Aahaar Delux

Amazing food! Jain options (no onion, no garlic, and even more) possible. Very tasty food! Every dish ordered was good, less oil and fresh. Good to have a pure vegetarian restaurant with Jain options!

The menu looked really promising, but it turned out to be a big disappointment. The thali was probably the worst we’ve ever tried. It’s unlimited in theory, but we couldn’t even get through what was served the first time. The food quality was very poor. The ambience does give off a traditional Indian vibe, but don’t let the menu fool you — it’s not worth it.

All you can eat 12€ : Overall I feel the food wasn't the greatest, the tomatoe paneer was like tomatoe sauce of a can and the another dish was super salty to my taste. They have a bigg terrace covered in the back. The halwa dessert was nice. And there waiter girl and boy where also friendly.

The 12€ all-you-can-eat buffet offers a variety of dishes that are fresh, flavorful, and packed with authentic Indian spices. The variety is overwhelming in the best way—you’ll want to try a bit of everything! We started with their chaats from the à la carte menu, and the shevpuri and kachori were simply divine. Perfectly crispy, tangy, and bursting with flavor, these chaats alone were worth the visit. The highlight for us was the Mysore dosa—it was crispy on the outside, perfectly spiced on the inside, and downright comforting. To finish, we enjoyed their masala chai, which was the perfect balance of bold and refreshing. Whether you’re here for the buffet or à la carte, this place is an absolute must-visit for authentic Indian vegetarian food. Would definitely recommend this place. Recommendations- Buffet, Kachori, Mysore dosa, Shevpuri, Masala chai Follow @foodies_in_mog on Instagram/Tiktok/Youtube ❤️

The buffet was okay to eat but definitely not among the best. The price for the buffet itself is fair and reasonable, which is a positive point. However, the overall experience could be improved. The place felt a bit unhygienic, which was disappointing. On top of that, the pricing for extra items is quite unreasonable — for example, being charged €1 for a single chilli feels excessive. While the buffet price is acceptable, the extra charges are extremely high and don’t match the value provided.

Amazing food ❤️❤️ An Indian vegetarian buffet for just 12 euros!!! You won't find that anywhere else in Europe.. It's fantastic... If you're in Antwerp, this is a must-visit.

🌟 Even 5/5 is an understatement! 🌟 This is not just a restaurant—it’s an experience. The flavors, the freshness, the authenticity—every bite feels like a celebration of Indian cuisine at its finest. We’ve tried Indian food in many parts of Europe, but nothing compares to what we had here. My husband and I just came from Luxembourg to have the food at Aahaar :) Each dish is prepared with such care, depth, and balance that you can taste the passion behind it. From the perfectly spiced curries to the Chapati and dessert everything was simply outstanding. The staff was warm and attentive. If I could give more than 5 stars, I would. Whether you’re Indian and missing home-cooked food or someone discovering Indian flavors for the first time—this place is a must-visit. Truly unforgettable! A huge respect to the owner—your dedication, warmth, and unwavering commitment to quality shine through in every bite. You’re not just serving food, you’re creating memories 👏👌😇🫶

The waitress was very rude and had zero customer etiquette. We ordered three dishes and had a complain about only one of them. Being a south indian, I very well know how a dosa batter is supposed to taste and the dosa batter they served was very sour like it was old and when I respectfully and very gently let the waitress know, she was first making a mockery out of my review and being rude, then went on to say am the only one who had a complaint about the dosa but I do see other reviews here which state the same. Are we not supposed to express any dissatisfaction at all and keep eating the dosa which was made from old batter?