I heard this place was up and coming and wanted to try it. The prawn biryani was really good, but…read moreeven asking for it to be super mild was too hot! The garlic naan was good with the mango chutney, though. There is a definite cultural difference there, but he was as friendly as I believe his culture would allow him to be. Overall, good service and I'd return

Finally! Great Indian food on the far eastside. Their menu is large and varied, and perfect for…read morevegetarians and meat eaters alike. Tonight we got the Breadbasket of Naan to share. You have to try the cheese filled Naan if you get a chance. The Veggie Pakoras were tasty and hearty. My favorites have been the Aalu Gobhi Masala and the Matar Masala with Potatoes. Everyone loved the hot Chai Tea, the Mango Lassi and the curry flavored rice. Its a medium sized restaurant with nice furnishings. The music videos were lively, but just a tad too loud. But the nicest part of the dinner was the man who took care of us. I say it that way because he went above and beyond what is expected by a server. I wonder if he was one of the owners? I wish I got his name because he brought new meaning to the word hospitality.

SO VERY SORRY TO SEE YOU GO! You were my go to for indian takeout even when you were a food truck…read morein the gresham food carts pod. Maybe you could post a recommendation for another local spot as your replacement?

I was craaaaving pakora after having the worst experience ever at a different Indian restaurant, so…read moreI gave FOI a shot and i'm SO glad I did. The pakora was nearly perfect. The chutney tho? ehhhh. The green one was nice and spicy! But the other one honestly...tasted like floor cleaner. Maybe that's just me though so I'm going to give them a pass for that. The flavor of the Chicken Korma was delicious, but I'm not used to chicken coming in such large and slimey while also being stringy chunks. It was hard to eat, honestly, have to either tear it apart with your teeth or find a knife. Neither of which you should have to do with this dish. I'd prefer to give 3.5 stars because the guy at the front was also mad awkward when I went to check them out the first time (plus the texture of the chicken being somewhat off putting, the cashews being fully ground instead of pieces or wholes, and the chutney being...odd)...but I rounded up to 4 because the flavors were all there, and the rice was nice.

Haveli is a nice surprise in Camas. Not exactly what you expect to find in the middle of Camas,…read moreWashington. We decided to venture out on a weeknight to give them a try. Restaurant and bar are large. They were unfortunately less busy than we would hope... good Indian food can be difficult to come by, especially in a small town. The menu was great - lots of options including vegetarian. We decided to do a 'progressive' dinner that we shared. We ordered a few items off the appetizer menu. They were EXCELLENT! Fortunately that we ordered slowly because the portions are large. We filled up before making it to the entree. It was delightful. They unfortunately do not have a full bar. It is limited to (I believe beer?) and Indian wine. The options are basically red or red. It was fine. Not the best, not the worst... just wish they had a few more options on the bar menu. Give it a try, food and service were ON POINT. Price is extremely fair - support local!

It is a new restaurant in Camas area, nice welcome addition since there was no Indian restaurant in…read morethat area. The food is more North Indian style and surely had an extensive menu. Bread Basket is a great deal to try out the different varieties of naans. The mango lassi was good, the main dishes were awesome, nice flavor and not too spicy like South Indian dishes. It was pretty good quantity that I had left overs. The decor and ambience needs a little touch up but off to a good start.

My wife and I were incredibly happy we had found this gem of a restaurant. The owner was very…read moreprofessional and friendly. Service was relaxed but timely. The food was delicious, every thing we tried was super flavorful, the spices were delicious, was very filling. The sauces were delightful as well mild mango, zesty mint, my wife's favorite, and the red hot sauce was definitely spicy but was my favorite. We ordered 2 orders of Samosa's because they were that amazing. We will be coming back again. No lines, great service, awesome food. We hope this review will help make this community aware of the awesome food being produced from these doors. If you enjoy the great flavors of India make sure to check these guys out or you will miss out. Ambiance is laid back but don't be fooled by it's appearance, the food is amazing.

I am sad to give them three stars only. Melanie T and I wanted to come here for a date night for a…read morelong time. We stopped by a long time ago and tried something quick that was excellent. Finally we made it there during their busiest time. That was no problem; since, we thought the food is going to be excellent. It wasn't. I tried the chicken naan which was just okay. The garlic naan was good though. Melanie T had the chicken tikka masala which didn't taste familiar. I wanted to try a new dish which I can't remember the name of it but it was just okay the chicken wasn't very good. Like I said I am sad to give him three stars because the service was excellent and the owner was very nice.

Came in for lunch, staff were warm and welcoming. Excellent service. The food was AMAZING! So…read moreflavorful and truly fulfilling.

I reordered specifically from here because the pakora was good and this isn't pakora...See my…read moreprevious review praising them, with photo from last time and this updated photo...Why can't I find a place with good pakora man. It was so good last time. What happened?

Tonight, Chef Roman made the Fijian Chicken Curry *blend. Flavors - phenomenal! Homemade roti. Left…read morespeechless.

We had chicken and beef skewers. All the meat was had seasoned with a special recipe and marinated…read morefor hours. Very delicious!

I woke up this morning dreaming about Indian food, therefore I had to make it happen. We happen to…read morebe at the Troutdale Station and came across this place. It was meant to be. They had a lot of Indian chaat items but they had some bowls with butter sauce or tikka sauce and you pick your protein. Prices vary based on the protein you get. You can get channa (garbanzo beans) to chicken or lamb. The guy taking our order definitely isn't enthusiastic to be there and he does not say much, even when pickup up the order. They rounded up the price advertised by a penny. I suspect it's because the penny is no longer in circulation and it probably costs too much to reflect that on their menu board. It was only a penny so no big deal. We got the chicken tikka bowl. It came with a a piece of naan bread cut in half and that was wrapped in foil. The chicken tikka itself was a decent sized portion and came with basmati rice, but the container itself didn't contain the heat so when he handed it to me, it almost burned my fingers. I had to quickly move my fingers to the very side to avoid losing my grip on my food. I thought the food was good and had some spice to it. It was neat to see they sell mango lassi and Indian sodas like Thums Up and Limca. Enjoyed the food overall.

My son ordered from here out of all the choices of the food cart pod in Troutdale. He loved the…read morespice level and flavors of his food. What we didn't love is the man that took our order. He wasn't friendly and really didn't even look at us. He said they were out of a couple of the items. Just seemed like he didn't want to be there or even want to bother making what my son originally wanted because maybe it was too much work. Anyway I wouldn't order from here again just for the fact that he was rude. There are so many other places to spend your money.

Food from Lazeez is legit!!…read more We tried the samosas, pakora, dal tadka, dal makhani plus samosas, naan and paratha! All of them were amazing but the standouts were onion pakora and dal tadka (which had an awesome kick!)!! Check this place out!

From the owner: Lazeez Authentic Indian Cuisine offers a culinary journey through the diverse and vibrant flavors…read moreof India. With a menu crafted to showcase the richness of Indian gastronomy, Lazeez combines traditional recipes with a modern touch. From aromatic curries to tandoori delights, each dish is meticulously prepared using authentic spices and fresh ingredients. making Lazeez a destination for those seeking an authentic taste of India.

This was my first experience with Nepali food, and Portland Teriyaki And Nepali Café may have…read moreruined me because now I'm going to expect everyone else to be this good. I found the restaurant by accident after my truck broke down on the way to a car audio show. I was hundreds of miles from home, had stupidly removed all my tools because I'd cleaned the truck out for the show, and was attempting parking-lot truck surgery with a hacksaw and JB Weld. I noticed the restaurant nearby and decided that if I was going to be stranded, I might as well try something I'd never eaten before. I told them I'd never had Nepali food and asked them to introduce me to it. I had pani puri, pork momo jhol, chicken thali, and chiya. Everything was outstanding. The pani puri was a fantastic first experience, the chicken thali gave me an assortment of flavors to explore, and the chiya was excellent. But those pork momos in jhol... I planned to take pictures. Instead, I ate everything. I somehow exercised enough self-control to save ONE momo for my brother to try later. His reaction when he ate it confirmed that I wasn't simply delirious from repairing a truck in a parking lot: it really was that freaking good. I also learned that they make their food from scratch each morning, which wasn't surprising after tasting it. Everything tasted fresh and carefully prepared. What really made the experience memorable, though, was the family. They were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and kind. It happened to be their daughter's birthday, and their family was celebrating while I was there. The kids were adorable and a lot of fun, and being around this wonderful family turned what had been a miserable day into one I now remember very differently. Eventually I got my truck patched together and continued my trip. But the best thing I discovered that weekend wasn't at the car audio show I drove 700 miles to attend. It was Nepali food in a parking lot where my truck happened to break down. Go here. Try something unfamiliar. And whatever else you order, get the momos.

Our friends had recommended this place before, so we decided to join them the next time they…read morevisited. At first glance, the location can feel a little sketchy, but don't let that fool you. We started with the chicken momos, veggie momos, and bhel, and also shared a thukpa. We had originally planned to order the mutton thali as well, but we were so full by then that we decided to save it for another visit.The owner and staff were incredibly personable and took the time to chat with us about the restaurant and the dishes, which made the experience feel warm and welcoming.The food overall was fresh and flavorful. The gravy with the chicken momos was especially delicious. I personally didn't enjoy the veggie dumplings very much, and the thukpa felt just okay to me. Still, our friends spoke very highly of several other dishes, so I do think this is a place worth revisiting. I'm hoping to come back and end up just as enamored with it as many of the other reviewers seem to be.