Saffron 46

1. Atmosphere is really good, good view of taipei 101. 46th floor. 2. Food, mixed opinion, roti was not hot or fresh, (surprised!).considering price of the roti, definitely not matching. 3. Service, who has taken was really good, and detail oriented. One delivered mixed veg (not even egg) roti with non veg roti (lamb)! in one bowl. 4. Considering rate, bill, brand projection, felt not good as Indian vegetarian. May be ok for non vegetarians. 5.Juice was really good.

It got such nice reviews on Google so finally booked it. Environment is absolutely nice with an awesome view. Overall the food is ok but not that authentic, also all the spice and herbs they used didn’t make the dishes memorable. Probably because it caters to the light taste buds in Taiwan? But it’s a good experience.

Food is amazing. Loved all the dishes that were included in the set menu. Drinks are superb, as well. The only thing that was bad was the service. There was a guy named Thibault (wearing black suit), he has that very indifferent face every time he had to serve our table. Totally unfriendly and when he presented the bill, he didn’t even say anything at all, just hand me over the bill folder and the pen. We were watching him how he was serving other guests, but it was entirely different. So, all in all, I felt weirded out about that. We had a fantastic meal, because the food was delicious but with that kind of service attitude, 🙄🙄🙄. The lady who served all the dishes was good, a foreigner who was kind enough to introduce everything, with a bright smile.

Incredible! The service and food were impeccable. The views were amongst the best I have ever experienced at any restaurant. Ask to sit next to a window, and Tapei 101 Tower is tge backdrop.

During my two-week trip to Taipei, I found myself visiting Saffron 46 almost daily for lunch, and it quickly became a place I looked forward to. Nestled around Taipei 101, it’s a little gem serving up authentic Indian cuisine, and the experience was something I couldn’t get enough of. The restaurant has a cozy and welcoming vibe, with a spacious interior and great views of the city. The service was excellent – the staff were always friendly and attentive, which made each visit feel relaxed and enjoyable. Now, the food – that’s where the real highlight was. I couldn’t get enough of their mutton dishes, especially the Rogan Josh. The meat was so tender and flavorful, cooked just right with all those amazing spices. The jumbo prawns and bay prawn dishes were also excellent – fresh, perfectly cooked, and full of flavor. If you’re in the mood for variety, their thali set is perfect for lunch. It lets you try a little bit of everything, which was great when I was in the mood for a hearty meal. For dessert, I had to try their gulab jamon with ice cream, and it didn’t disappoint. Sweet, warm, and the ice cream added a nice touch to balance the richness. It was a perfect end to my meals. However, if you’re planning to try some of the smaller snacks, I’d say steer clear of the pani poori and aloo tiki chat – they weren’t as great as the main dishes. And for anyone who loves some heat, the mutton vindaloo definitely packs a punch with its spiciness. One tip I’d give is to book a seat ahead of time, especially during rush hours. It can get pretty busy, and booking via Google or giving them a quick call ensures you don’t miss out. All in all, Saffron 46 was a standout for me during my time in Taipei. The food was delicious, the service was great, and it was the perfect spot to enjoy a comforting meal after a busy day of exploring.

Every time we come to this upscale indian dining restaurant it's an amazing evening. Really fantastic food, every dish was good and some were excellent. Fun and tasty cocktails, and a beautiful room with a view of Taipei 101. It's pricey, but it's also absolutely worth it. Reservations recommended.

Unbelievable Indian food with the most unbelievable view Taipei city can ever offer. The staff is incredibly well trained and service is top notch. Make sure you make reservations in advance! A must visit for those coming through Taipei.

Fantastic dinner at Saffron 46 last night. Thank you to the wonderful and dedicated front staff, bartenders and chefs for making my son’s and my birthday so special. 💕

5 stars for service and ambience and the amazing view of the Taipei 101 while dining. 3.4 stars for the food; needs a little more spice in it. I assume The spice level is adjusted down for the local taste. This is located at the Breeze building opposite the Taipei 101 on the 46th floor. Please make reservation on their website in advance to get the seats by the windows for the view. There is a minimum spend about $100 USD for the table with the view which is not an issue to hit.

Hard to find an authentic Indian food in Taiwan, let alone a high end one. Interesting for sure. Love the location and the view, 46th floor is definitely a great place to see the entire Taipei city. As for the food, as someone who's spent a lot of time in Silicon Valley (where there's an abundance of authentic Indian food), I'd say it's as authentic as it gets. Love the tikka masala. Didn't have a chance to try the lamb dishes though. Highly recommend.

Yes it's expensive Indian food with a minimum $60 a person but the SERVICE, the AMBIANCE, and the IMPECCABLE VIEW you get of the Taipei 101. You're not going to get all these perks in 1 for just $60 USD a person. Reservation is a must for the best table in the house that we got. Love it- will come again. Also it was a full house Thursday night.

100% excellent. Some of the works tastiest Indian cuisine in Taipei (or anywhere). The pictures (see attached) are beautiful but still don't do justice to the excellent faire. The view from the 46th floor adds a beautiful view to a posh, sophisticated, and stylish atmosphere. Service was excellent at every stop and our table sampled many of the best things Saffron 46 had to offer. Drinks were creative as they were creative. I adore this restaurant and await the chance to return.

Quite a disappointment. Hard to be happy spending $150 on 2 people for bland Indian food that looks nice but has 1% the flavor of a decent Indian dish. Not one dish here was memorable. If it was $30, I would not return. The service is nice and the atmosphere is high class. If you're not interested in anything special from the food, at least make sure you don't go on a rainy evening when you won't even get the benefit of the view

Kulfi was amazing. However, the portion was 1/3 size of these in the original Saffron restaurant. However, the view was amazing and somehow compensated these significant insufficiency ;)