We are a huge fan of Indian food and while in Aruba we had a craving. Anyone we asked told us this was the place to go. The place had quite a few tables open with take out and delivery going none stop but that didn't effect the service or the quality of food. We had quite a selection of... More

The food was delishious, but we were the only guests, so the waitress was bored and tried out all her ringtones while we were eating...annoying!! But food was excellent!

We discovered the Taj Majal during our first trip to Aruba while exploring Oranjestad. The food was very good. We eat Indian food frequently, including making it ourselves at home. They didn't skimp on the spice like some places. This trip we planned a dinner here and it didn't disappoint the second time. Definitely worth the trip to Oranjestad from... More

food was disgusting, service was bad. the lady was not paying attention. no wonder it is empty half of the time. plus the lady took a wrong order.....i wouldnt recommend it. we ordered chicken tikka, dont know what she gave us. it was chicken in gravy. also the naan were really bad. seemed like very old. it was just warmed... More

During the years 2001 through 2005, i spent approximately 80% of my paycheck on [various] vehicles and their constant repair, and the remaining 20% on Taj Mahal's paneer makhanwala. Following my stint on Aruba, I moved to India itself and never consumed finer paneer makhanwala than that of Aruba's Taj. Taj Mahal serves better Indian food than even the finest... More

We ate there twice during our week on Aruba. Both times the food was excellent and there were no crowds.

This was a fantastic find during our trip to Aruba. The food was really, really good and we recommend this place to anyone. Prices were reasonable and everything was delicious! Well worth it!

Taj Mahal is located smack in the heart of Oranjestad. It's just behind the big pink Royal Plaza Mall. The restaurant is small and intimate and serves some of the bets Indian food I have ever had anywhere. Jus ask for how spicy you want your food and they'll get it right on. Food lovers know all about Indian specialties... More

When we moved to Aruba in 2010, our only exposure to Indian food had been an overpriced, overspiced buffet in Boise, Idaho, which was clearly not representative of Indian cuisine. With our introduction to good Indian food at Taj, we have become addicted to such timeless favorites as Butter Chicken and Naan (buttered naan, just like mother used to make,... More