Indian Restaurants in Mallorca

If you’re craving Indian food while in Mallorca, you’re in luck. The island has quietly built a nice handful of places serving everything from creamy butter chicken to spicy vindaloo, right here on island soil.

Palma is where you’ll find most of these joints. I often stop by Indian Leaf near the old town to grab their lamb rogan josh , it’s got just the right balance of heat and richness. And if you’re staying outside the city, don’t worry, there’s a place called Taj Mahal in Cala Major that’s worth the trip for its tandoori dishes.

One thing to keep in mind: some spots are better for dining in while others do a solid takeaway, especially late evening when most of Mallorca’s kitchens start closing early. Also, if you like your food extra spicy, don’t hesitate to ask; some chefs are happy to turn up the heat if you signal them.

Oh, and if you’re wandering Palma on a Wednesday, try combining your Indian meal with a stop at the Mercat de l’Olivar , fresh local produce to pair with your spices always makes for a fun dinner plan.