JALWA INDIAN GRILL

Went for dinner and were quite pleased with everything. The venue is very clean, service was friendly and fast, and the food was excellent. We moved here from Portland, and this is the best Indian food we've experienced in Utah (We've tried six places so far). We ordered the Lollipop Chicken, Butter Chicken, Cheese Naan, and Lamb Rogan Josh. All were well spiced, good level of heat, and very enjoyable. They came back to make sure the spice level was what we were looking for. The restaurant is very inviting, and the server was regularly checking back with us to make sure we had everything we needed. We will definitely be back.

If you’re looking for incredible Indian food in Salt Lake City, Jalwa Indian absolutely delivers. From the moment you walk in, the warm aromas and inviting atmosphere set the tone for a fantastic meal. The service was also excellent. The staff were attentive, friendly, and happy to answer questions about the menu and spice levels, which made the experience even better. I had the chicken saag, my partner had the lamb saag, both so flavorful full of spice! And the garlic cheese naan was out of this world. Salt Lake has some great food spots, but Jalwa Indian definitely stands out. Whether you’re a longtime fan of Indian cuisine or trying it for the first time, this is a place worth coming back to again and again. Highly recommend!

Wonderful decor, atmosphere, and service! Food was INCREDIBLE! It was pretty slow which was surprising judging on how good the food was so that was the reason for 4 star on atmosphere. We got the Chilli Gobi (this was sooooo good), Medium Spice Chicken Tikka Masala (not as spicy as we expected), and Garlic Cheese Naan (probs the best I’ve ever had). 10/10 recommend and we will be returning!

This place replaced Aroma Indian restaurant and it's just as good. Loved the Peshwari naan. Both the Andhra chicken and tikka masala were excellent. The decor is very nice. Only one guy serving the whole dining room, so it was a little slow. Suggestion: Maybe play some music in the restaurant to make it feel more lively.

This was my family's first trip to Jalwa since it used to be the former Aroma Indian restaurant that we have patronized for years. The new interior refresh is nice, modern, and inviting...and a pleasant departure from the typical Indian restaurant... Although I think some modern cultural artwork, paintings, and decorations would be very fitting as an add-on to the Jalwa restaurant. Our waiter was very pleasant although spoke in hushed tones...and it was difficult to hear him. He also got a little confused as to what we were looking forwith respect to just wanting the papadums with chutney (which is a standard appetizer at most Indian restaurants that Iclve patronized,) but instead we got vegetable pakora with chutney and just plain papadums on the side. Nevertheless it was all delicious.