Maharajare - Liege

There were vegan options, but not marked and we had to first explain to the personal what vegan eating is so that was stressful as it seemed to be impatient. the nan brot was not vegan, but they had another version of it that was vegan. for the price I would say it wasn't so good, but still in order.

The personal could help show vegan options. from vegetarian dressing is about the half vegan. option to choose five with rice (see photo).

Eating is what you could expect from an Indian restaurant. on the menu there is a page dedicated to the vegetarian options. as it turns out, most of them are also vegan. the menu is not quite clear. but this is not a big thing when they know her French (do not know how good the staff is in English). there is a great disadvantage to maharajare and that is that they use an incredible amount of salt in almost everything. our carnivores said the same. you could wonder why they do it because eating would most likely taste without the salt and only with the used crumbles. if they would improve this, this place would be a good option to go if they are with some meat head companions

That is a beautiful Indian restaurant in a quiet street in the city center of lüttich. my French is not so good, so I had a look at the menu online before I went there and translates the components of the meal. this would not have been necessary, however, because the staff spoke very well English. the food was good, I had better Indian meals, but more definitely worse! because there are not many vegan options available in lie, I recommend going here if they stay a little longer in town and feel like a change.

Have had a hard time finding vegan food in Liege. The chef at this restaurant was very personable, spoke English well, and made Vegan food for me and food without garlic and tomatoes for my friend who is allergic to those items. The food was several steps above the usual Indian food, beautiful ambiance, super clean. Highly recommended.