Queen's Of India - Ubud

A great indian restaurant with a lot of varieties in dishes. We enjoyed many dishes there and all were delicious. Its my 2nd trip to bali and it was memorable with queens of India too.

Very nice food in ubud, we have tried ganesha (worst indian food), roti dhaal (average) and queen of india (best food in ubud) very nice food must try this indian restaurant in ubud nothing else.

Tried a Ginger lemon drink, rogan josh, tandoori roti and kulfi. The mocktail, the tandoori roti and the kulfi were good, the rogan josh was just okay.
The food did not seem to justify the bill of around 340000/- IDR.
Maybe other Indonesian restaurants with cheap prices have spoilt me.

Beautiful ambience.yum food.fast service.but a little overpriced.which is fine as they re providing indian food in indonesia.also, the quantity of food is very very good.

Good Indian food for a country outside India. Only complaint was that they brought the entire main course at one go, which resulted in rice becoming cold.

To get Indian food and that too vegetarian in Bali is welcome change for Indians. But inspite of the hunger and after 3 days of bland food, the dishes were jus okay. Naan was not eatable, rumalis decent.
Service is average. Food average

Small portions, decent food but not very fresh. Roti and potato side dish was good, paneer was average.

Indian restaurant with most of the Indian dishes available for veg and non veg both, prices are little higher side still it's good, staff are decent, at very location just infront of ubud palace, must visit for vegetarian at least.

Delicious Chaats and Apetizers. The food we ordered was too spicy to digest, although we asked for it to be made spicy, it was beyond the edible mark. Still not bad. You can give it a try when you are in Ubud.

Please do visit if you like to have some good indian food. They have all options from snacks to deserts. Staff is good. Specially for candle light dinner and couples.

Sooooo salty. I have eaten hundreds of Palak Paneers around the world and this one tasted like pure salt. They also gave us stale Papadoms (they were literally chewy and stale), and the Naan was also chewy like it was cooked, then frozen and re-heated in the microwave. The mango chutney was also low quality, worse than a cheap jam.
: (Sorry guys, but not good.

The Malai kofta tasted microwaved and tough, the paaper was stale, and the naan was flat. The sauce was pretty good, but with the other issues I can't recommend it.

This not special place. And nothing special menu in here. If you wont know about taste you must know how to cooking in the kitchen. Clean or not.

The food is really delicious. Moreover if you have craving for Indian food this is the place where you will get the authentic taste of India. The only concern is the price factor. The prices on the website and in fact pretty much higher.

I can't think of eating daily because of this factor.the restaurant is in the main purpose market just opposite to Saraswathi temple. The ambience is very good and the service is fast. You must visit at least once if you are in Bali.

If you are visiting Bali in Indonesia and if you happen to be a Indian food lover then your search ends here! A foodie paradise with all types of Indian cuisine served here depending on the part of India you are visiting from. It's completely Halal.

Good food but can be improved more!

I have tried food here for 3-4 times and had a very good taste and experience as a Indian greeting Indian food in Ubud is really thankful but when it comes to review and comparison with authentic Indian taste.
Quite Disappointed with Paani poori, bhel and samosa!

During our 5 days of stay in Bali, we checked many veg hotels but the best was undoubtedly Queen in Ubud. Great ambience, Good variety and taste!

It was nice.food taste was pretty good.u will get a feeling like ur in india.all seems to be indian style.if ur fond of indian food stuff.must visit this place.excellent food quality.u will love it.

Dahi puri was so bad. It felt like they want to serve better. Roti was burnt. And the boneless chicken had bones.

The food was good, but the restaurant was really expensive for what it was, I paid more for a simple meal than in a comparable Indian restaurant in Paris for the exact same food, and it didn’t worth the difference, especially in Bali, probably one of the most expensive restaurant found in Indonesia, and very disappointed for what we ate compare to other place.
Also, there are a lot of restaurants in better place in Ubud which are cheaper and better, so.take a look around before going