Comments on: Mandarin Indian and Chinese Restaurant. Tartu Mnt 42, 10115, Tallinn, 600 5878

By: Guy

Guy — Sun, 18 Sep 2011 16:20:01 +0000

Good place, good meal, rearly empty. Pity it has no guinness beer. =)

By: Editor

Editor — Sat, 03 Sep 2011 20:30:45 +0000

I suspect you guys are not Stockmann people; more Saksu market perhaps?

Who wants to eat crap for 5 Euros? You can do that in Lasnamae for 2 Euros.

On a road toward the airport out of a European capital city, this place is a joke. I was there in Tallinn again last week, and the place is STILL empty.

If you advertise Indian food; you should learn what it is. Especially if serving Brits who actually invented the Massala. The UK has almost as many Indians as India – we know about Indian food. And guys, 5 Euros or not, this ain’t it.

This is frozen crap, served hurriedly by sullen people who need to learn about the food industry. It bears no relation to a proper restaurant. When in Talllinn, go to Argentiina or Bocca or Must Lammas and then tell me this dump is a restaurant?

But, none of those cost 5 Euros…………..

By: autarkie

autarkie — Sat, 03 Sep 2011 09:23:51 +0000

So true, Judge. My paneer and lentils were excellent, and while perhaps the overall ambiance is not that of a fancy restaurant, the quality is very good for the given price range. I haven’t seen a decent Indian dish for EUR 5 anywhere else in Eastern Europe (apart from the Krishna movement, but that is another story).

I’ll go there again, when I am in Tallinn, no doubts.

By: Judge

Judge — Tue, 25 May 2010 17:25:08 +0000

Pay no heed to this food snob. He sounds to be so anal retentive that he need not eat more than one meal a week. Mandarin has delicious food and I, lacking this author’s anal retentiveness, have enjoyed each and every culinary experience here.