I've seen and heard of Amrut, but hadn't marked it on my list or visited yet. I made a reservation…read morefor Sunday after a show at Martin Marietta. It's right by Moore Square parking deck which is convenient. We were there early so no issues with searing. They also have a nice outdoor area but it was raining outside. We were given a complimentary drink shot you put in a pastry and drink. It was a little spicy with other interesting but good flavors. We got Samosas and Chili Chicken to start. Both were excellent. The garlic cheese naan was super and cheeay. The chicken had good spice and the Samosas were fresh with mint and Tamarind chutney. We got Chicken Vindaloo extra spicey and the lamb Biryani. Both were spicy with great flavor and my Biryani had fabulous aromas. Everything was delicious and the service fantastic. Great experience.

We loved this place. It is less than 10 minutes walk from Raleigh Convention Center plus the…read morerestaurant is also on the resy network which makes it convenient. The food is excellent Indian food - the owner used to own Tower Indian Restaurant in Morrisville and took over this spot. Surprisingly Raleigh Convention Center is a bit underserved when it comes to good restaurants and we were glad to find it. On weekdays they have a lunch meal option with two vegetables, Naan and rice for about $10 and you can make the vegetables unlimited for additional $2 - which we didn't need since the portions were pretty good. They also have similar chicken option for a little bit more price. We enjoyed our meal and I am sure we will be here again.

Another case where I feel bad for possibly overstaying my welcome bc convo went too long But…read moreShivani was so attentive and other staff came by to clear our plates when we were done eating. The Gobi Manchurian is not as good as my fave Nepalese place, but it's also less fried and less quantity. The chipotle cheese naan was some of the best naan I've ever had. So fragrant and tasty! My friend ordered the chili shrimp (decent but not spicy) and what looked like the Indian version of chicken fajitas, and that was equally as tasty. All in all it was way more upscale than I expected and the portion sizes were variable. Great place to get a late dinner on a Friday night tho!! It has a very pretty, aesthetically pleasing, romantic atmosphere.

I've come here a few more times since my last review, and unfortunately I need to lower my rating…read moreby 1 star. In general, I've had solid experiences here, but I'd say the quality of the food isn't quite as good as some of the other Indian restaurants in the area. For example, the lamb saag is not bad at all but I've experienced better elsewhere. Obviously there is a lot of strong competition, so in any other city, Nazara would definitely be a stand-out.

Upscale Indian cuisine and a modern location with professional staff and service. Reservations are…read morerevommended most nights. Table cloth dining, with uniformed brigade service. We had reservations for 7:30, we were greeted walking in and seated at our table that was waiting for us. Our server was at our table within a minute or so and took our drink and appetizer orders. Our libations were delivered to our table from the bar, via a bartender. Within another fee minutes our freshly made Samosas appeard, three to an order. Fresh, golden brown and delicious. We tried the crispy corn as well, it was also very good. For my entree, the Tandoori Salmon. A delicious meal, well made and freshly prepared. Served piping hot. I thoroughly enjoyed this dish. Flavorful and good. This is an upper end dining experience. Their presentation, service, menu, location and decor all lean towards that. This is a busy eatery most nights, so plan accordingly - make reservations 4.5 Stars rounded up for the gracious staff 01267

This Indian restaurant at the sweetwater complex in Apex is a new talk of the town. The ambiance is…read moremodern yet classy. We were seated at their event section since we were 5 people but the round tables are big and did not give that cozy feeling so we moved to their regular area which faces the outside. The tables are a little cramped if you are 4 and more. We ordered mocktails and cocktails for drinks. They all tasted pretty good, main highlight was the Long Island ice tea that was strong and well made. For starters we ordered their beetroot chaat, amritsari fish and their tandoori platter. Fish was really disappointing, the chickpea batter used to fry the fish was still uncooked and we could taste the uncooked batter and spices which was not great. The beetroot chaat was something different but pretty average again. Their tandoori platter was great, everything well marinated and well cooked. Shrimp was overcooked and hard but I would give them 8 out of 10 for that dish. For main course we ordered their daal makhni, butter chicken reimagined and mutton rogan josh. Daal makhni was average and missed that Smokey flavour that it usually has, there was nothing reimagined in their butter chicken really, loads of gravy and very few pieces of chicken, tasted average again. But hats off to the chef for their mutton rogan josh, extremely well made and a must try, delicate mutton pieces in a gravy full of flavor. Their naans were good too. We were too full for dessert and also a little disappointed with the overall food so did not order any dessert. For all this we paid around $250 including tip so I would say price wise it's pretty reasonable. Service was good and fast, no complains there, will definitely go again for few of their dishes that we loved.

The food here is so amazing! They have dishes from different regions in India and we've tried…read morethings we haven't seen anywhere else. Our favorite is the Lucknow Biryani, which is lighter and more aromatic than a Hyderabadi Biryani. We also love the Chili Momo, which uses a samosa wrapper rather than the dumpling wrappers we are used to. Bonus points for being one of the rare places that offers a plain Sweet Lassi in addition to the more commonly available Mango Lassi. If you want to try something new and different, give it a shot!

Oh, this place is amazing! I'm so happy to finally find a place that makes a good Dal Mahkani…read morethat's not mostly gravy! Not to mention tasty! I've had several dishes here, chicken sheek kebob, chilli momos (non-veg), chicken vindaloo, chicken pepper fry and my hubbs has tried the shrimp fried rice off the indo-chinese section. And we have loved every bit of it! I can't wait to eat here again and try something different. Also, if you are in the camp that your indian food is even better when it's leftovers, this place does not disappoint!

A fantastic Indian restaurant! The staff goes out of their way to make you feel appreciated and…read moreserves the most delicious food. Amazing experience at Inis Kitchen!

Closed for remodeling (painting) no reopen date on door . Same with their grocery store next-door.read more

Absolutely wonderful. Ambiance is genuine and the food is deliciously superb. Try the lamb Rogan…read moreJosh.

This is my go-to when I want Indian food. Everything I have tried is delicious. The chicken momo is…read morereally tasty, but use the red dipping sauce with caution. It's spicy! We always get two orders of the crispy cauliflower because it's so tasty. Most of the dishes let you choose your spice level when ordering online, which is nice. The staff are always friendly and polite. The restaurant is warm and welcoming with dark wood and mixed with bold colors. I highly recommend stopping in to give their extensive menu a try.

Very quick service, employees were all nice and helpful too!! The inside is a very cute and quiet…read morespot, that is very well maintained and spotless. The food itself was amazing I got the tofu as well as a strawberry boba tea. Both of which absolutely hit. When I lived in Seattle I loved eating fried tofu and there was a very distinct taste to the Washington tofu that I absolutely adored. I have been searching for that same flavor for almost 10 years in North Carolina, and this is the first time I have tasted that flavor again. It was genuinely like reliving my childhood with every bite, I know taste preference is subjective but this shop is killing it with authentic yummy food :)

This occupies a stretch near the university side of Raleigh. It's not the easiest area to drive…read morethrough or park in, but I managed, in search of some dumplings. I came in part because they had posted hours starting at 10:00 and I wanted to eat early, but even at 10:05 there was no sign of opening. It was at least fifteen minutes past the hour before they actually unlocked the door, which is a red flag for me. Don't get me wrong, if they wanted to just open at 11 or 12 or some other time that would be fine, but if you post hours that's a promise you ought to keep. They were vigorously cleaning the place when I walked in. A fried tofu appetizer did not impress, being breaded tofu with a bit of soy sauce and not much else. The dumplings were better, delivering a characteristic delicate texture. Still, the money for the food was not great, and you could go a mile or two downtown and get much better food, let alone if you start roaming the area for many other Indian and Nepali choices.

After seeing a few reviews, we decided to pop in for lunch. We started off with a couple of…read moreappetizers; Samosas and Pani Puri. Samosas did not disappoint. The Pani Puri was a new experience. It does come out cold, which threw us a little with the samosas coming out steaming hot. I chose butter chicken for my entree and my step daughter chose Chicken Tikka Masala. Both dishes were delicious! The butter chicken was creamy and flavorful. The service was excellent. They weren't very busy for a Friday at Noon. Great meal, excellent portion sizes for lunch. Definitely a great find! Will be back!

I decided to check out this place on a whim. It had excellent reviews and was a short drive from a…read morerecent destination. The shopping center it's located in was very busy with other restaurants and other businesses so close parking could be scarce depending on the day and time. There was a sign for 10.99 lunch specials outside, but I learned that the specials are only available on the weekends. I started was water and a mango lassi. It was perfectly smooth with the perfect amount of sweetness with a slight hint of salt. They brought out some spiced chips with chutney. I also ordered samosas and PaniPuri as my appetizers. The samosas were perfectly flakey and spiced. The PaniPuri were an experience. First, i didn't expect it to be cold. Then the spiced water that's poured into the wafers was tangy. It was a flavor explosion. For my entrée I ordered the Saag Chicken or Chicken with spinach/greens. The chicken was tender. The flavor was good. I wish I would have added a bit more spice, but I was nervous that I would be too hot. Overall a great visit. My Only critique is the Naan. It was a little tkk dense for me. Almost like it needed one more minute in the oven. For it to be bitter Naan, it was quite dry. The customer service was good. A couple of the staff members offered to show me how to eat some of the dishes. I just politely let them know that I was already familiar. Not sure if I will go back. My first Indian restaurant in the Triangle. I have many more to try!