Guru Indian Restaurant

​I can honestly say that Guru Indian Restaurant is a true hidden gem. While the atmosphere is wonderful, the food was absolutely spectacular—hands down the best Indian cuisine I have experienced in the USA. ​But what truly elevated our evening was the honor of meeting the owner, Master Chef Uday Kadam. At 70 years old, his energy and passion for hospitality are palpable. Knowing his background—a decades-long career spanning top hotels and Disney—you can taste that level of mastery in every bite. ​Despite his incredible resume, Mr. Uday is remarkably humble. Seeing his vision come to life in this restaurant was deeply inspiring. I feel genuinely blessed to have met him. If you want spectacular food served with heart and soul, you must visit Guru.

Food was amazing, and the people were just as amazing. Portion size was enough for 3 meals. We brought our 1 year old plus stroller and they were able to accommodated us right away. We came hungry and that butter chicken brought me back to life. The naan was warm and cooked to perfection. My husband ordered the Tikka masala, I could see his eyes light up after the first bite. Anyway, we’ll be back for more. Thank you 😮‍💨

Absolutely excellent! So fortunate to have this wonderful Indian Restaurant nearby. This is our second time there. The prices are a great value considering the portion size and quality. The waitstaff has been extremely helpful guiding us through the menu and offering suggestions each time we’ve been here as well.

Delicious! The service was excellent and every dish we ordered tasted amazing. Wonderful depth of flavor and the perfect spice levels. I highly recommend this one!

I know it’s not India Palace - Dubai, but here’s why I will never go there again. Food: Frozen and microwaved, served room temperature, tastes strongly like WOF. Bread was re-heated as well and not even brought to temperature. Not sure why people eat here, but it’s definitely a good option for local customers who are on a budget, can’t travel, never tried good Indian food before and can tolerate microwaved meat. Service: I got served by a senior blonde lady who, while was nice to my friend Aron and treated him like her beloved grand child, was extremely disrespectful to me, she actually mocked me! When I ordered “Mutton Biryani” she responded “blrblrblrp” and pushed the menu to me(show me what you mean)! I thought, my accent can’t be that bad!, it turned out, she didn’t know what mutton