Takeaways and fast food in Queenstown
Indian street food at lunch, such as dosa and pav bhaji, on Beach Street, to eat in or take away.
Restaurant · Queenstown
The Taj Indian Kitchen
Queenstown
Indian restaurant in Queenstown, serving lunch and dinner.
About The Taj Indian Kitchen, in the operator's words
The Taj Indian Kitchen is centrally located at 75 Beach Street, overlooking the heart of Queenstown's Lake Wakatipu.
Serving popular Indian Street food during lunches, like Dosa, Dahi poori, Pav Bhaji,Vada Pav etc & Exquisite Dinner Dining experience.
It's a league apart from normal Indian restaurants of New Zealand. Modern Indian Cuisine created with the amalgamation of local ingredients & traditional spices. The menu is a celebration of top class Indian cuisine equally matched with excellent drinks list.
An unmatched journey to taste the best of Indian cuisine awaits you at The Taj Indian Kitchen, Queenstown. Bookings highly recommended.
The Taj Indian Kitchen at a glance
What we know about this place.
The Taj Indian Kitchen lists takeaway and outdoor seating.
- Suits groupsYes
- Outdoor seatingYes
- TakeawayTakeaway, also dine in
- VegetarianVegetarian options
- VeganVegan options
- HalalHalal options
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