
Milwaukee’s Premier Indian Restaurant Voted Best of Milwaukee consecutively for 19 years! Maharaja meaning great king features traditional Indian cuisine inspired by the most northern regions of Punjab and Rajasthan, to the more southern regions of Bengaluru and Tamil Nadu. Maharaja will truly take you on a culinary journey through the largely diverse subcontinent of India.
Casual spot serving traditional Indian cuisine & a daily lunch buffet plus Indian beers & wine.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1550 N Farwell Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Phone: (414) 276-2250
Website: http://www.maharajarestaurants.com/
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Reviews
Overall, the ambiance was good but the food is not worth the price. The service was extremely slow, it took about an hour to get the food served.
After Visiting Temple, I took my family to Maharaja Restaurant as I had heard much about that .
Waitress explained the menu Very nicely. We ordered some drinks and we preferred to go for the buffet. I liked crispy Punjabi style pakoras and manchurian.
Noodles I didn’t like. They could have been made much better.
Potatoes and peas vegetable was very delicious. Even I liked Shahi Paneer preparation. Others in my family liked non vegetarian food too like Lamb curry, chicken tikka masala, Fish Fry but being vegetarian I was happy with very yummy garlic naan . All dishes were fresh and it tasted like homemade food. My son loved the Mysore Masala dosa with the sambar.
They serve Gol Guppas in the buffet but need improvement.
The drinks (certain type) were included in the buffet
Dessert like gulab jamun and kheer was perfect and they also served Mango ice cream on demand. I tasted everything but preferred Hot Gulab jamuns.
Service was super good. Friendly and generous reception . Everything neat and clean. Furniture setting was good and surprisingly no table was vacant. Sarah was our server and she made sure everything was taken care of.
Best thing, we all got private parking.
We went there in a party of 8 after my sister’s engagement. Since we went for the lunch, there was buffet or we could order Ala-Carte. We chose the buffet as it so many options – both in vegetarian and meat.
Couple drinks were included in the menu. I ordered Mango and Orange Mimosa and few others on the table ordered Taj Mahal Beer.
From what i could recall – they had Mysore masala dosa, pakoras, sambar, fish fry, paneer tikka masala, noodles, lamb curry, chicken curry, matar paneer, Manchurian, Pani Puri, salad. – i am still missing 5-6 items.
But food quality was very good. The naan are served hot on the table.
We enjoyed our food and then in desserts ate Gulab Jamun, kheer, and mango ice cream.
The owner of the restaurant was always in the dining area making sure everything is taken care of well.
Definitely a place to try if you are in Milwaukee area.
Family Owned restaurant – Do support them
The staff explained that there was a lunch buffet $20. We were there on the weekend, a little pricier than we’d like, however, it did include refreshments such as Mango Smoothies, Mimosas, Bloody Mary’s, along with fountain beverages. Their Mango Smoothie hit the spot, especially after eating the various curry offered from their buffet.
Their buffet is small in comparison to some of our older Madison buffets, but they make that size up with absolutely delicious, foodgasmic experiences with their choice selections they put in their buffet table. I chose to get the standard Bread and Butter items, such as Chicken Tikka Masala, Saag Paneer, Malai Kofta, Goat Curry, and some fried catfish nuggets. Accompanying that was a few spoons of chutneys (Coconut, Mint, and Tomato) as well as some diced onions that I mixed with hot sauce to make my own type of onion chutney. Oh boy, that stuff was AMAZING! The Chicken Tikka Masala had great flavor, although my pieces of chicken seemed to be a little on the drier overcooked side, the sauce along with the chutneys helped overcome that issue.
The Saag Paneer had a great texture along with their cubed/diced pieces of cottage cheese. The Malai Kofta, great vegetarian option here for those that don’t eat meat. The sauce is divine with the pieces of Veggie Meatballs, it’s a match made in heaven. I personally loved adding some of my onion chutney with the sauce to scoop up with the freshest of freshly made Garlic Naan bread, so fluffy and soft and warm and buttery as well. I do appreciate the fact that the naan is fresh and not reused from other tables like in some of the Madison Indian restaurants.
The Goat Curry was amazing. Great flavors, not as spicy as I would like it, but I just added some of their hot sauce to compensate for that. The meat so so tender, especially the pieces that are attached to the bone. I cannot wait to go back to this hidden gem around the lake area. I talked to my family and relatives, and they are looking forward to trying this place out in the future. Unfortunately, the Indian Restaurants in Madison post pandemic have cashed in on take out carryout orders, that they make up lame excuses as to why they will not open up their buffets, such as “No one in Madison is interested in having an Indian buffet.” Good-Bye Indian Restaurants in Madison, hello Maharaja in Milwaukee. I will drive on hour to eat at your restaurant. You’re that good. You can have my business anytime. I apologize for the quality of the photos, I’ll be sure to take better pics next time. The food was so good, I forgot to take a lot of pics. Keep up the great work. Love, from Madison.