Royal India

The food was incredible. Definitely get the butter garlic naan and butter chicken as they are a wonderful combo. Ravi was an amazing host and Baba was very accommodating for my vegan friends. All of us had an amazing time

After reading so many glowing reviews, I decided to visit Royal Indian Restaurant for dinner tonight. I walked in with high expectations. The place looked nice and the staff were friendly, they greeted me warmly and took my order right away. So far, so good. But the real test is always the food, and that’s where things completely fell apart. I ordered samosa chaat, malai kofta, and naan — dishes that should be simple yet flavorful. Unfortunately, every single one of them missed the mark. The samosa chaat was dull and lifeless, the malai kofta was surprisingly hard and tasted off, and the naan was dry instead of soft and buttery. It honestly felt like the food had been sitting around too long or wasn’t made with much care. Such a pity, because the service and ambiance were actually decent

If you love mouthwatering Indian food this is the place to go to! My partner and I have tried several Indian restaurants over the years and by far this is the absolute BEST! We will be back here whenever we are in town. Ravi was beyond welcoming, you will feel like family here, the customer service went above and beyond to make sure we had anything we needed. We love it here!! We drove 13 hours and it was WORTH IT!

This was a really nice authentic Indian restaurant! The atmosphere is very fancy and nice and cultural and the food is delicious!!! Ravi was an amazing server as well ask another server along side him and he also was nice enough to give us a sweet treat and tea on the house. I definitely recommend coming here and I plan on coming back! Great service.

The food and service are always amazing! My wife and I have been eating here for over fifteen years. The owner has served every US president dating back to Jimmy Carter to George Bush Jr. The decor is white table cloth and the walls are adorn with maharajas dating back to the fifteen century.