My husband and I recently visited Curry Palace for the first time--and it was also my very first…read moreexperience at an Indian restaurant. We were pleasantly surprised! Everyone was super friendly from the hostess, waitervl etc. I ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala at spice level 4, and it was absolutely delicious. The spice level was perfect for me--definitely had some heat without being overwhelming. My husband ordered the House Special Chicken Biryani, which included both lamb and chicken, and he really enjoyed it. I'd say his dish was closer to a spicej that's level 3. Before our meal, we were served complimentary crackers and chutney, which were fantastic and a great introduction to the flavors we would enjoy throughout dinner. One thing that really stood out was the portion size. The servings were enormous! These days, with grocery and gas prices being what they are, it's refreshing to find a restaurant that gives you so much food for your money. We both had plenty left over to take home. Great food, generous portions, and a wonderful first Indian food experience. We'll definitely be back!

I was super excited to find an Indian restaurant in my hometown. Indian cuisine is my favorite and…read moreI'm no stranger to the dishes both here in the US and in England, which is other level by the way. One day I will make it to India....but I digress... We were greeted and seated immediately upon entering and I was instantly in love with the decor and the friendliness of both the host and server. We began with water to drink, me skipping a mango lassi because I had decided I would have a dessert today since it had been awhile. My friend was a newbie to Indian food so I ordered for us and kept it simple. Palak Paneer and Chicken Mango Jalfreezie, with garlic naan. The papadoms and sauce were tasty and always a nice nibble while we wait for our dishes. Everything arrived hot and fresh and nicely presented. We were advised if we needed more rice to just ask. This is when the disappointment hit for me. While both dishes were good food, cooked well and nicely presented, the true Indian flavors were missing. I also did not detect mango in the dish that should have been flooded with that flavor. I do order my dishes mild, but I always do, and while that does impact the heat which I cannot tolerate, it has never once impacted the full flavor of all the spices. Until here. So sad, as someone who almost craves those flavors and had been looking forward to them all day. I've gone back and forth as to whether to give three or four stars, because everything really was nice but if I go to an Indian restaurant I really am hoping for Indian flavor. It was missing. If I could give 3.5 I would. My big question is always, would I return? I will not. I live in High Point and will continue to dine at the numerous Indian spots near home.

Probably my favorite place to go for a fantastic Indian meal in Roanoke…read more Nawab is a classy joint, with attentive servers, and a large menu. Nothing I've ever had. There has disappointed me. They also deliver on DoorDash. The specialty drink drinks from behind the bar are fantastic, they make one with rye and absence that will quickly put you right where you need to be in a fun headspace.. The goat biriani is one of my favorite dishes.

The service and food were fantastic! There was an issue with our delivery- NOT the restaurants…read morefault at all. The staff were so kind and went above and beyond and remade our order. We had the samosas, garlic naan, chicken tikka masala and ananas kaju malai chicken. All was delicious. We will be back again and again.

This is the best Indiana food in the triangle area. We really like Mustang House but this place is…read moresomehow even better. The spice levels are always perfect. Chicken Tikka Masala and Dal are our go-to's, and anything from their naan selections. Highly recommend.

Incredible food! We loved the vegetable momos, the pistachio chicken korma (this was sooooo good),…read morethe butter chicken and the garlic naan. Their spice levels were really approachable too. We always start low our first time at a new place. We got a 2, but could definitely go up to a 3 or 4. Service was fast, attentive and kind. The place is clean and cozy. We will be back and agreed that this will be a new go-to comfort food spot for sure!

This review is strictly on the new location, not Mint. I got to try them today. They were packed!…read more Cons: -Service was a little slow, one lady ran the entire dining room -Warm water? Maybe it's their culture, I don't know but it didn't help the inside was also... -Very warm. We were sweating. -No more basmati rice??? I love fluffy short grained rice but that's not why I get Indian food. -Strictly vegetarian, which I don't have an issue except the variety was lacking. No textural complements on the buffet. Where's the chickpeas, cauliflower? Very mushy options. Pros: Beautiful decor Neutral: The name is literal lol, they are strictly vegetarian which is cool. But way too many soups. They just opened. So I'll give them some slack, but if it's like this in a couple weeks. I will go back to Saffron.

I've been waiting for Mint to open up, another new Indian restaurant in Greensboro NC and they…read morebrought their A game! For appetizers we got their Gobi Manchurian, chili chicken and tandoori paneer tikka. The service was quick the food came out fairly fast. I loved the Indian music they had playing in the background as well. For entrees we got paneer tikka masala and Malai kofta, both were savory. I will say if you like your spicy foods I'd aim up higher on the spice level and start at a 4/5. We got various naans as well, like the bullet naan and cheese naan and butter naan. Our waitress also bought out an assortment of chutneys as well and a plate of onions and lemons and chilis. Overall it was a great experience! They do have a lunch buffet special for $9.99! Plenty of parking right in front of the restaurant and in the shopping center it's nestled in.

I enjoy getting curry goat at Indian restaurants. This one was pretty good. The rice was a bit…read morebland. Cauliflower appetizer was good but the sauce was a bit heavy. Tandoori chicken was good but a bit overcooked. Service was fine. When we first entered, the host was taking a pickup / delivery order on the phone. We had to wait several minutes for that, which was a bit annoying. I think we should have been able to seat ourselves.

The cocktail somosa was pretty spicy, in a good way. The mint chutney was more like Lime chutney,…read moreas that was the main flavor coming through. We ordered chicken Tikka Masala and Mughlai chicken. Both were decent, the Mughlai sauce was definitely the best thing we ordered. Pay for parking behind the restaurant was broken when we were there.

This place is both a market and a restaurant. The market is limited, though some of the dried goods…read morelooked worthwhile. The restaurant isn't fancy, but it offers a nice vegetarian menu. I ordered some chickpeas and bread, not knowing the chickpeas already came with bread. That said, the thin, grilled, potato-filled bread is delicious when done right, which it was here. My chickpeas were delivered in a tomato-y preparation and provided needed substance to get me through the day. It's the sort of family run place where the kids were hanging out (perhaps a snow day for them). I could imagine them offering more on the market side, but the food I got was a good deal and I saw enough vegetarian options to be worth coming back.

A friend of mine that I hadn't seen in a while called me and invited me and another friend to have…read moredinner in this Afghan Restaurant the other evening. For some time now, I've been looking forward to eating here because I've been hearing many good things about this restaurant, that had been open for less than a year now. When we arrived it was already dark outside, but during this time of the year it gets dark early. The restaurant was well lit from outside and its sign on the small parking lot was lit from inside and had photos of some of their food. It also mentioned that their food was Halal quality. This means that it did not contain pork. Inside, the place was clean and decorated very simple with large size poster prints of photos from some of the cultures of the food and cuisine served here. The dining room was on the left of the building and had booths along the left wall and two persons tables and chairs as well. The owner and host came out and greeted us with a warm welcome, handing us copies of the menu which was very well designed with glossy photos next to the food entrées listed there. This was very helpful because it gave a visual sense of the food, of which many I didn't know, making it easier to order. To drink there were some large display refrigerators full of different drinks for us to reach and get one. To start with since this was our first time eating there, the owner brought us bowls of their Chicken Soup from thebAppetizers section in the menu. This soup was amazingly delicious. Simply the best Children Soup that I have ever had. I urge you to view the photographs that I took to accompany my review and you will get a better sense of it deliciousness. For it is said that a picture is worth a thousand words. Then we decided to get several dishes to share among all of us imitating the culture of the cuisine. Among the entrées we ordered were: The Fresh Lamb Tikka Kabab, the Bulani kachalo, Chicken Beryani, the Qurma Potatoes, Chick Pea, Eggplant, Salad Afghani Style Plate Mix, and some Special bread. All the food looked wonderful and tasted even better. For dessert we had the Sherpayra (Milk Fudge) and Afghan Mixed Cookies with a cup of a Special Tea. Afterwards we took a tour of the Grocery, on the right side of the building, and observed all the items available, from foods, to rugs, to jewelry, to an indefinite variety of Afghan items. I highly recommend this restaurant as one of a kind, of its kind. The atmosphere is comfortable and relaxed, the food was amazingly delicious, and the service provided was very welcoming and friendly. I definitely think we should all support this new restaurant and tell our friends about it. I know I will enthusiastically.

Wow wow wow!! I really can't do Saffron justice with how…read moregood it was. First, I just want to express immense gratitude for how they treated our 10-month-old son. They brought him his own water. They brought him a rubber duck to play with. They were so sweet and friendly with him; it was incredible. It made my husband and I so happy! On top of great service, the food was incredible. I think the best Indian restaurant in Winston. I got chicken saag, and it was so flavorful. I couldn't stop thinking about it the rest of the day! The rest of the dishes were also amazing, and the naan of course is very tasty. We love Saffron!! Definitely a staple for our family.

Had a pretty good experience overall. The naan was definitely the highlight. It was fresh, soft,…read moreand really well done. The other dishes had good flavor, but a couple things missed the mark for me. The samosa chaat was solid, but the texture felt like it had been sitting for a while -- it was extra mushy and didn't have the freshness I was hoping for. The cauliflower dish was similar; the inside was very soft/mushy and there was quite a bit of breading compared to the actual cauliflower. Overall, still a solid meal and I'd give this place 4 stars based on this experience. That said, having recently tried Taza and Curry/Noodle, I personally preferred those spots more from my experience. I'd still be open to coming back and trying other dishes.

Nice little place in Winston downtown with great Indian food selection and good customer service…read more The kids enjoyed the appetizers and food alike, and the drinks were well made too. The dal and chicken items were well made and flavorful as well as the lamb chops.

Spent a night in town on the way to Georgia and noticed this restaurant walking around. As soon as…read morewe entered the smell of curry hit us in the face so we immediately had a good feeling. The gunpowder chicken had a great taste and spice. Followed that with butter chicken and chicken tikka masala. Would have liked a stronger buttery tastes and less red sauce but dish was very tasty. Masala was good too. Naan bread was the best item and was large enough so just one was sufficient. Waitress and ownership were attentive and friendly. Don't think we'll be back in town but I'd eat here again if we do.