During our 10 weeks in Maun we visited Tandurei 5 times - once for breakfast and other various times, with both larger groups (approx 8) and as a couple. The locals absolutely love this place but our experience was that service was horribly inconsistent. The food was ok; however, it may be best to stick to one cuisine (the Indian which they do very well) rather than to span the globe. Spring rolls were disappointingly not crispy. Descriptions of certain old boys favourites would be helpful. Breakfast was a huge disappointment but it is a new initiative. We were the only 2 in the restaurant and it took almost an hour before we got our breakfast. My husband had a full English and it was good - I had 2 minuscule pancakes which were tasty but the portion was ridiculously small. Will we return - yes, prices are good and the vibe is fun.

Dinner at Tandurei was amazing! The owner was so friendly, telling us stories about his time in Maun since we were just passing through. He sent out some of his favorite dishes for us to try and the food we ordered ourselves was also delicious! I will be coming back in the future every time I am in Maun!

Amazing hospitality and food! Absolutely wonderful ambience, the owner was so nice and welcomed us with open arms. He even let us try some of his favorite dishes! 10/10 will recommend to anyone

Nice chilled vibe, Indian mix German. Food was flavorful and delicious. Service was friendly and attentive waitresses.

Myself and friends have visited this waterhole on a few occasions. Recently service and food standards have dropped.

Yesterday was an all time low- the Indian owner seemed more interested in losing money gambling on rugby whilst the staff hang around whilst customers were obliged to return to the bar fir service, the staff flit from client to another.

The food ordered took an hour to arrive one pork fish arrived 30 minutes after the others and was nit cooked properly, even then the reminder of that fish arrived 10 minutes after eating!

Despite bringing this to the attention of the staff, they showed the typical Botswana response nothing.

Leaving with a bill of over Pula 600, the money would have been better spent elsewhere.