Went into hunter's station around 8pm on Thursday. Decided to finally give Turmeric & Co a try…read more They didn't disappoint in the area of food but the service was interesting. Samusas: I ordered chicken and got beef but they were good. They had good flavor and texture! Lamp Plate: it was so good! Full of flavor, great portion and fresh off the grill! Service: it gave I don't want to be bothered and please leave soon.

This review update is mainly for the uncomfortable feeling the server (Natalia) made us have. She…read morewas so rude and got worse after we purchased the signature drink "Tequila Honey Bee". She literally slammed everything used in the process and mixed it with the worse attitude. She also mistreated her coworkers and raised her voice enough we could heard her on the other side of the kitchen. AWFUL. I speak Spanish and she wasn't saying very nice things to them. Other than that the food was still good but we ordered it to stay there and was presented with plastic to go containers, not what we expected. She made it so unpleasant to be there and enjoy. That was her way to say "get out and don't stay". All we wanted was a quiet dinner and enjoy our time.

The service and food were amazing!!! Our server, Noah, made suggestions for things I didn't know I…read moreneeded. To try and had the best personality. The atmosphere was friendly there was nothing that didn't taste good! Will drive back to Nashville just to eat here again!

10/10 one of the most amazing meals I've ever had - I will sing the praises of this restaurant to…read moreanyone I know visiting Nashville We came here for dinner STARVING after a day of traveling and left completely stuffed and satisfied ProTip- order the off menu curry sampler with naan as an appetizer to get a feel for which sauce you want on your main course. I was set on lamb with vindaloo but after trying the sampler realized I wanted something different (shocking I picked one with a coconut base). Their sauces are all delicious but different than what I'm used to so it was so nice to have that preview Not pictured was the stuffed naan. So good. We were sadly too stuffed to even look at the dessert menu but I can only imagine it was just as tasty as everything else

A Fantastic Indian Lunch Buffet!…read more Taj is a gem! The restaurant is modern and very clean, and they have a full bar, but the food is the star. The lunch buffet here is the perfect size with excellent chicken, goat, and vegetarian options. The food is delicious and so flavorful. The staff will bring a basket of fresh baked Naan to your table. Taj is nice enough for a date or for a work lunch. I'm definitely coming back soon.

I've always driven past Taj and couldn't wait to try it out. It's located in a plaza but it's not…read morehard to find. Taj boldly delivers a feast for the table and the senses. We ordered family-style, and every dish that hit the table was vibrant, aromatic, and made with love. The tandoori chicken was simple yet so comforting, it arrived in a sizzling skillet adding a hint of flare in the presentation. Each chicken piece was beautifully charred, and coated in a bold, smoky marinade. The curries were so rich and each one had its own personality. The creamy yellow curry from the Chicken Korma was very rich in flavor while the saagwala was earthy, well-seasoned, and not over-puréed. Personally my favorite was the chicken korma the curry sauce was just on another level, I highly recommend this dish. The lamb biryani was another highlight with fragrant basmati rice and huge chunks of lamb generously garnished with fresh cilantro. Bread lovers be warned! The naan was hot, fluffy, and perfect for scooping up sauces. We also tried the aloo tikki as an appetizer and they were crisp on the outside yet so soft inside. If you're looking for a place to enjoy a full Indian spread with friends or family, then make sure you check Taj out!

Oh my! If this is street food, I must be traveling on the wrong roads. This hole in the wall serves…read moreup some of the most sumptuous morsels, and not so morsels, in middle Tennessee. And I've been missing out all this time?! Well, no longer. Surati is now my go to, to sate my exotic whim. This Caucasian family arrived on a sultry Friday evening. We had to wait until the monsoon had passed before we trekked to our destination. I mean to tell you, that it was a torrential downpour! But we were on a mission. As we approached, and before we even went inside, we were met with the intoxicating aroma of spice. I turned to my daughter, "uhhh Missy, I think that this is going to be epic." Oh yes, daddy, just wait. A very friendly gentleman greeted us at the counter where you order. The poor guy. He had to explain to us several times what we were ordering, as our western ears strained to capture through his thick accent. Every time he explained, and we couldn't understand, my daughters voice got louder as if that would make it better. It didn't, but it sure made it more hilarious! Communication was finally struck and so too an understanding. Our order placed, we found a corner table and settled in. It wasn't beyond our sensing, that us four were the strangers in this land. All the more appealing. It wasn't but for a few short minutes before our first dish found its way to the table. Now, before I go further, I have to warn you that I can't remember, much less, begin to pronounce the names of these items. I can only describe and tell you that they were all fantastic. Our first selection, was a platter of these crunchy puffed things. Our server explained, (a couple of times lol), how we are supposed to handle these delicate bites. "Punch a hole and put water in." We knew that he meant sauce, so that's what we did. Boy was that water ever tasty. Next were the Samosas. Yes, I know. I remembered that name. But only because my daughter kept saying get the Samosas, daddy, get the Samosas. I did, and I conquered. They didn't last long. Next up, fried spinach things. Those may have been the best of all. But wait, there's more....boy was there ever. The big dogs hit the table in short order. A giant crepe pancake stuffed with onion and potato, a spicy rice dish, and lastly a noodle dish. By the time we dug into these, the tanks were almost full, so half of it perfumed our car for the travel home. The only thing left for that evening was to engage with our dreams. At this writing, I'm still having a conversation with Gandhi while on a barge floating down the Ganges. Quick Tip: After indulging, head up the street to the Plaza Mariachi and grab yourself some cooked plantains at Tres Gauchos. Mmmmm plantainy. Those cowboys can sure rustle up a fine dessert. Muy Bueno!

After a long week, the last thing I wanted to do was cook dinner. It was late fall and I was keen…read morefor a drive so I pointed the car in the direction of 'Nashville's Queens' and looked for a place to strike my fancy. Surati had been on my radar for a long while so when I drove past, I knew that I had made my mind up. Despite it being a Friday night, it wasn't very busy. The inside is small but not so much that you'd have a claustrophobic attack. Parking is easy (thankfully; a rarity these days) so after walking in... I sorta stood there. I'm not new to small mom & pops but I didn't quite know how things worked here and rather than call out, I waited to be greeted. I would have to continue to wait. No wanting to stand in silence with a nearly empty dining room, I asked about the ordering process. Maybe the kitchen (and front of house) was busy with online orders? My service was standoffish at best. Normally I would have left but open hours on Friday night can fluctuate and I didn't want to start over in another queue (it was after 7). Had I eaten in, I would have gone for a dosa. Not knowing how that would travel, I opted for Szechuan fried rice (medium). I hadn't so much as ordered and sat in a booth to look at my phone to waste some time when I was told my food was ready. Either Surati has the fastest chefs in the city or my food was not made to order -- and I certainly didn't experience the 'extras' other Yelpers describe. Not wanting to get into it, I paid and left. I came home to a generous amount of well-seasoned biryani rice and vegetables with just enough heat to let you know you're alive but not so much as to wreck your mouth. I took the W. Food was good enough and I felt that I got my money's worth. Everything else about my experience, though, led me to conclude that this would be a one and done for me. Onto the next.

Came for lunch and they have a great Vegli options. So good and a variety of delicious foods. Gee…read morewas my server and so welcoming. Easy parking and lots of space. There is a bar for 1-2 people or larger tables for big groups. Highly recommend!

Everything was perfect! Service was excellent thank you G!!…read moreFood was amazing !! Will be back soon!!

Stopped by here for a quick bite to eat and i have to say the service was great and quick and the…read morefood was authentic! Loved trying new dishes here such as the gobhi manchurian and we also got the garlic naan and paneer tikka masala. all were so great and flavorful. loved their mango lassi as well. we also came in about 40 minutes before close and ended up staying late (so sorry!!) but thank you to the service workers for staying late for us!!

This place is soooo good. Im slowly eating myself around the menu. Clean and great food.read more

Easily the best Indian food in nashville Service and pricing…read moreperfect as well! Always a treat to grab dinner here!

Wow..was staying near the airport off I-40 and decided to check out local restaurants nearby. Found…read moreSindoore which was only a couple miles from the hotel. What a find. First of all if you're really not looking, you will drive past this gem. It's in a small little shopping strip that quite literally if you blink you'll pass it. The weather was raining pretty good when we ventured out and upon our arrival there were only 3 other table occupied. So we figured a slow night. Could not have been more wrong. Carry out/delivery service was very steady and within an hour the restaurant itself was around 70% filled. I certainly know why even in bad weather people make the trip to Sindoore! On to our meal. We decided to get an appetizer and actually something different than the normal samosas we like to order. We ended up ordering the Pani Puri. What a wonderful surprise these puffed semolina, stuffed with potatoes and garbanzo beans, served with mint and cilantro water were just delightful. Next we ordered our mains, chicken vindaloo and butter chicken with a side of regular and garlic naan. I order my vindaloo spicy, which was one level down from what the waiter told us was their hottest level. My wife ordered the butter chicken, with no spice and they were able to accommodate her request. Our main and a large bowl of basmati rice arrived in about ten minutes. Both dishes were great! Mine could have been hotter, but I was still very happy with my order. My wife's, no spice was perfect as well. Both were more than enough for our meal, especially with the naan, which was great as well. The naan had a slight char on one side and with the garlic it was perfect along with my vindaloo. Overall, I wouldn't hesitate to come back to Sindoore the next time we re in Nashville.

10/10 Malai Kofta. 10/10 Saag Paneer. 10/10 Samosa. 9/10 Tandoori Chicken. 8/10 garlic naan…read more I think that's all you need to hear. I will be coming back.

Amazing service, lots of variety whether you're a vegetarian or omnivorous, and in a lovely…read morecollegiate neighborhood. I leaned this place is a neighborhood classic, and my husband and I took his uncle to celebrate his 75th birthday as this was his favorite Indian restaurant in Nashville. One of the owners was even kind enough to take a photo of us in front of one of their neat pieces of art on the walls.

Huge portions, quick service, and great garlic naan…read more Service was quick, and I ordered the (vegan) chana masala bowl with rice plus two sides of garlic naan to share. The portion was huge (I couldn't even finish half), so it was definitely a good value. The bowl itself was flavorful and satisfying, though it could have been a bit hotter temperature-wise. They didn't ask about spice level, but it ended up being just right--moderate heat with a nice kick without overpowering the dish. The garlic naan was the standout--super fresh, loaded with garlic, and a great mix of crispy edges and soft, fluffy bites. Definitely worth adding.

Went to the Assembly Hall location around 8 PM and they were out of almost everything I wanted …read more.. no kati rolls, chicken lollipops, or chaat. Tried again the next day around 1:30 PM and managed to get a chicken tikka kati roll and masala chai. The chai was fine, nothing special. The kati roll, though, didn't come close to NYC or Chicago standards... overloaded with onions and way too much mayo, which completely overpowered the flavor. Overall: 2.5/5. Potential is there, but consistency and balance are lacking.