Masala Corner Indian Restaurant

Masala Corner in Rutland was exactly the kind of comforting Indian meal we needed after a long ski day. We ordered chaat papdi, paneer butter masala, garlic naan and rotis. The paneer was the star, clearly house-made and melt-in-the-mouth soft, rich without being heavy. Rotis came out fresh and hot, and everything tasted straight off the stove, warm, soulful, and deeply satisfying. Special shoutout to Uday for the exceptional service, attentive, warm, and genuinely welcoming. A lovely little gem if you’re craving honest, homestyle Indian food in the area.

My partner and I went in a few days ago. We both really enjoy indian food, so we got what we typically get in our state. We are not from Vermont. The food was very greasy and was not the most flavorful. The sides, the garlic naan and the butter paratha, those were delicious. However, we weren't impressed by the actual food. He got the chicken masala and I got the lamb saag. I will say that the lamb was very soft. Asides from that, we weren't impressed. Not to mention, for the serving size we were given it was really pricey. The restaurant was dead and the service was still very slow. We almost walked out after being seated because we waited for quite a bit. It felt a bit awkward. We personally wouldn't go back if we're in the area. Much blessings to the business, though! I'm sure it's some

One of the few places I have been in Rutland with a modern and inviting atmosphere. Music, modern lighting, nice set up, a nice aesthetic other than wood paneling and plain chairs like it's the 1980's. The service was not the best, just slow, other than that the food was 11/10, they even have water in glass vases that add a unique touch to the vibe. The garlic naan is addicting 👻 This is one of the nicest restaurants I have been in Vermont, and the food was easily top 3 indian cuisine foods I have ever tried.

Stopped for take-out dinner after a long ski day on a Monday night. Easily ordered on-line, although I didn’t see a way to specify spice level, and I wish I would have been able to dial it down a bit for my kids. We got the chicken tikka, saag paneer, and gobhi with naan. Everything was good, mid spicy for the adults (too spicy for kiddos), portions were great, and food was hot. When I walked in to pick up, the place was popping with to-go orders. The saag was an emulsified sauce, which was different from our home saag. They did not skimp on the paneer, which we appreciated. Chicken tikka was tough and sauce was sweeter than we are used to.

This was our first visit, and it was fantastic from start to finish! We were seated immediately on Christmas Eve, and they were busy. But our service was attentive without being overbearing, and everything we ordered was delicious! We started out with a chicken appetizer, that was absolutely delicious. Big tender, chicken chunks, with a wonderful sauce with onions and peppers, and a light green dipping sauce. It was wonderful. We had two other chicken dishes that were out of this world, along with garlic rice, and plain basmati rice, and it was all really good. Our waiter asked, after I ordered what was labeled a spicy dish, if I was sure I wanted that because it would be hot. I wanted something spicy so I said sure, but he double checked again that I was OK with a very hot dish, as he sai