I have been dying to try this place since they opened! Super friendly service, I had a few…read morequestions about the drinks and she was super helpful. I got the plate deal with lechon (crispy and chewy fatty pork belly). Great portion, flavor and price!

We have finally achieved Filipino food in Santa Fe! The menu showcases some of the best of Filipino…read morecuisine and it smells AMAZING being in the vicinity of this truck. Sisig is my absolute favorite Filipino dish and their lumpia is really close to my mom's recipe (Mom's will always be the best to me, sorry). The folks that run the truck are friendly and passionate, and I wish them the absolute best!

Super delicious! We love it so much! You can eat them every day. This is the best food in Chinese…read morestyle.

The portions were large and very reasonably priced. The food (special: Orange Chicken and Shrimp,…read moreKung Pao Chicken, cheese wontons) was very tasty and delicious! Everything was very fresh! They also have various Chinese beer options. The service was exceptional, friendly, and very quick.

India Palace has been a stalwart of the Santa Fe dining community for a very long time, but it's…read morebeen years since we were downtown and looking for a place to eat on a Sunday late afternoon. We are so glad we stopped back in. The dining room is tucked away inside a small adobe outcropping on the back of one of the shopping arcades. It's a bit dark, but that is somewhat welcoming on a very hot day, and the ambient East Indian music adds the appropriate atmosphere (along with the delicious aromas coming from the kitchen). Our party of five sampled four of the entrees: two chicken curries, one saag paneer, one dal, and my very tasty (and hot!) lamb vindaloo. (Maybe they kicked the spice level up based on Emily Y's review in May -- I like hot spiced food, and it was just right for me.) Everyone loved their food, and we gobbled up three orders of the basmati rice, some butter naan, and mango chutney along with everything else. We had enough to fill our hungry bellies AND take home some delicious future lunches. Oh, the service is very courteous but a tad on the slow side when it comes to running drinks, but I think that is because they do a robust take-out business and staff is doing multiple jobs. Drinks include a delicious Masala chai and a selection of non-alcoholic drinks, beers, and wines. Well worth a stop next time you are looking for a change of pace from the incredible New Mexican cuisine here.

Appetizer of Chili chicken was awesome. Then we had the Saag paneer and chicken saag. They were…read moreflavorless. No spice, no ginger, no cilantro, no chilies or mint. We asked for mint chutney, flavorless. We also had the cheese naan, flavorless. It started out so well that the dinners were really a disappointment. We had gone here during Covid and it was really good. I'm not sure what happened.

The food was good. We had several appetizers and yong chow fried rice…read more The hospitality was a 10 out of ten. Price was moderate.

We enjoy their food very much. While my favorite is sweet and sour chicken, my husband's is chicken…read moreand broccoli. The people who work there are pleasant and attentive. It is our favorite Chinese food in Santa Fe.

Best Vietnamese in Santa Fe. Hands down…read more Run, don't walk. Also, I've now eaten here four times in one week. Yes, it is good.

We took out an order. Service was nice. Friendly. The soup was fair and flavor we had. Pho. The…read moreamount of chicken that was in the order was teeny. We also had spring rolls and they'll lettuce was weird. Not very tasty at all. How a dissected apart. Been there many times and this was one of the poor adventures.

Great burger in a surprising location. Get a Doug burger. It will be the second best burger you'll…read moreget in New Mexico. Service can be slow, there is one guy working the counter, and probably cooking, too. It's worth the wait.

It was such a hugeeee surprise for me to find Indian food inside Bandelier Monument National Park…read more As an Indian person, I couldn't spot even one Indian grocery shop in Santa Fe, buttt seeing a restaurant here serving Indian fusion food felt kinda crazyyy haha lol. This small intimate café has a good mix of New Mexican and Indian flavors and even some fully American options too. They had everything from samosas to chips with guac for starters, and in mains they had all sorts of burgers with bison, beef or even elk meat options and many Indian dishes like tandoori chicken and some fusion dishes like pastas along with different lassi flavors, beers,wines and coke products. Honestly this is not your regular national forest cafe (where you might be served just burgers and pizzas or have very limited food options) and it feels like a very well curated cafe by a real culinary chef who actually thought through the whole menu, and that definitely is a vibe. We ordered the green chili elk burger made with New Mexican chilis and the tandoori chicken, and paired it with chilled beer. The guy at the front desk taking orders was super sweet and friendly, and he was suggesting dishes and chatting with us about all the lassi flavors (mango, pomegranate, etc) and the whole fusion dishes they serve there. Service was fairly quick, and I noticed the chef himself was serving food to every table which added such a personal touch. You could see how was single-handedly preparing those dishes and taking all the efforts!! Each main dish came with a side salad, which I honestly appreciated because that's where we can cut down some junky fries that usually come with burgers and grilled items. I was trying elk burger for the first time, and the patty kinda reminded me of a smoked pork liver flavor but still tasted great, especially with the spicy kick from the New Mexican chilis. The tandoori chicken wasn't the traditional Indian style which is usually made with Indian spices and garlic ginger paste, and tasted more like tailored for international taste buds - a little sweet and spicy, served very hot, and it ended up being a solid diabetic-friendly meal for me because of the salad. Win win situation for me. Pricing was a bit on the higher side Approx $19 for the chicken and $16 for the small elk burger and $9 for one glass of beer - because I think the café is inside the national park and there is absolutely no restaurant nearby so no complaints there. Overall, I loved my experience here and I would totally recommend everyone to eat at this café after visiting Bandelier National Park.

First time I went the food was ok. Waited over a hour for temago sandwhich. Left a google review…read morewhich got a defensive response. I know the owner is young I heard all about him from friends at Izunami. Second time I order no response phones don't work go to pick up food and get told phones are broken and they will refund me. No refund still. Running a restaurant is more than just knowing how to cook. You have to know how to manage a lot of things. Instead of opening a restaurant so young maybe be a sous chef and learning all aspects first would have done wonders. Don't come here, waste of time and you never know if you will get food or wait all day for it. I would give zero stars if I could.

Best Ramen in town! Fresh ingredients, so tasty. We also ordered the onigiri and the flavors were…read moreon point. Definitely try this place! this is my new favorite place!

Santa Fe is beginning to see sushi restaurants everywhere so it's not always easy to find one that…read morehas it all. My recent visit to Masa Sushi pleasantly surprised me into being sure that I returned soon. They served 20 of us, showing me they can handle a group with professional ease. Orders were quickly taken and food came out as soon as prepared. We asked for individual checks which was no problem. Best of all, the wait staff had it all under control, processing and returning our payment cards to the right guest. They were efficient and accommodating. The restaurant had the typical look of a strip mall but hidden away was a room that was reached through a curtain, revealing a huge mostly empty room with two long tables set up just for groups, affording us privacy and the opportunity to share conversations with each other. The food selection was vast and everything ordered was delectable.

We tried it again. Got the social distancing roll which previously enjoyed. It was fishy in more…read moreways than one. Tasted fishy and we didn't buy it, we rented it...for a very short time. Spent the rest of the afternoon in various restrooms.