India Kitchen

A hidden gem with a simple menu but authentic taste of the various regional cusines on it. From the vindaloo to the korma sauce there is a big difference in taste unlike many Indian restaurants that have one North or South Indian undertone to all dishes. The tasty food overrides the modest ambience of the place, which has a constant flow of takeout orders.

You guys are trying to pass this off as Indian food!!! I just paid $60 worth of food right before closing and I should not have done it. I should’ve went to Burger King. It would’ve tasted better. The food was so bland no seasoning the chicken taste old no forks no spoons no napkins $60 order gone to trash I now see that the good restaurant I used to go to was called Indian. Your name is India very similar but definitely different food. No one should buy food here if this is what they serve. I think they gave me their leftovers or what was about to spoil completely disgusted.

We were in the mood for Indian cuisine take out and this restaurant didn’t disappoint at all. We ordered chicken chettinadu, lamb boti kebab, saag paneer, bhindi masala, and a plain naan. They came with a lot of basmati rice. Everything was scrumptious. The lamb kebab was slightly over cooked and tough but because the flavor was so great we didn’t mind. The bhindi masala was deeply satisfying for me, as I love this dish and this restaurant does it very well. Not every dish photographs well when on the plate so I have photos of only two of the dishes and the menu. Definitely coming back here again when I’m craving Indian cuisine.

Food: I ordered chicken 65, Bollywood wings, Goat Biryani and lassi. The Bollywood wings were best and seemed to have been made in Tandoor. The chicken 65 looked like chicken popcorn in appearance. Goat Biryani tasted well but it had too many bones and just a couple pieces of meat. Rating: 3/5 Service: Service was very quick and the restaurant was not that busy the day I went. Rating: 4/5 Atmosphere: It's a small restaurant with tightly packed tables and chairs. Slow Bollywood music was playing in the background and there weren't many people when I went. The folks were warm and friendly. Rating: 4/5 Overall rating: 3.5/5

First visiting upon recommendation from a friend. It's a small cozy place- clean and nice. The owner/manager was extremely polite. We got Nan , dal makhani, samosa, chai and garlicky zhinga. The food was tasty and good. Not spicy hot hot but perfectly spicy with flavors. Nan Bread was quite delicious, soft and perfectly baked. Would visit again to try other dishes on the menu.