Mandala Express - Warsaw

Mandala Express is a small indian food outlet. Paid parking on the roadside. Seating capacity 18 people (12 people on 06 small tables 06 people one large table). The washroom is available. Staff behavior is average. Wheelchair accessible entrance. Hygiene was maintained however floor looks damaged. Payment by Card and Cash. Limited Menu. Food Taste 2.5/05 Food Quality 03/05 Food Presentation 03/05 Nepali chef cooking Indian food. Indian songs and music playing at the background. I tried Samosa, Saag with Bhutta along with Naan.

Ordered food through UberEats with pick-up with estimated time around 20 minutes. Count the double the time suggested and you might get it right. I waited around 30-40 minutes after the app mentioned my food is ready. Of course it was almost out all the time, just a moment, wasted an hour in total for a pick-up. If you can't keep the mentioned time don't take online orders, don't want to think how long people inside had to wait, but during my time there no one received food. In the end food was ok, nothing extraordinary, portions are also ok but butter naan was packed into paper bag which made it slimely. Most likely won't order from here again.

Everything was awesome and delicious. Very kind stuff, amazing food, great atmosphere. Just fantastic place to visit.

The food was great, we ordered some meet and vegan dish, everything was very tasty. Unfortunately they didn’t had a white wine for glass and rose frizante was not matching style of restaurant at all. We got food very fast and for 4pax table we spent 250 so with 10% service charge included, 4 main dish, 2 appetiser, and a “dessert”. We were feeling that server is not putting enough of attention to our table (we’re sitting with empty plates for long time) but anyway she was kind and sweet. Would come here again because food was amazing

Great food, feels like it is prepared with love just like in India. I tried veg momos and chana masala, both were perfect and very generous portions as well. I also tried masala tea (as always) and it tastes just like you'd tasted in in the Jaisalmer bazaar, was perfect. Staff are very nice and helful and the place is very cozy. I visited during lunch hours and it wasn't crowded, in fact I was the only one dining in.