Absolutely love this place!! The service was incredible. Me and my mans are from Detroit and we…read moredidn't know most vegan friendly places close so early. So, starving, we went here super last minute, and they were super accommodating even though they were packed! The man at the door took our order fast and got us a seat once someone left. While we waited for a seat, we checked out the picture books of India, which kept us entertained and set a vibe. The food was incredible, too! I love peshwari naan and find it difficult to find sometimes, so I'm so glad they had it and as for the rest of the meal, we had the aloo gobi masala, and vegetarian platter, and all I can say is YUM! Would recommend for the service and food alone, but the atmosphere was welcoming and cozy and made our dining experience really nice, too.

Reopened, remodeled, redesigned menu. They no longer serve their beloved lunch buffet and are now…read morereservation only for dinner but you can still get carryout when ever. Atmosphere and food are still great in my opinion. There was a little drink menu on the table that advertised Chai and a dirty chai. I ordered the dirty chai which was supposed to be $6.75 (already a lot for a small coffee) and my husband ordered a beer off another drink menu that was listed at $5. We were charged $7.05 for the coffee and $6.75 for the beer. Wouldn't have ordered either if the prices were printed correctly as I was already iffy paying the printed price. It has me wondering how much we were over charged for the food as I dont remember what the menu said for everything. So just be aware.

Best Indian food you can get in bg that's all I can say . Very chill here and everything came out…read morequick!

Went on Sunday for their lunch buffet…read more Well, I have to say that the buffet was really limited compared to most others I've been to. There were some pakoras and tiny egg rolls. Not sure if these were supposed to be Anda rolls??? I think they were frozen things from Gordon's. Asian, yes, but not Indian (at least not from my perspective). The pakoras were rather dried out and cold. the chutneys didn't help very much. There were no little bowls to put the chutney in. That's kind of disappointing. There was no raita. There were no pickles. I kind of think of all of these things as being staples, or non-negotiables on Indian buffets. The 2 chutneys were (I think) a mint and the other was a tamarind. They were both pretty watery and not very flavorful. They had 2 masalas, 1 chicken and the other was a paneer. These were passable, but I've had better. The other entree was a goat curry that was pretty good to, but nothing had any real heat or spice. The kitchen was playing it safe, I guess. The rice was pretty good. Oh, I think they had some tandoor chicken pieces, but it was pretty dry. All in all, not the best I've had, but passable. I would have loved something like this when I was at OU all those years ago (GO BOBCATS!).

As someone who has tried every Indian restaurant in Toledo, I had to make the trip out to…read morePerrysburg to try this place, and they absolutely blew my expectations out of the water! I am still shocked at how quality and tasteful my meal was! I got the Chicken Tikka Masala with buttered naan, and samosa. I don't even know where to begin with how quality this food is! First, the Samosas were cooked to perfection, crispy without being oily, and you're hit with the best aromatic flavors as soon as you take a bite, top notch and I have not had a better samosa anywhere else in the Toledo area! The green and brown chutney that comes on the side were very good as well, nice and thick and they stick to the samosa well. The Chicken Tikka Masala was exceptional in flavor and quality of ingredients. I got regular when I usually get medium elsewhere because I wasn't in the mood for a spicy dish at the time, and I really got to experience the flavor notes! Nice big chunks of good chicken and the sauce really had substance. I found myself continually dipping the naan in the sauce alone, very hearty and delicious! The naan was again, exceptional! I ordered 2 servings of buttered naan when I normally order 3 from anywhere else, and 2 servings goes way farther here than other Indian restaurants! The serving entails 2 slices of naan (1 large naan cut in half) and it is actually enough to eat your meal with! Very delicious and I was impressed with the size of the naan. I am extremely happy with my first experience here and I will absolutely be back! I am hoping to visit again for their Lunch Buffet, I'm sure it's just as delicious as what I ordered for takeout! Colors of India is a serious diamond in the rough, I have seen several mentions that the building they took over used to be a Wendy's, which is true, but it has absolutely no relation to its old use, they have repurposed this building to deliver some of the most quality Indian food I've had anywhere in the country! I hope to see their business grow because they came out of the gate swinging and skyrocketed to the top of my list for what I'm looking for in an Indian food experience. The fact that this is a family business, and you can tell they put love and care into their food just makes me even happier to support them. Colors of India is going places, great job guys!

3-19-26 We had a very warm welcome at this Wendy's now…read moreIndian restaurant. The food was well seasoned and came out freshly made. My husband enjoyed his mango lassi. Want to return soon to try the buffet

This was my third or fourth time coming in, and this place consistently offers great food and great…read moreservice. The same two handsome guys were our servers again, and they are so friendly and helpful with offering suggestions from the menu. This time I had a Mango Lassi, Aloo Paratha, and Lamb Biryani. I ordered a medium level of spice, and my food was once again incredibly flavorful and spicy to a level that I really enjoyed. The portions are so generous I had some for lunch the next day. This is a very quiet little restaurant in what was definitely a former diner, and Star of India has certainly made that former diner into a cool Indian restaurant. I'm sure I will be back again for dinner in the future, this restaurant brings me a lot of joy.

My husband and I used to eat here 15 years ago when we lived in Toledo. We loved it then and were…read moredriving through recently and wanted to stop in. We were so happy to see it was still there and the food was just as good as we remembered. Our 2 daughters (8 and 3) who love Indian food enjoyed the butter chicken and kept saying how delicious it was! Not too spicy at all for them. My husband and I had the chili chicken and aloo gobi which both were fantastic. The chili chicken was our favorite dish 15 years ago and it was still a hit! The staff were so incredibly nice and overall a great experience. Highly recommend!

My rating is about the food. There's only so much ambiance you can expect from a building that was…read morea fast food restaurant in a previous life, right next to I-80 and a truck stop. First, I'm shocked that an Indian restaurant is in Williams county. Second surprise is it's good! This is my first visit, so I only tried the chicken curry. It is very good, with the perfect amount of heat (medium). I am looking forward to another visit, when I'm back in the area again and I can explore the menu more.

Ok. I've seen this place for three years off the highway and finally decided to give it a try. It…read moreis a revamped old Burger King if I recall. So that gives you an idea of the inside, they have a mini-store with some Indian snacks, which are cool. The people there were very nice and accommodating. Each member of my family got something different and it was all banging good. No questions on this. I had the lamb korma and it was tasty and tender. Don't let him talk you off your normal spice though, he said they are hotter than other restaurants but they are not. My only real knock is the price. For north west Ohio they are expensive. AND, unbeknownst to us the rice was an extra charge beyond your dish.... Uh, what else I gonna eat with it bra! In any case, if you like Indian food, but don't mind a little expensiveness, you need to try this place.

When I heard about Lucky Spice "N" Rice opening in Van Wert, I was immediately interested. Any…read morerestaurant that deviates from the Pizza, Burger, Mexican food triangle this town only focuses on is a good thing. Life is to be savored after all, and the more flavors the better! A place where you can have Indian food is great! It also does have more American food in the menu, for those who do not or have family who want to stick with what they know. My family has eaten a few times from here, taking carry out each time. Ordering is convenient as they both have a website and you can call in. The food is absolutely delicious! My family has eaten the following items: 1) Chicken Tika-Masala: Savory and spicy dish... has the right amount of kick to it: We love it! 2) Chicken Pakora: my personal favorite dish, its an appetizer. It is so good! It's salty, it's crunchy! Yum! 4) Butter Chicken: Families favorite dish. The delicious taste will melt you like butter under a. hot sun. 5) the rice and naan bread are very good. 6) Gulab Jamun. This dessert has just the right amount of sweet components! We should have bought more but will the next time! I could go on, this place is great! And we are very lucky to have this place open up! Highly recommend if you live in Van Wert! Cmon, try something new!

This restaurant brings new flavors to Van Wert's food scene and is absolutely incredible…read more My wife and I took our extended family for a pre-Christmas treat. We had a range of appetizers from samosas to padpi chaat. All we tried were delicious. Our entrees ranged from Tikka Masala to Biryani to Curries, the Biryani and Curries came with a choice of meat- adding Garlic Naan bread made the perfect meal. Don't be afraid of the spice - the medium was easy. I'll step it up to spicy next time - but not 'Indian Spicy'. The food is all homemade by the owners and incredible. The service is also from family and impeccable. Anything that we were unfamiliar were clearly explained For anyone who is looking for a change from Van Wert' standard Mexican/Chinese/Beer Barrel options, I highly recommend Lucky's Hot Spice and Rice.

Great Indian spot in Toledo. Wonderful recipes for quick hit lunches and dinners. Delicious…read moreacross the board! Highly recommend.

When you mix delicious Indian flavors with your favorite street food snacks, it's impossible to go…read morewrong. Bombay is owned by the sweetest family - Rita is passionate and cares about her guests and has truly made something magical with the menu. They serve all the traditional Indian flavors, and some exclusive like the 65 sauce which is only available here, and twisted them into yummy dishes like pizzas, wings, tacos, burritos, and more. Have you heard of Indian beer? Wine? I hadn't either, but it's a delight. That Rupee Gold is a delicious option. You can dine in and watch Bollywood on the screen or just enjoy all of the dishes. The mango smoothie is a treat for dessert!

4-13-2026 (THE INDIAN JEWEL,7406 Central Ave)…read moreA wonderful dining experience. The interior features traditional Indian artwork and architecture and creates an indulgent atmosphere. Our server was kind and attentive. The food was full of rich and spicy flavors, our favorite being the Paneer Tikka Masala. Can't wait to return!

So, The Jewel moved to Central Avenue, west of I-75, next to the Meijer plaza. We went there a few…read moreweeks ago and some things have changed. It appears that the recipes are a little different now. I ordered chicken korma, very spicy, and it was just OK. The chicken chunks are a lot bigger now. Bigger chunks take more time to cook, making the chicken very dry. The veggies and sauce are also different. The dish was more mild than spicy. I remember a lot of Chinese restaurants doing this. I guess the chefs are trying to protect us from ourselves... My dining partners ordered chicken tikka masala and had the same comments. One other person ordered the mixed grill (tandoori grill???) and again, everything was really overcooked and dry. There was no wine or beer available. We asked if we could bring in either and were told, "no." They were very polite about it, but this is not illegal in Ohio, at least, the attorney we were dining with said it was perfectly legal to do this. I know I've dined in establishments where there was no liquor, beer or wine available and patrons were allowed to bring in their own. Casa Que Pasa in Athens, Ohio, comes to mind, but that was a loooooong time ago and, for some reason, my memories of meals there are kind of foggy anyway :). The restaurant does have the right to charge a "corkage fee" if they desire. Anyway, not sure wine would be my preference for Indian food, but beer!!! Nothing goes better with hot, spicy food than a beer that's indigenous to that country (Taj Mahal or Kingfisher!!!). Of course, the kitchen needs to get the spice lever right. For an appetizer, we did order some vegetable pakoras and they were really great. I believe we also ordered some onion kulcha too and that was great. Anyway, not the worst I've had, but not what was being offered at the Airport location. The place is young and there are probably some things to work out. I'll definitely try this again.

Really good authentic food. We tried the lamb biryani and the butter chicken with the garlic naan…read more This is our second time eating here and our first time the food was a little too spicy. That could be just do to me ordering the wrong level. This time I got it mild and everything was very delicious and enjoyable. Also, both times the people I talked to over the phone while placing the order were very helpful.

12-20-25 Delicious and authentic and I'm Indian!…read moreTry the Dosas and curries. The inside is a bit awkward, but the service friendly and the portions large.