make!!! Then. Vegetably curry. I mean it says vegetable CURRY. Curry means "sauce" literally. Well. No sauce. No curry. Just kind of soggy fried veggies with some spice somewhere some fresh coriander over it and... it reeks so bad that i decide against my principle to save the leftover or give it to someone, no i threw it in the bin. This was not a curry and it was long dead!!! Then. Not done. The DALL. The dall was in a big box and filled only the bottom of its container. Also it was swimming in a layer of oil. And not a trace of chilli. Sad. Made me sad. Is this the best montpellier can bring to the indian table???