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.

I had an wonderful dining experience at Ugadi Indian Grill in Nolensville. The atmosphere was…read morewonderfully inviting, and they even feature a fully stocked bar that adds a great touch to the environment. The staff was remarkably friendly and attentive; they patiently guided me through the menu and helped me settle on a medium spice level for my meal, which turned out to be the absolute perfect choice. The food itself was deeply comforting. I ordered the lamb saag, which featured exceptionally tender lamb cooked with onions and tomatoes in a rich, creamy spinach sauce. The medium heat was wonderful; it took a little while to accumulate on the palate but remained very tolerable and allowed the fresh, authentic spices to shine alongside the fluffy rice. To accompany the entree, I ordered the Bullet Naan. Baked fresh in their clay oven, this bread was beautifully soft, structured, and piled high with chopped green chilies, garlic, and a generous smear of spicy garlic butter. It provided the perfect, fiery bite to complement the savory lamb saag, making for a truly memorable meal.

I had heard so much about this place and we randomly popped in on a weekday and I am now just…read morereally bummed we waited so long to try it. First off, the service was wonderful right from the start. We asked to sit outside and they rushed out to ensure they wiped the table off because *pollen* and accommodated us. The menu! It's so big. I wanted to try so much of it. Everything we ended up getting was full of flavor, hot (temperature), delicious, and came out really quickly. We were so glad we visited and can't wait to return.

4.5 It's well known…read moreby now that the 'boro punches way above its weight when it comes to Asian fare. I don't think it's *that* controversial to say that the offerings are better (and more consistent) than Nashville. So, I shouldn't have been surprised to get some excellent Indian food in Rutherford County. What made me take extra notice was that the quality didn't dip at all from the restaurant to eating it in my friends' home. The beginning of summer had lured me southeast of town to hang out with some dear friends. Being that the temps had already gotten well above comfortable, we decided to hang out at home with a good meal. They're both vegetarians but promised me that this spot had the real deal flavor/season combo. I looked over the menu, opted for a variant of my go-to and waited for my tastebuds to be dazzled. My friend returned from picking up the food and I smelled it as soon as he walked through the door. 'Gimmegimmegimme,' was all I could think and say. I went with the namesake Ugadi Chicken Curry and when I tell you it woke me up in all respects, I'm not giving it enough credit. This fiery (in color and flavor) curry was andhra-forward and absolutely delicious. The curry wasn't just a vehicle for the (juicy, nicely-sized and generous-amounted) chicken. It was a star in and of itself. I topped the fragrant basmati rice with the meat/sauce and every bite was a sheer delight. Truly. It's not a given that restaurant food stands up to travel and home plating but Ugadi did and does. I'm glad I was feeling lucky because I paired the food with a mango lassi. I know it's a bit basic but mango is in the poison ivy family so I mess with it very rarely. I didn't break out and enjoyed my cool treat. I'll have to experience the goodness in-house next time... but being able to collapse to the couch from the table was a plus I didn't see coming.

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.

I am happy to give Cafe India a very good review. I have tried a variety of dishes from Cafe India…read moreand enjoyed every one. I have been to many Indian restaurants, Cafe India is as good as the best of the others. If I had to find something to winge about, asking for mild, spicy, hot etc is a bit of an adventure. Never too hot that I cannot eat the dish. But it can vary from one order to the next. I keep coming back. And I do not go to any other Indian restaurant What does that tell you?

Very disappointing and concerning experience. My son and I ordered samosas, and when we opened them…read morein the car, the potato filling smelled rotten and was sticky. I immediately took them back. The employee simply came back with another box saying, "Here you go, new ones." I declined because I had lost confidence in the food. He refunded me with only a nominal apology. What bothered me most was the lack of concern that potentially spoiled food had been served, especially to a child.

Been awhile since I have been here and i remembered how good this place is. It's like a Mexican…read moreAsian fusion cuisine. Everything is so flavorful and the service is amazing. I came here and had lunch by myself and the service was fast and friendly. I ordered me the coco Bongo cocktail and it was so good. And it was only $7.50! And they didn't skimp out on the alcohol either. And for my entree I got the Kung pao chicken and it was really good. Definitely a nice place for a nice reasonable meal.

Tried Jose's kitchen for the first time. They offer very friendly service. The restaurant is cozy,…read morequiet and has a relaxed ambiance with soft background music. They have a blend of Chinese/Asian and Mexican fusion options available on their menu. Their prices are moderate and comparable to similar type restaurants. I ordered the Mongolian beef with fried rice and 3 tacos of carne asada. The tacos were good. But the Mongolian beef was absolutely incredible.

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!

It was by a most fortunate happenstance that we came upon this unassuming establishment, and, with…read moreno particular expectations, resolved to dine therein. I confess I was wholly unprepared for the pleasure that followed. The tikka masala proved exceedingly fine indeed, among the most commendable I have had the pleasure of tasting within Tennessee. The service, too, deserves remark; a lady of admirable composure and attentiveness guided our selections with both discernment and courtesy, greatly enhancing our satisfaction. What began as a mere convenience has revealed itself to be a discovery of genuine merit. Should one find oneself in Spring Hill, I would consider a visit here not merely agreeable, but advisable.

These folks can't do enough for you. They'll bend over backwards to make sure that your visit is…read moreexceptional.....careful, not that kind of bend over backwards. This isn't K*** S****. We were treated like Maharaja's. The only thing missing was that we weren't fanned with palm fronds. But the beer kept us cool. It's a good thing too. If you're not careful, the food can get quite spicy! I started with a corn soup. It was interesting, and flavorful. Too bad their menu didn't have my favorite, Mulligatawny. That's OK though, my son-in-law brought me 8 cans from England. So I'm good for a couple of weeks. Their Naan is good and garlicky, and great to help cool down the heat a bit. No, we weren't fanned with it. It was used for dipping purposes. Our main dishes were deliciously spiced, and were quite efficient at filling the void. Also too at appeasing the exotic taste buds. Would I go back to Aha again? Yes. Would I venture deeper into their extensive menu? Yes! I say uh huh to Aha. Quick Tip: If this will be your first vist to Aha, start with mild heat and work yourself up. They'll gladly bring you increasingly more potent, to the point where you'll be risking becoming impotent!

As always this place is dependable. We ordered carryout and the order was accurate and timely. The…read moreproprietor is always helpful and aims to please. Clean, roomy, and comfortably cool. Our meals were packed with care and the special requests were accommodated accurately. This is our "gyro place"!

Vibe: Maybe it's my heritage, but I was craving Greek food…read moreand decided to give Greek Cafe Grill a try. It's tucked at the end of a typical strip mall -- so you're not going there for the vibe. Inside, it's clean (which is always a plus), but a bit on the sterile side for my taste. Not the end of the world, just one man's perspective. Service: Super friendly and welcoming. Looked like just one person was running the show -- possibly the franchisee -- and he handled everything smoothly and with a smile. What really stood out was how many regulars he clearly knew by name. In this day and age, that's a rarity and such an important part of true hospitality. Food & Drinks: The food was very good. I had the Falafel Wrap, and the falafel itself was light, crispy, and well done. Overall, a solid job. To be candid -- did it blow me away? No. But it absolutely met every expectation I had, and I left completely satisfied. The menu and presentation felt a bit more standardized, which makes sense since they have other locations, but the quality was still there. I'd go back again without hesitation. Overall: A reliable, satisfying option for Greek food in Murfreesboro -- and definitely worth a try in my opinion.