Taza

Reviews

• Karis O.

  star star star star star 11 June 2026

  This is the Indian buffet of my dreams. I literally went back to the US and my old go-to's did not compare. The hotel down the street recommended I try it, and during my last work trip, I saw that the place was bumping, so I finally went for it.
  
  It's got something for everyone. If you've wanted to try out different Indian dishes, this is the place to do it. Huge fan of the Garlic cheese naan and Chicken Tikka Masala, and I am confident this is going to be my last meal on Earth.

• Vic R.

  star star star star star_border 11 June 2026

  The buffet food is very good, excellent flavor, hot and fresh. The atmosphere is pleasant. The wait staff were attentive. All the food is well labeled and looks delicious. Desserts are plentiful and delicious.
  
  I would give it 5 stars if we didn't have a distasteful occurrence while paying. They clearly advertise that small children eat free. We had our 3.5 year old with us. He refused to eat anything, and at the end ONLY ate 5 French fries, the waiter surely saw him not eating....BUT they charged us for him. We tried to explain that he didn't even eat anything other than 5 fries and they advertise that kids are free. We were told that it's free under a certain height which we didn't measure, but come on, he is 3.5!!! We didn't keep on arguing because we were just so surprised by this and also there was a line behind us. But as much as we liked the food and atmosphere, charging us a full price for a 3.5 year old, basically 1 pound per fry is just distasteful.

• Lindsay O.

  star star star star_border star_border 2 June 2026

  It's unusual to find an Indian buffet restaurant.  This one is good, attentive staff. Good selection of food for around £15 per person.  I am vegetarian and I liked that the dishes were all labeled and had a V on the ones that I could eat.
  
  The food is tasty, hot and well stocked.
  
  The decor is a bit confused, it looks a bit like an American diner with flamingo pink leatherette seats and purple walls with a bit of chrome thrown in.  
  
  The toilets are also a bit of a mystery as the automatic lights on a sensor go off after a few minutes and my wee niece was plunged into darkness!
  
  Fully stocked bar, easy parking and a nice view over the city quay.  Worth a visit if you are in the area.
  
  I love a good deal / voucher / discount and the Taza is in the Dundee Spree book so my niece and nephew both ate for free as there were paying adults.

• Abhijit Z.

  star star star star star 30 May 2026

  We stopped here for lunch driving back from Aberdeen to Glasgow and were pleasantly surprised by the amazingly fresh and authentic Indian food. The service was also outstanding and the place was nice and clean. This was one of the best meals we had on our trip.

• Qype User (ecarli…)

  star star star star star 22 May 2026

  I go to Taza most Sunday afternoons with my family, we are always very impressed with the great choices, the fantastic value for money, the lovely tasting fresh food, and the very helpful, pleasant, and nothing too much trouble staff. There korma is to die for, as is their soup, the best I have ever tasted, they also have a selection of food for kids smillie face potatoes etc, the dessert range is great with something to suit all tastes, the restaurant is spacious, clean and very comfy with a lovely view.
  I have tried several buffett type meals, but Taza would be very hard to beat.
  A highly recommended buffet style restaurant,
  Elaine Dundee