The restaurant is so nice instead, upscale look and feel. The service was quick and friendly and…read morethe food was seriously delicious. We had the veg thali and everything was so yummy. We added some garlic naan on the side but there honestly was enough on the the thali that we didn't actually need the extra.

Went for lunch and the food was amazing! Tasty and FRESH! The butter naan and garlic naan melt in…read moreyour mouth. The vegetarian thali was enough to split between two people. My son had the tandoori chicken and it was sizzling, moist and delicious! I would MUCH rather eat here than L & L down the road in Apex.

Came in for lunch today and ordered to go. Love their staff! I ordered some chicken tikka masala…read moreand took it back to work. When i got to work and was about a quarter the way in i found a hair in my food i was so sad. On top of that it just wasn't a good batch today wasn't fair flavorful and i did not like the naan. Not sure I'll go back now

One of the best Indian meals I've ever had, and I cook Indian food all the time + eat at Indian…read morerestaurants frequently. I got the Moroccan hummus (basically chana masala), level 6 spice, made vegan, add coconut milk. So good! And the person I was dining with loved his butter shrimp.

Both the Indian and Thai dishes were wonderful, the staff friendly and attentive. 100% recommend!read more

We live over in Wake Forest, and were in the area for a Friday night soccer game. When we…read morefinished at 8, I asked my daughter what she wanted, and she reported 'Asian'. I didn't realize when I first searched nearby and found this location, but it has multiple cuisine spot. I remember thinking as I was driving over that 'man I wish she liked Indian food' because I hadn't had any in some time. Much to my delight when we got here, I discovered not only were their Thai and Chinese inspired stuff, there was a nice large selection of Indian options. She got some chicken lo main, and I got palak paneer. She got some spring rolls, and I got my favorite Samosas. I introduced her to the papadum and chutneys that were given before the meal and she was a trooper and tried them all. Food arrived, was hot, fresh, and delicious. With the samosas it was too much for me to finish my palak paneer and I'm eating it now as I type this up for lunch on Sunday. Lo mein was well liked, she doesn't have a spice tolerance though and a 3 was a bit much for her. she said the spring rolls were great, and had finished off the lomein she brought home by Saturday night. Really great place you should check it out, they do delivery and stuff, but it was great to go in somewhere in person and enjoy a meal. Not a giant seating area but plenty of room to come in sit down and enjoy stuff.

I ordered the chicken tikka pizza, and was so excited to try it. The toppings were great, the…read morechicken tasted excellent, but the crust was almost totally raw. The crust looked cooked from the top, but the dough under each slice was not cooked. I ate one slice before I realized why it didn't taste right. Unfortunately, I got sick from this. I will not be returning.

I got a Chicken Tikka pizza (12", 8 pieces) for lunch - big enough for two people or two servings…read morefor one person. The taste was very good and a little spicy, which I really appreciate. The crust was not stellar. It was not thin (I prefer thick) but it was kind of limp, not crisp, so it was virtually impossible to pick up a single slice with my hands. I ended up cutting pieces to make them more manageable or used a fork under an entire slice to help support it while I ate. It didn't stop me from eating all the crust, up to the edges, which is my usual modus operandi. The plasticware was kind of on the shabby side. There were a few (less than a dozen) loose forks and spoons (not wrapped) in a station where you get such stuff. Curiously, there were no knives but I thought I would ask if I needed one. It turns out that I did want a knife, I asked the staff, they rooted around a bit, but couldn't find any at first. I keep a small supply of plasticware, napkins, etc in my car so I got a knife from there. In the meantime, the staff did turn up a couple of individually-wrapped plastic knives. I used mine instead and put the knives with the other plasticware for others to use. I ate half of the pizza at the restaurant and I got a takeaway box for the other half of the pizza for dinner. I will probably return to try other things.

I went during peak dinner hours and couldn't believe more people weren't there because the food and…read morethe service were great. I ordered the chicken tikka masala and garlic naan. The tikka masala had a very tomatoey flavor. I got a spicy level 3 but next time I think I want to try the 4 or 5 and the garlic naan was perfectly cooked with the right amount of crisp and softness. Everything came out piping hot. The restaurant is spacious and perfect for large parties, family gatherings, etc. so if you're in the area craving Indian food, I highly recommend!

Ordered takeout the other day and loved everything!! Our food was ready on time and was still warm…read moreby the time we got home. We ordered the butter chicken, chana saag, roti, and raita. The chana saag was my favorite - so flavorful and not too oily. Will definitely be coming back again!

Biryani? More like Mango Masala Mystery…read more Walked into Indian Bawarchi in Apex expecting biryani... walked out questioning my life choices. Ordered the boneless chicken biryani--was it Hyderabadi? North Indian? Nope. It was something entirely new: Sour Surprise Biryani, featuring what felt like a handful of amchur (dried mango powder) and a complete lack of actual biryani flavor. I'm convinced someone in the kitchen confused the spice rack with the candy shelf. Tandoori appetizer? Sizzling, yes. Memorable? Meh. Garlic naan was decent--if only naan could carry the whole meal on its doughy shoulders. Service: 3/5 Two waiters, two tables, one manager--sounds promising, right? Not really. We had to remind them we ordered biryani (you know, the main dish). "Oh, you ordered biryani?" Yes, my guy. That's kind of the whole point. Also had to clear our own table like it was a self-service picnic. Ambience: 4/5 Nice space, clean, decent vibe. Sadly, ambience doesn't come with a side of flavor. Total bill: $50 for a biryani, tandoori chicken, naan, and lime soda. Felt more like a fine-dine price for a college cafeteria meal. Verdict: Come for the naan, stay for... well, maybe just the naan. Biryani fans, enter at your own risk.

New owners, messed up what used to be decent quality chicken dishes. Do not recommend this any…read morelonger.

Another case where I feel bad for possibly overstaying my welcome bc convo went too long But…read moreShivani was so attentive and other staff came by to clear our plates when we were done eating. The Gobi Manchurian is not as good as my fave Nepalese place, but it's also less fried and less quantity. The chipotle cheese naan was some of the best naan I've ever had. So fragrant and tasty! My friend ordered the chili shrimp (decent but not spicy) and what looked like the Indian version of chicken fajitas, and that was equally as tasty. All in all it was way more upscale than I expected and the portion sizes were variable. Great place to get a late dinner on a Friday night tho!! It has a very pretty, aesthetically pleasing, romantic atmosphere.

I've come here a few more times since my last review, and unfortunately I need to lower my rating…read moreby 1 star. In general, I've had solid experiences here, but I'd say the quality of the food isn't quite as good as some of the other Indian restaurants in the area. For example, the lamb saag is not bad at all but I've experienced better elsewhere. Obviously there is a lot of strong competition, so in any other city, Nazara would definitely be a stand-out.

We order food delivery via DoorDash to give India Canteen a try. Food was prepared promptly & we…read morereceived our order on time. Food-wise, it was just ok for us. Chicken tikka sandwich didn't have a lot of chicken plus it was supposed to be on sourdough. It looked & tasted like regular white bread. The paneer rice bowl was a generous portion of rice however the sauce for the paneer was bland. It lacked the spices and savoriness I've expected from a tikka sauce. The masala dosa was good as was the gobi pakoda. It was just an ok experience for us since the food didn't live up to expectations.

This is a nice little restaurant. It was attached to a gas station, so it's very convenient for gas…read morea quick bite to eat. The food was fresh and out fast. I thought that it was a cool experience that they offered unlimited pani puri, and that is what our group had. It was fresh and nicely seasoned. We also tried Panugulu, which was fried crispy and out hot. They even had a Carrom board, which was my first time playing.