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(941) 706-0793
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maharaja.indiancuisine@yahoo.com
Experience exquisite meals in a sophisticated setting.
Tailored catering services for any event or occasion.
Menus featuring fresh, seasonal ingredients for optimal flavor.
Easy online booking for a hassle-free dining experience.
A king or prince in India ranking above a rajah. Used as a title for such a king or prince. Countless Indian restaurants are named Maharaja from "Sanskrit" word (mahrja) that means great king". The element mah-is related to Greek mega - and Latin Magnus, both meaning the same thing as the "Sanskrit"
Maharaja Restaurant is the first Authentic Indian Cuisine in Sarasota serving authentic Indian Tandoori, charcoal grilled, and Muglai dishes. Warm setting, friendly service and traditional curries.
We provide authentic Indian food made with fresh ingredients. We are
determined to bring the high-quality food that we began. Come stop by and try our delicious food. We are committed to the highest level of customer satisfaction and providing a truly delightful dining
experience.
Our recipes are authentic and time-tested. The ingredients are always fresh.
We are committed to delivering exceptional service by ensuring that every guest feels valued and well-cared for from the moment they enter our restaurant.
We celebrate authentic flavors by offering a diverse menu that features
a range of indian cuisines and unique experiences.
You can reach us at 941 706 0793 from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Wednesday to Monday & Closed on Tuesday for dine-in, takeout or catering orders of our authentic, flavorful Indian food.
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When the food is so good, you hate to knock anything...but the service was slow, not bad, just slow. Saturday night the place was packed and two servers were challenged with a hungry restaurant full of people. They did great, but it did take a while.
Last evening Cathy and I had an excellent meal at this new Indian restaurant next door to the "Dollar Theater" (that now charges $2.50) in Sarasota before seeing the movie "The Martian." I've enjoyed Indian cuisine from Bangkok to Taipei, to Los Angeles,
