So good!!! My family and i had the best experience here! The owner is extremely welcoming and…read morefriendly. He chatted with us during our meal until more customers came. Their combo price for two curries, rice, AND naan is spectacular. It's a quaint food truck off of Duc Street with outdoor seating and a gravel parking lot. I cannot recommend this place enough. The owner and chef (husband and wife) are both from India and prepare the most delicious, authentic dishes. Best Indian food in Oklahoma!

This truck is the very definition of hit or miss. I've been four times. Twice the food was…read moreincredible, deep, layered spices, tender meat, naan fresh off the griddle. It was some of the best Indian food I've had since living in Asia. Just five star quality. The other two times? Completely different story. Bland, watery sauces, flat spices, overcooked rice, and the whole thing tasted like a microwaved TV dinner dressed up as "Indian inspired." It's a big swing from world-class to not worth finishing. The guy running it is nice enough, but for the price and the total gamble on quality, I just don't go there anymore.

Went for lunch recently and was a little concerned only one other couple seated. But, that changed…read morepretty quickly and i understand why. This was the best Indian food we have had in Edmond. Maybe the only since others were more Pakistani/ Nepalese. The samosa app were very hot and delicious. The sauces were very good. I had the Goat Biryani and my wife had the chicken Biryani. Both were awesome and plentiful. The chai is good, but order the large. The ambiance is pretty basic, but clean. We shall return!

The place was packed for dinner--a good sign. Casual, no-frills vibe. The staff was friendly but…read morenot very attentive. The menu has lots of variety and is very vegetarian-friendly, though they also offer plenty of meat options (tandoor, curries, biryani--biryani seemed popular). We tried the butter chicken and tikka masala, which were flavorful with warm spices, and its garlicky, creamy, and rich. That said, their take on butter chicken and chicken tikka masala featured more vegetables than chicken, which was different for me. Garlic naan had a nice punch of garlic, but wasn't as fluffy as it was at other spots.

Great flavors and Oklahoma sized portions. Went here for lunch with my work team and it was…read moredelicious, well executed food. Highly enjoyed my Tandoori Chicken level 7 spice. The Oklahoma sized portions are enough for multiple meals and had really good taste. Spice was not overwhelming at 7 and as a spicy maniac, I may try 9 or 10 next time. Service was polite and the ambiance met expectations. 100+ selections to choose from so lots of option. Will be back, this place is fire

We searched for restaurants open on Thanksgiving in Oklahoma City and found this one. Based on the…read moreratings, we decided to give it a try. The place was okay, more like a takeout joint than a proper sit-down restaurant, though the lady at the front desk was very sweet. We ordered fried momos, veg chow mein, chicken biryani, papdi chaat, and a Nepali bhel-type dish. The food came out quickly, and the portions were generous, which was a plus. However, the biggest issue was the flavor. All the dishes tasted very similar, and instead of being flavorful, they were quite bland and had a bitter taste. We love spicy food, and the lady warned us that their spice level can be very high, so we chose a level 5 for all the dishes. Unfortunately, the spices seemed undercooked, which made everything taste bitter rather than spicy. I almost considered asking someone from the staff to taste it, but I didn't, since the place was busy and there were only three people working. Another thing we noticed was that when our receipt came out, it said that if we gave them a 5-star rating, they would give us a 10% discount. We weren't sure if that was appropriate. No wonder how's the rating for this place was good.

Walked in hungry, came out full…read more The food was amazing. I tried the Butter chicken, chicken tikka masala, and green butter chicken. I also tried the spicy rice, the chicken rice, and the goat curry. The service was very quick, even when the restaurant was full. The staff were attentive and friendly. The ambiance was friendly! I will return! If I could give this 10 stars I would!

I'm here at least once every other week and it hits every. Single. Time. Seriously, no notes.read more

Absolutely amazing. If you don't know what to try, try the butter chicken! It's not too spicey and…read morethe chicken chunks are big.

When walking into the gas station, the smell of the food was just so amazing that I had to try the…read morefood and when I did , i'm glad that I did, it was amazing like really, really really amazing. Felt like I was sitting in India and eating this food. The taste was so authentic and amazing. Service was awesome and also brought the food out real fast. Really really great place to stop by for a quick bite. Would definitely stop by here again. For all my Indians, reading, this reminded me of home.

Not from the area (from northeast) but was craving Indian food during my trip…read more Ordered the following: Butter chicken (medium spicy) - good flavor and could taste the heat Gobimanchurian - good flavor Chicken 65 - disappointed it was very dry and no flavor

The restaurant is not very clean. Sat at a table near the wall which had a white border and it was…read moreclearly dirty. The waitress completely ignored my husband and when he ask for a Coke she did not bring it. It felt as though she didn't want us there. She also got our order wrong. The naan was good. The beef curry was ok. The service was definitely lacking.

This place is a dump inside a truck stop. These people think we are stupid Americans and try to…read moretalk behind your back not knowing that your phone is translating there conversation about you. You ask for a meal and because they ran out they don't think you know the difference. Do your self a favor if your looking for Indian food go somewhere else. They don't wash there hands they cough and sneeze all over the place. And theres this one guy who thinks he's security and walks behind you the whole time watching you .

Used to come hear. The food was good until one time there was diarrhea all over the toilet seat and…read morewall. That turned me off the place.

If you happen to be driving down I-40 anywhere near Okemah, Oklahoma, STOP HERE! The most amazing…read moreIndian food I've ever tasted...adjacent to the Love's parking lot. It's a Punjabi Dabah. Who knew.... Gracious and solicitous service---felt like I was visiting their home. Shan-E-Roti Authentic Indian Cuisine, exit 221.

Absolutely amazing the egg nan was fantastic I would recommend to anyone the food and service is…read morefantastic

This restaurant is SO good. Best Indian I've had in a while and we're from NY- the Black Dahl is as…read moregood if not better than Dishooms in London and the Momos are delish!

This place is absolutely delicious. The chili Momo could keep me coming back again and again, I…read morecould have eaten a whole order to myself. I also shared the chicken curry with my husband. For the price I would have liked it to have a little more meat but other than that I would say it was perfect. The staff was helpful and kind and everything was freshly made to order.

We were staying in Oklahoma City, OK and this restaurant was recommended by the Hilton Garden Inn…read moreemployee. We checked it out and it was fabulous. We had the spinach pakora with 2 dipping sauces, butter chicken and I requested white meat, no problem, malai kofta, rice and garlic naan. Everything was delicious. I would highly recommend this restaurant. You will not be disappointed. Enjoy.

Gopuram is by far the weakest Indian buffet I have ever been to and I've been to many. It's so bad…read morethat I feel like calling it "weak" is actually a compliment since it downplays the extremity of the situation. Shockingly, it used to be decent, but is totally unrecognizable now. I don't even know how the place has survived; it's like a rotting husk of something that once was. If you have ever been to a mediocre Indian buffet, you already know exactly what dishes they have: The world's okayest Chicken Tikka Masala. Palak Paneer that tastes like Walmart cream spinach. Vegetable Korma that tastes like Campbell's cream of broccoli soup. Mushroom Soup that might literally be Campbell's cream of mushroom soup. One piece of tandoori chicken on top of 7,000 onions. The only kind of unique thing is the goat curry which has jagged shards of bone in every bite so it's kind of like playing Russian Roulette. If you've ever wanted to eat questionable gruel with broken glass in it, they've got you taken care of. Some poor soul who is clearly a non-Indian lady runs the whole front of house. Literally did not see a single other person besides some vague clanking coming from the kitchen, probably the real owners, chained to a chair somewhere in the back. Near the bathrooms where the silverware is inexplicably located (far away from the food), I saw the most disgusting spoon I've ever seen in my life. This was "clean" silverware for guests. My main Indian spot is Manna, which is inherently dirty and questionable in various ways, so to horrify me of all people is truly a terrifying spectacle. I left the buffet still hungry, a totally incomprehensible feat for me, since I am extremely gluttonous. Alas, Gopuram has accomplished the impossible.