When we stopped in today for a quick lunch the restaurant had only been open for about 30 minutes…read more The buffet was full of a soup 2 rice dishes and several options of chicken and lamb, and 2 desserts. We were seated and asked for our drink order and Nan flavor. The food tasted good and was warm and rich. 1 plate was enough, but that was a little bit of everything. They have 2 televisions on the walls. One was playing music and the other was playing a cooking show. I used to go to the old location quite often. This was my first time at the new location and it is really nice and open with plenty of parking.

Customer Experience: We tried to order a sangria (they were out), we tried to order a long island…read moreiced tea (they were out), and we tried to order the rack of lamb (they were out). It's a total bummer when the first 3 menu items you try to order are not available. Ambiance: Spacious, bright, nice music, friendly service, and clean environment. Food: We landed on butter chicken with naan. It was good. Not great by any means, but good. Since I left underwhelmed, I won't be back.

The food is absolutely amazing Even with spice it is perfect And don't even get me started with our…read moregarlic nun Environment is great. It makes me feel like I'm actually an Indian restaurant and as of service pretty quick for the quantity of food I get if there was a option for more than five stars this would be it absolutely amazing

Always a great dining experience the staff is knowledgeable and patient with customers who have…read morequestions which is important considering the menu items are new to the area. I can't handle the heavy spices, so a level 1 is perfect. The chicken 555, paneer and samosas are always my go to options. The atmosphere is relaxing and the decor is a mild Indian theme.

Great food and the people are so nice! Great prices also, for the amount of food you get.read more

I'll start by saying I'm kinda of picky when it comes to my Indian food. So, maybe I was just…read moretripping. This was my first time ever going to this restaurant and the people were nice, but not friendly. Here's what I mean, they smiled and were nice, not rude, but they weren't like trying to be helpful. For instance, I had no plate, fork, napkins, at my table, and our server didn't bring me one. So, one of the people I was with, grabbed a clean plate, napkin, and fork from another table (they're randomly on different tables) so I could have one. We were never asked if we needed a refill of our drinks or if we needed anything. It was a very hands off experience. I ordered a water and a sprite, never got a straw for both, so had to switch between the drinks. So, again, nice, but not friendly. The food wasn't the best. It was a group of 3 of us. 2 got the buffet, I personally ordered the Lamb Rogan Josh. The buffet didn't really have great options and the naan bread was just sitting out, so it wasn't nice and fresh. The food was decent, but it wasn't great. It was lacking in salt and surprisingly my meal was lacking in seasoning. I know. I know. Crazy right!? Indian food is never under-seasoned, but here we are. It honestly just tasted like spicy yogurt. Heat. Pepper. Not really the same as seasoned. The heat level , but the seasoned level ehhh. I took it to go and it got better the next day with some salt and covered in mint and tamarind sauce. Now, the meat samosas on the other hand, they were good. They needed a little salt, but they tasted pretty good. I mean I honestly have no complaints with them. They were nice and big. Crunchy. Seasoned pretty well. Overall 8/10 appetizer. No complaints from me on it. The other two enjoyed the biryani and bhatura ( soft fried fluffy bread) they had at the buffet. Those were the two things that stood out to them most. The restaurant is fairly dark and has a chill vibe where you just pick your own seats, which I really didn't have a problem with. My one complaint was the rips in some of the seats. It was a bit uncomfortable to sit on, but nothing that really destroyed your visit. It was more just like a "aww, man, that's annoying..." and then move on type of thing. Every once in a while I'd look down, see the big piece of tape and then have to reshift myself, but other than that, no big deal. Maybe I'll give them another try in the future because it was off being it was random in the middle of a week day.

Two things highlight this review. First, this is the restaurant on Memorial Blvd, and it has been…read morecompletely revamped. There is another Clay pit on NW Broad, by the same family, but completely different. This restaurant on Memorial specializes in Street Food! Street Food? Yes, Indian Street Food. Not only has the menu and dining concept changed, they remodeled the inside. Since Street Food in an Indian restaurant was new to me, I am going to focus my review on the food. Go there. We went for my wife's birthday and our entire party was happy. She ordered the Poutine. Wait, what?! Isn't poutine a CANADIAN traditional dish. Yes, but this was a great fusion food. She considers herself a poutine fancier. And, she loved it. Traditional poutine is an order of French Fries, with cheese curds and brown gravy. This was like it, but different. The first thing she noticed was that the fries themselves were seasoned with Tika seasoning, and so was the entire dish. There was enough to feed two, and she totally enjoyed it. They used paneer instead of cheese and she lauded it as wonderful. My youngest adult son got the Clay Pit Special Bhaji Pav. Don't worry neither he or I ever heard of it, but based on the server's recommendation and his gastronomic curiosity, he went for it. It is traditional in Mumbai (I just researched it to figure out what it is) Quoting a website, "The recipe is an amalgamation of vegetables spiced with a unique blend of spices known as pav bhaji masala and served with a soft bread roll aka pav." It was served with chopped red onion. He hates red onion and just left it out. Peas, potato and wonderful unique spices make up this stew like dish, served with traditional bread. I also took the server's recommendation in blind trust for my selection, Samosa Chaat. Just looking at the portion size that was presented, I proclaimed that this was a dish for a family of four. I was not far off as we took more than half of it home. Again, I have to turn to the internet to find out exactly what was in this wonderful dish. Again, the internet comes to my rescue. "Chaat is a broad term used for all Indian street food. It's mostly spicy, tangy and topped with yogurt and chutneys. ..has layers of chickpea curry and crunchy samosa". Sure. What is Samosa? "Samosas are savory pastries served as a snack or as appetizers. They are stuffed with lightly spiced potato and deep-fried until crispy and golden." Oh. This dish had them under the stew, not separate and I loved it. Our other two diners were not as adventurous. The both ordered wraps, one was Schezwan Paneer and Chicken creation. Yes, Schezwan, the food from China is incorporated here. Evidently, there is a lot of cross over between Chinese and Indian food. Second of the wraps ordered was the Chicken Egg. So if you are adventurous, go there. If you are not, go there anyway. You can enjoy "safer" wraps, rice or noodle dishes, wings, and one I've not heard of yet - Chinese Curry. I'll be back. It is walking distance. You get in a car and drive here.

Delicious delicious delicious! Everything by here is so tasty. The service is good and it's a cute…read moreplace for a casual date.

What a hidden gem. Impeccable service, I absolutely love a place that boxes up my leftovers. The…read morestaff was extremely well dressed, attentive and genuine. The food was fresh and authentic and could not believe how reasonably priced it was for this economy. We felt appreciated, I couldn't decide on a dessert and they offered me 3 small portions so I could try all 3. And OMG delicious. Don't leave without trying the hot tea! Definitely a new favorite

House of India Franklin…read more Very late night after work and was dying for some Indian food to take out. Little did I know many of my clients visit this place and they knew them by name so we chatted about that while I waited for the food. The interior was nice and your typical Indian restaurant interior. I got the veggie sampler, lamb vindaloo in Indian spice level, and they threw in some free garlic naan which was incredible. The lamb vindaloo was perfectly spicy exactly how I needed it to be, the potato inside was incredible and the lamb tender. The veggie sampler was the BEST I have ever had at any Indian restaurant. Mint chutney was incredible. Garlic naan was super buttery and garlicky. Super nice owners and staff. I hate going places half an hour before they close but they were understanding. Go check this place out for lunch or dinner and show them some love.

HANDS DOWN THE BEST INDIAN CUISINE!!!…read more We're from Silicon Valley where there's countless of Indian cuisine and we've tried some good ones but THIS is just the best by far! From food, to the environment, and customer service. THE FOOD IS SO GOOD! You can close your eyes and pick whatever and you'd be happy. You can taste the quality. You have to just try it! THE ENVIRONMENT is always clean!!! THE CUSTOMER SERVICE feels so welcoming. The owner Manny and Diji runs this place so well. They are very intentional with their customers, the food, and everything. You can tell they love what they do and it speaks through their food and service. DEFINITELY A MUST TRY if you're visiting or local!

SOOOOO amazing!…read more Sanika's is one of our favorite MJ restaurants. I have never had a bad dish. The flavors are all so unique and perfectly balanced. The gobi Manchurian cauliflower is not to be missed. We get it as an appetizer every time we go. Last night, I had the pistachio cream butter chicken, which was out of this world. My husband had the chicken tikka kabobs and they were great. Their garlic naan is a fave and pairs well with all their dishes. We have also had dishes from the Indo-Chinese menu and they were all amazing. Basically, you can't miss with anything you order from Sanika's. We will go again and again.

Fantastic new Indian spot here in the Boro over by the old MAC/Nissan dealership off Memorial…read more If you've been to more than one Indian spot, then you know they all have slightly different takes on all their same/similar dishes. ClayOven prepares all the favorites (and some new offerings) with superb efficiency, flavoring, and amazing Indian-inspired seasonings that make theirs both unique to them while also being extremely delicious! We've been several times now, and their staff are always so welcoming and friendly, the service does not take long, and voila! the food is ready and at your table - hot, fresh, well-prepared, and ready to be devoured. If you're wanting some excellent Indian fare or looking for a new, mouth-watering adventure in the Boro - check out ClayOven! Highly recommended!!

I'm in the middle of eating my food that I ordered from Uber Eats and stopped to do this review…read more That should tell you how good it is. OMG I haven't had any good Indian food in a long time. The Chicken Tikka Masala is so flavorful and juicy. I love the added onions to the chicken. It turned up the flavor another notch. The garlic nann is so light, fluffy, and easy to fold. I'm so glad they didn't hold back on the garlic! The bhindi do pyaza is amazing. I got it spicy and the spice level was just right. I look forward to visiting the location and updating my review about the service and ambience, but for now back to my food!

I made my own bowl with chicken, masala rice, and tikka masala curry. Very enjoyable! My boyfriend…read moremade his bowl with chicken, lamb, masala rice, korma curry, and saag spinach curry. His was good too. All three curries we tried were very tasty and we will definitely be back for more.

The food was great. I love that you are able to pick everything you would like on your bowl or roll…read moreand it all was cooked fresh. I met the owner when I was there and he was very friendly and helpful!

They have a lunch buffet that is a good value. The hot food…read moreis hot, and their cold food is cold. The booths have cushioned seats. Service is outstanding. I am Italian so my opinion of great Indian food could be wrong, but it is the best place in Murfreesboro, TN.

I've been craving Indian food for a while, but have been afraid to get something I might not like…read more Then I ran in to Taste of India. The offer a buffet or you can also order dishes from their menu. The buffet was a nice treat because I was able to sample a small amount of a variety of dishes to see which ones I would enjoyed the most. Then I was able to go back for more, or skip if not to my liking. The best part of lunch was the freshly made garlic naan. It was nice and hot right out of the oven and was included in the buffet price which was $15 for lunch. Overall, most of the dishes were great. The service was friendly. The ambiance of the restaurant was relaxed. And the price was reasonable.

This is our go-to Indian restaurant. We always dine here on a weekday, yet today decided to eat out…read moreon a Sunday. Big mistake. It was awful today. Extremely dry chicken in the Chicken Tikki Marsala. Lack of flavor in the Chicken Korma. The buttered naan was terrible! Besides being dripping with butter, it was as thin as a paper plate...the thinnest of paper plates! Typically it's fluffy. Service has been better. Restaurant temperature was warm at the beginning of our meal and cooled off slowly. Just so disappointed today. Usually I look forward to my leftovers, yet this time I'm dreading them. Ugh!

I'm giving a three because the food is so good - but…read more... This restaurant is a dump. It hasn't been open maybe only 7 years, I think, but it that short time, the inside has deteriorated. When they first opened, it was so sleek and shiny - a long way from what it is today! We ate there last Sunday the 19th of April. There is duct tape EVERYWHERE trying to hold the once glossy, once white, once clean laminate in place. The booth we sat in (also cushion ripped and worn) had no less than 6 strips of duct tape holding it together. If you look around the dining room, it is on most of the joints, keeping them together. It is als VERY junky and cluttered. Went to the bathroom (another area that needs a lot of work) and there are rolling storage cabinets lining the hall making it very claustrophobic. On the way back to the table I looked behind the bar - a hodge podge of tools and caulk guns and whatever else I do not know piled in the floor. It was a mess. Corners and baseboards, chair legs and booth bases were just - dirty. Years of residue built up. Probably won't eat inside ever again, it is just so depressing, especially after knowing what it once was. We were there at prime lunch time after church and there were only three tables seated and a couple of to go customers.