The best East Indian food in Chilliwack. Try the Lamb Saag. The service is excellent. Always a…read moregood choice.

Absolutely delicious food and amazing service! Every dish was packed with bold, rich flavour--we…read moreespecially loved the butter chicken and garlic naan. The atmosphere was cozy and welcoming, and our server Tania Aman was truly fantastic. She was warm, attentive, and made the entire experience feel extra special. You can tell this place is run with a lot of heart. Definitely one of the best meals we've had in Chilliwack. Highly recommend!

This is my new favourite restaurant!…read more This family owned restaurant has authentic food. All of the ingredients are traditional. The cooking style is also traditional. Almost everything is made in house. Most food is made to order, so it is very fresh. The food is tasty, healthy, reasonably price, and the portions are generous. This is one of the best dining experiences I've had lately.

The tandoori chicken wings are amazing. Great flavor!!! Perfect amount!!! Customer service was…read moresuperb!!!

Always consistant. Delicious fresh food and awesome service!…read moreThe owner makes sure you fell welcome and appreciated. The new dinner buffet, is amazing!

When heading to Chilliwack and craving Indian food, this is the perfect spot to be. It has…read moredelicious food options very reasonably priced and the ambience and services are also great. As you enter, it has a warm ambience with nice reddish coloured walls and a friendly staff. The aroma of the place is totally Indian and the menu with price is very enticing. We ordered unique combos for lunch. For start we ordered gravy Manchurian with garlic naan. The balls were bit stiff but gravy was nice, a bit on sweet side which you can ask to be on hot side. The garlic naans were super soft and yum. I personally loved dal makhani the most. We made it as a combo and ended up having it 3 times as it was super delicious. So you cannot go wrong with it. The salty lassi is must in lunch it just goes super well with your meal and is absolutely refreshing in this summer heat. We also ordered methi malai paneer which was a bit spice but had nice flavours. I would not recommend the pasanda paneer here though and also the shikanji. Dal makhani, lassi, garlic naan, tandoori roti and methi malai paneer yes. Do try this restaurant for a full belly hearty meal. Space is clean and nice and service is quite good.

This is easily the best-tasting Indian food I've had in Bellingham, so I'm honestly surprised the…read morereviews aren't higher. The lamb korma was excellent. The lamb was extremely tender and the sauce was rich and flavorful. The Majestic Chicken was also really good, almost like a more intense and complex version of butter chicken, with a lot more depth of flavor. Definitely get the veggie pakoras too. They were excellent and well worth adding to the meal. Service was great. Everyone was attentive, friendly, and went out of their way to accommodate us. My one piece of feedback would be the naan options. It would be nice to be able to combine some of them, like ordering a garlic cheese naan instead of having to choose between garlic or cheese. Overall, easily one of the best Indian meals I've had in the area, and a place I will absolutely come back to.

Enjoyed the Baingan Bartha (eggplant curry) at medium spice level (3) and it was enjoyably spicy…read more The Garlic Naan was soft and well made. The portion sizes were very generous. Good service and nice ambiance. Definitely recommend this restaurant.

They have very busy nights on Sunday. Food is definitely nice but more than that the service gets…read morereally busy in weekends We went on a Sunday eve for dinner and found one dish cold and told them and they accepted their mistake and we were served free desserts so the care for their customers is a plus point and the food is good for the price

I was desperate to try this place after reading all the google reviews. My first clue was that the…read moreparking lot was empty. Don't believe me? Search the google maps live picture. Empty parking lot. Drive by the place yourself - also an empty parking lot during open hours. We ordered over $80 worth of food, and when the 2 bags came, they were quite light. They have a special on the Door Dash menu called Chicken 65. Excited to try it, and we also ordered Chicken Pakora, they were almost the same. For the 10 pieces in each, it was near $14 per portion. To be fair, this was the best part of the meal - but the value of $1.40/piece of boneless chicken wasn't a value. We understand that during the pandemic the portions are going to be smaller, but that's why we ordered $80 worth for just 2 people. I see google reviews of the owner figuring out what the complaintant order was on his recent phone history, and calling them back to negotiate. It's been 2 months since our last order, so I doubt we have to worry about the harassment of the owner now (luckily). I'm happy to give my honest review. I'm out $80, but if I can save someone else the hassle, it's well worth it. They have LOTS of 5 star reviews on Google - but if you look at the people reviewing it, they have 1 single review of that business and no more. Perhaps they are family members, or he bought those reviews. This is why I believe Yelp.ca is a better review system. Shame on the owner for giving $40 worth of food for $80 and all the false reviews on Google. Please note, I can't prove this - but go ahead, order $80 worth of various items and see if you are satisfied -- you'll share the same experience we had. BTW. The flavors weren't right. Even the butter chicken had something "extra" in it, that we never tasted before. We couldn't place our finger on it.. but this food ended up in the garbage, and if you read my other reviews, I never am so critical - just this place was just dead wrong on what they served us. Writing this reminds me -- the mint chutney, was completely watery too. With some extra spice to it. I've been enjoying Indian Cuisine for the last 25 years -- this was just strange, bizarre, and didn't make sense. If I had to guess, he laid off the Chef and tried to make it himself.

Great place, the staff is very good and outgoing and the food is amazing for the price…read more I liked it, very much. In all the service as well as the vibe was great

we stopped by for lunch while driving through the area. the food was good. not bad, not great, just…read moreaverage indian cuisine. i would definitely try it again if in the area.

A venue chosen for dinner during our 3-day stay in Harrison Hot Springs last week. A first-time…read moredining experience there for us. While in Hope, we had decided that we were going to try this restaurant during our Harrison stay. Daughter and I found the restaurant had moved to a new location since our last trip, and into a building that we were familiar with, and much larger than the former one they occupied previously. With the signage and all, it looked good to us. We called one afternoon to ensure they would be open at the time we wished to dine, and in a couple of hours were there and settled in for what we hoped would be an exciting new dining experience. We were not disappointed. Our host/server was very friendly, cordial, and sure helpful. We went in knowing quite little about Indian food, but had studied their menu beforehand back at the hotel, and took it with us to the restaurant. We showed her the dishes we had checked off as 'possibles' and sought her suggestions. This worked out perfectly -- we discussed all dishes, narrowed them down to a nice variety, and ordered. For a first time experience, I believe we did very well. We ended up with a rather nice selection of dishes - from appetizers to main dishes - a good variety of introductory tastes, and wonderful flavours. We had ordered 'mild' - the foods were definitely spicy, but about perfect for the three of us. We hope to have the opportunity to dine there again, and now have a good idea on how and what to order, and are looking forward to it. I know one thing for sure, we will each have a samosa - the samosa we shared this time was so good!! Thanks to our host, her good service, and the exciting food we tried, we much-enjoyed our dining experience at the Royal King Indian Restaurant.

Enjoyed the tasty butter chicken and garlic naan. Service was very good too. Would recommend and I…read morewould repeat.

On our way back from chilliwack lake we stopped here for lunch , the indian food was good and…read moreservice was quick. We really liked the samosa chat plate. The butter chicken was ok but the garlic naans were great

One of the best Indian restaurants we have had the pleasure of visiting in Chilliwack, BC, Canada…read more Our server was attentive and provided exceptional service. I ordered the Vegetarian Thali with Raitta instead Glub jamun, and my friend ordred the non-vegetarian Thali with lamb korma. The food was truly delicious, with authentic homemade Indian flavors that left me craving for more. The ambiance was also noteworthy, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere that made me feel right at home. If you're looking for an authentic homemade Indian dining experience with outstanding food, service, and ambiance, look no further! I'll definitely be back.

I'm really confused about this place. When I spoke the lady at the register, she said the truck was…read morefrom Chilliwack. But I searched around and couldn't find any mention of it on the internet. When I did a boarder search, I saw the truck at the Calgary Stampede in 2011, but after that it disappeared again. Unfortunately, it was crazy crowded and loud at the Jazz Festival that I couldn't really stop and ask about the business much. While $10 is a slightly steep price to pay for a poutine in a city blessed with La Belle Patate, I thought for what it was (a food truck, catering to a big crowd of festival go-ers at just the right place and time), it certainly hit the spot. The portions were good, the gravy was delicious, and the cheese curds nice and squeeky. I ordered the Quebecor, which comes with maple syrup and thought it was a good taste, but certainly not for those looking for savoury. Apparently all the savoury options that looked appetizing were already swept up by the earlier crowds. The truck is large and well decorated, I love the look it has! The only odd thing about the place is the way the ordering system works. I put in an order at one end of the truck, and get a receipt. But I take this receipt and literally walk two steps to around a corner and hand it to someone at a second window on the side. Mind you, they're all in the same truck, so they're probably right beside each other. This person takes the ticket and makes my order. If the lady at the register didn't turn around and call me to out the food station window to hand over my ticket, I'd probably be standing there a long time... I took half-decent photos on my phone, but there seems to be some better photos of the truck on the yycbesteats website: http://www.yycsbesteats.com/day-5-calgary-stampede-food-review-la-poutinerie/

Worst poutine I've ever had. Gravy was thick, salty and gross. There were about 3 cheese curds on…read moremy tiny $10 poutine. I ate it because I was hungry and I paid for it, but I had to choke it down and Gordon Ramsy wouldn't even had taken a bite before sending it back.