As a foodie who has tried countless Indian spots all over the country, this is a top 3 contender as their flavor and marination of the meat is absolutely dialed in.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Tim Lambert
Tastes authentic. Friendly
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tikka Masala, Chicken Tikka
Stephen Dear
They have Matouk's products out of Trinidad and Cadbury chocolates from the UK - I was sold immediately!! These things aren't "Indian Cuisine" items, but they very much remind me of the West Indies. There is a wide selection of East Indian products in a relatively small store, plus much more...
Prajal P.
Came to visit Miami with family we went Taj Mahal restaurant we had great food,customers service was amazing,I definitely recommend this place
Leila z.
We wouldn't change this place for nothing. the gentleman is always kind and generous we always have leftovers for the next day. food is the best of all the ones we have tried, When we want some good Indian food this is the place we keep coming back too. Thanks for the wonderful service and food and now I'll order take out since Jesus is in wpb
Shraddha Pandya
I sincerely apologize for saying this - THE RECEPTIONIST WAS PROBABLY DEAF…We ordered a take out and the receptionist was very rude and anything we asked, we had to repeat 3 times for her to still screwup our order in the end.The paneer tikha was watery, which meant no taste. The tomato soup was oily. And the fried rice had lentils in it! LENTILS IN FRIED RICE!We told the receptionist that we wanted more garlic in our fried rice and she replied with - yes one garlic naan. I repeated and asked if they put garlic in the fried rice and she replied - we can’t share what we put in.We asked if the fried rice was like pulav but the receptionist said it was not and that it was fried rice. To make her understand our concern, I mentioned we were looking for something garlicky and a little like the Indian version of fried rice as one of us was sick. We understand it can’t be the same, but lentils in fried rice?!If you can’t share what you put in our food, you probably should not be working at or running a restaurant.Even then, absolutely no garlic in the fried rice ?♀️WASTE OF MONEY HERE.We will be going to other Indian restaurants in the area which have better food, better quality, and much better customer service. This was our first time here (AND LAST TIME!) and we only came here for tomato soup, which turned out to be oil tomato mixture - which tasted almost like a different version of rasam or sambhar.The one star is for garlic naan btw.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Garlic Nan
Candice C.
It was a small, intimate setting with tablecloth-covered tables and cloth napkins while beautiful Indian music played in the background. We started with various appetizers, and everyone loved them. For our main courses, they were large, flavorful portions, with rich spices that danced on your tastebuds. The spice level is higher than in most restaurants. I had the goat madras with rotti. The rotti was brought nice and hot and was so soft and chewy and sopped up the delicious sauce. I was too stuffed to try the naan, but various flavors were passed around that received many compliments from the group. The mango lassi received rave reviews in the group. I had the chai tea, and it was deliciously spiced. In addition to the delicious food, what stood out for me was that we had a mixture in our group who ranged from eating Indian food regularly to having this was their first time and had lots of questions. Our server was very patient as she explained the dishes. I loved that this was an inviting restaurant where first-timers could feel welcomed.
Anierudh
Came to the restaurant for dinner. Waited for more than 10 mins. Nobody came. Left the place, joke of a restaurant
Aashish kudal
I found, somehow lil overpriced! As per the servings & location. However, good to go for some indian stuff :)
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Tandoori, Cheese Naan
Angela Givens
The lamb chops are phenomenal service is ok could be better but I don’t care as long as food is good lol I just view it as being in New York …done ?
Totally awesome takeout restaurant. Food is great. Would I eat in? Absolutely not. The folks who say that this place has wonderful ambience must also compare the Bates Motel to the Four Seasons. Torn seats. Tired wall paneling. Lights and tablecloths are lipstick on a pig. This dining room needs Robert Irvine and a sledge hammer to launch a makeover. Either dump the dining room and do more takeout, or overhaul this 70's Home Depot decor and fix your booths' seating. Customers await. Also the lone waitress/takeout clerk has all of the warmth of a February morning in International Falls, Minnesota. I think she was mostly making mental notes about how to describe the Uber Eats and Doorfash guys picking up takeout as potential intruders. She seemed to not like or trust a soul. Not liking people? Not good for the hospitality business. With decor and a wait staff that is readying itself to be on an episode of True Restaurant Crimes?? Five stars. As is? Three.
susan Dunut
Naan is incredible. The food is good Indian food - no fusion, no nada. Just good food. Period. Well worth
I love this place, it was amazing although I haven't been there a few months. The service there is exceptional, my favorite there is the Samba soup, the Chai Tea and the Garlic Naan. I can't wait to go back. My friend that came there with me for the 1st was amazed and said that they will back. The ambiance is fabulous.
Tashi P
Food doesn’t taste like Indian food and have to wait 40 minutes.
As a foodie who has tried countless Indian spots all over the country, this is a top 3 contender as their flavor and marination of the meat is absolutely dialed in.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Tastes authentic. Friendly
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tikka Masala, Chicken Tikka
They have Matouk's products out of Trinidad and Cadbury chocolates from the UK - I was sold immediately!! These things aren't "Indian Cuisine" items, but they very much remind me of the West Indies. There is a wide selection of East Indian products in a relatively small store, plus much more...
Came to visit Miami with family we went Taj Mahal restaurant we had great food,customers service was amazing,I definitely recommend this place
We wouldn't change this place for nothing. the gentleman is always kind and generous we always have leftovers for the next day. food is the best of all the ones we have tried, When we want some good Indian food this is the place we keep coming back too. Thanks for the wonderful service and food and now I'll order take out since Jesus is in wpb
I sincerely apologize for saying this - THE RECEPTIONIST WAS PROBABLY DEAF…We ordered a take out and the receptionist was very rude and anything we asked, we had to repeat 3 times for her to still screwup our order in the end.The paneer tikha was watery, which meant no taste. The tomato soup was oily. And the fried rice had lentils in it! LENTILS IN FRIED RICE!We told the receptionist that we wanted more garlic in our fried rice and she replied with - yes one garlic naan. I repeated and asked if they put garlic in the fried rice and she replied - we can’t share what we put in.We asked if the fried rice was like pulav but the receptionist said it was not and that it was fried rice. To make her understand our concern, I mentioned we were looking for something garlicky and a little like the Indian version of fried rice as one of us was sick. We understand it can’t be the same, but lentils in fried rice?!If you can’t share what you put in our food, you probably should not be working at or running a restaurant.Even then, absolutely no garlic in the fried rice ?♀️WASTE OF MONEY HERE.We will be going to other Indian restaurants in the area which have better food, better quality, and much better customer service. This was our first time here (AND LAST TIME!) and we only came here for tomato soup, which turned out to be oil tomato mixture - which tasted almost like a different version of rasam or sambhar.The one star is for garlic naan btw.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Garlic Nan
It was a small, intimate setting with tablecloth-covered tables and cloth napkins while beautiful Indian music played in the background. We started with various appetizers, and everyone loved them. For our main courses, they were large, flavorful portions, with rich spices that danced on your tastebuds. The spice level is higher than in most restaurants. I had the goat madras with rotti. The rotti was brought nice and hot and was so soft and chewy and sopped up the delicious sauce. I was too stuffed to try the naan, but various flavors were passed around that received many compliments from the group. The mango lassi received rave reviews in the group. I had the chai tea, and it was deliciously spiced. In addition to the delicious food, what stood out for me was that we had a mixture in our group who ranged from eating Indian food regularly to having this was their first time and had lots of questions. Our server was very patient as she explained the dishes. I loved that this was an inviting restaurant where first-timers could feel welcomed.
Came to the restaurant for dinner. Waited for more than 10 mins. Nobody came. Left the place, joke of a restaurant
I found, somehow lil overpriced! As per the servings & location. However, good to go for some indian stuff :)
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Tandoori, Cheese Naan
The lamb chops are phenomenal service is ok could be better but I don’t care as long as food is good lol I just view it as being in New York …done ?
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 3
Restaurantji Recommends
Great food - great staff!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Lamb Korma
Totally awesome takeout restaurant. Food is great. Would I eat in? Absolutely not. The folks who say that this place has wonderful ambience must also compare the Bates Motel to the Four Seasons. Torn seats. Tired wall paneling. Lights and tablecloths are lipstick on a pig. This dining room needs Robert Irvine and a sledge hammer to launch a makeover. Either dump the dining room and do more takeout, or overhaul this 70's Home Depot decor and fix your booths' seating. Customers await. Also the lone waitress/takeout clerk has all of the warmth of a February morning in International Falls, Minnesota. I think she was mostly making mental notes about how to describe the Uber Eats and Doorfash guys picking up takeout as potential intruders. She seemed to not like or trust a soul. Not liking people? Not good for the hospitality business. With decor and a wait staff that is readying itself to be on an episode of True Restaurant Crimes?? Five stars. As is? Three.
Naan is incredible. The food is good Indian food - no fusion, no nada. Just good food. Period. Well worth
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Freshly Fried Samosas, Lamb Korma
I love this place, it was amazing although I haven't been there a few months. The service there is exceptional, my favorite there is the Samba soup, the Chai Tea and the Garlic Naan. I can't wait to go back. My friend that came there with me for the 1st was amazed and said that they will back. The ambiance is fabulous.
Food doesn’t taste like Indian food and have to wait 40 minutes.
Food: 1
Service: 1