Taj Palace
"...Unceremoniously installed in an ordinary-looking strip mall, Taj Palace offers a bit of exoticism in north Austin...."
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July 16, 1999 Food Feature
Two Wildly Different Indian Food Spots With Lighter Options
G'raj Mahal and Taj Palace offer their own spin on summer-friendly fare
"...You might be under the impression that Taj Palace is skippable simply due to its Middle Fiskville..."
May 31, 2019 Food Column by Jessi Cape
Tandoori Junkie
Over the years Austin has absorbed (and discarded) several new Indian restaurants, most in the mode of the classic Americanized Indian dining establishment. But within the past few years, we have been fortunate enough to attract a new class of Indian restaurants. Mick Vann has compiled a guide to them.
"...Swad (and the Taj Market a few doors down) are both owned by..."
Feb. 16, 2001 Food Feature by Mick Vann
Taj Mahal Indian Cuisine
Willie Abraham's Taj Mahal is worth a detour from your regular flight path
"...Taj Mahal Indian Cuisine12407 N. MoPac, Ste. 200-B; 837-4444 www.tajmahalaustin.com..."
Aug. 31, 2012 Food Review by Virginia B. Wood
Hotel Mumbai
True-life terrorism and heroism in the 2008 Mumbai attacks
"...even a hospital, and eventually laying siege to the Taj Mahal Palace hotel (and everyone in it) for four..."
March 29, 2019 Movie Review by Danielle White
Food-o-File
Virginia B. Wood hopes that you have an appetite for authors and new restaurants.
"...each Sunday... After 13 successful years in North Austin, Taj Palace (6700 Middle Fiskville Rd., 452-9959) owners Ajay and..."
Nov. 7, 2003 Food Column by Virginia B. Wood
Short Cuts
Out with the old, in with the new … or maybe in with the old again, too.
"...Highland 10 theatre on Middle Fiskville Road (over by Taj Palace, for you foodies) shuttering its doors a year..."
Nov. 30, 2001 Screens Column by Marc Savlov
What's a Hungry Brit to Eat in Austin?
It may not be Mum's bubble and squeak, but it's close
"...plenty. Behind the unimposing strip mall frontage of the Taj Palace Indian Restaurant (6700 Middle Fiskville, 452-9959), proprietors Ajay..."
May 7, 2010 Food Feature by Richard Whittaker
Local Woman Comes to Aid of Orphaned Ethiopians With HIV
Fundraiser for Gift of Love Asko orphanage this weekend
"...Ballet Folklórico, live music from Zappinatra, and food from Taj Palace. Tickets are $40, available at www.reflektionsevents.com...."
March 31, 2006 News Feature by Nora Ankrum
Food-o-File
Think things are slowing down after SXSW? Not when it comes to the food business in Austin.
"...Indian fine dining menu designed by Ajay Behl of Taj Palace (6700 Middle Fiskville, 452-9959). As usual, the event..."
March 26, 2004 Food Column by Virginia B. Wood
Food-o-File
Serving up more news than you can shake a badge at …
"...with a custom menu designed by Ajay Behl of Taj Palace. The event is scheduled for 7pm, Monday, March..."
March 19, 2004 Food Column by Virginia B. Wood
The 2002 Austin Chronicle Restaurant Poll
Readers Poll
"...Runner-upTaj Palace..."
May 24, 2002 Food Feature
Readers Poll
"...HONORABLE MENTIONTaj Palace, Madras PavillionChineseSuzi's Chinese KitchenRUNNERS-UPSea Dragon, Wan Fu..."
May 25, 2001 Food Feature
Food-o-File
Chow down to benefit veterans? Consider it done.
"...The team that owns the longtime Indian mainstay Taj Palace has created a new sibling restaurant. Taj Mahal..."
Nov. 11, 2011 Food Column by Virginia B. Wood
Readers Poll
"...HONORABLE MENTIONRomeo's, Treehouse Grill, Cafe SpiazzoBEST INDIANClay PitRUNNERS-UPTaj Palace, Star of India..."
May 12, 2000 Food Feature
Where to Find Desi Pizza in Austin
A slice of South Asia
"...2015 on North Lamar before taking over the old Taj Palace location on Middle Fiskville last year. "When I..."
May 5, 2023 Food Feature by Haris Qureshi
Indian Explosion
Austin gains a bounty of healthy menu choices
"...the cuisine. Since 1990, North Austinites have flocked to Taj Palace to get their khorma fix. The latter half..."
Oct. 19, 2012 Food Feature by Kenny Pailes
365 Days/365 Plays: After 52 weeks, a sense of accomplishment and a blessing
On Nov. 10, Austin's part in a national theatrical event came to a close a stone's throw from where it started a year before
"...the evening an Indian theme, with food catered by Taj Palace and a concluding dance by Natasha Raheja, of..."
Nov. 23, 2007 Arts Feature by Robert Faires
DIY Queer Community
Can’t relate to what Austin’s gay scene has to offer? Make one of your own!
"...dates alternated each week with dinners at restaurants like Taj Palace, Moonshine, 219 West, Clay Pit, Frank & Angie's,..."
June 2, 2006 Features Feature by Kate Getty
Second Helpings: Slices of Life, Part I
July 9, 2004 Food Column
Second Helpings: Indian, Part II
April 16, 2004 Food Column
Second Helpings
Indian, Part I
April 9, 2004 Food Column
Second Helpings: Indian, Part I
Bollyfood, in this week's "Second Helpings."
April 11, 2003 Food Column
Second Helpings: Indian Restaurants, Part One
We survey some of Austin's Indian restaurants in this week's "Second Helpings."
May 10, 2002 Food Column
Food-o-File
Food editor Virginia B. Wood tells you how to eat for charity in the upcoming week.
"...individual restaurants such as Fonda San Miguel, Manuel's, and Taj Palace have staged their own benefits and a large..."
Sept. 28, 2001 Food Column by Virginia B. Wood
Chapter 2: Biweekly and Proud
September 1982-August 1988
"...old ones. In rapid succession, we get Louie B's, Taj Palace, Chinatown, Thai Kitchen, Mezzaluna, and a host of..."
Sept. 7, 2001 Features Feature
Second Helpings: Indian
Oct. 15, 1999 Food Column
Food-O-File
"...in the Brodie Oaks Shopping Center in the former Taj Palace location. They're serving lunch, brunch, dinner, and late-nights...."
April 18, 1997 Food Column by Virginia B. Wood
Food-o-File
Amy's and Mangia Give it Away
"...Ellen's, Shoreline, Chez Zee, City Grill, El Rinconcito and Taj Palace participate, as do the Austin Symphony, Austin Light..."
April 28, 1995 Food Column
Record Reviews
Ani Difranco
"...least half the guest spots are superfluous; Jeff Healey, Taj Mahal, Lowell Fulson, Stephen Stills, and worst of all,..."
