I got delivery from Indian Chef - Executive Take Out awhile back. In terms of food, I tried their…read moreButter Chicken Lunch Combo, Lamb Vindaloo (Medium Spicy Level) and Garlic Naan. The Lamb Vindaloo stood out the most as it had nice pieces of meat and a good flavour/spice level. The butter chicken lunch combo was average, but a value item. The garlic naan was average. Overall, I'd give them 7.5/10

Dropped in to get a Masala Chai. The chai as excellent. Service was friendly. Their menu looked…read morevery interesting... will have to try their take out some night. One note, I believe that they offer take out only. Great chai...hope to try their rest of their menu soon!

Very good service good food The vibe was good ambiance was…read moregood the the. 10/10

I've ordered take-out twice and had the chance to dine-in this past weekend. The restaurant itself…read moreisn't the nicest for dine-in and seems to be set up for takeout. On the other hand, the food is fabulous- my favorites were the parotta (not oily at all) and fried beef. We were with a large group- the dishes did not come out all at once but we were eating family-style so it wasn't a big issue. Faves for take out meals were the biriyani and whole fish.

This place was great! I am not sure why there wasn't much business here. They have a great happy…read morehour menu where we had so many good food items, and drink specials too. Food was great. I ordered the lamb vindaloo which was really flavourful and tender. We had the samosas which were good. They were plump and flavourful. I will say that at almost 4 bucks a pop this was a pricer item. The naan with garlic was rich, and the pakoras were perfectly fried. Service was good but not great. This is one area that they can work on. There was only us with our friends, and another couple in the whole restaurant. And our service was sporadic. It was really pretty in there. Fine dining with Indian food. And now that Kazana's is closed, this might be the place to go for a nicer atmosphere. Try it out! We are glad we did.

Absolutely delicious food, friendly staff, and very reasonable prices. A tiny outdoor patio in the…read moresummer has room for about 2 tables, but inside is air conditioned and elegant with much more space. Highly recommend!

This was my second time here and food was great. We had an Afghani style rice with raisins and…read morecarrots, as well as a slow cooked lamb chop dish to go with it. Everything was cooked well and tasted amazing. Service was also wonderful.

Excellent addition to Pakistani resturant scene in Edmonton. The food is good with many options…read more The spice level is milder than the usual Pakistani standards. So atleast order medium spice. The decor of the resturant is very nice with seating at two levels. The service is fast and courteous. Recommended.

I honestly cannot say enough good things about this restaurant. I order from here all the time --…read moreit's easily one of my favorite Indian spots in the city -- and every single experience reminds me why. Tonight, I had an issue with my Uber Eats order where part of it was missing. Uber wasn't willing to correct it, and I was incredibly frustrated. As I was about to leave the restaurant after realizing the mistake, the gentleman there stepped in and completely turned the situation around. Even though it wasn't their fault and they absolutely didn't have to, he generously made up for the missing item out of pure kindness. That level of care and integrity is rare. The service here is always exceptional -- warm, welcoming, and genuinely kind. And the food? Absolutely to die for. Every dish is packed with flavor, perfectly prepared, and consistently delicious. This is the kind of local restaurant that truly deserves support. Incredible food, outstanding service, and people who genuinely care about their customers. Do yourself a favor and order from here -- you won't regret it.

Yum!!!! Was super impressed with the food here. First time trying them out. We ordered through Skip…read morethe Dishes so I can't comment or rate them based on the restaurant itself. Only on the delicious food. We ordered Dal Makhani, a spicy dish with lentils and blank beans in a beautiful sauce. Also Fish Masala, Saffron Rice and some Naan. What a delicious delicious! The Naan was the only negative about that meal. It wasn't very fresh. Otherwise, everything else was so yummy. If you haven't been there or haven't ordered from them I highly recommend you try them. It's now my new favourite Indian restaurant.

I came to Rasoi for lunch a while back. In terms of food, their dishes were spicier than other…read moreplaces. The portions felt smaller than other places but they were also less expensive. The goat curry was what stood out the most. I'd give them 7/10

good serve Navjot and good treat for counter staff preet I am visit again because i am visit first…read moretime

Vegetarian/vegan Indian food in a desperately old strip mall in a historically white neighbourhood…read more I'll take it, even if it means that "extra hot" actually means "medium" spice. Have ordered pick-up several times from Kaur's. Mostly we order paratha because they're tasty and inexpensive. Have tried a few curries, which are a bit runnier gravy than average, probably cuz pure veg. The dahl makhni was not bad, but the shahi paneer was too mild to be tasty to me and my 80 year old Scottish father. Just saying. Black chickpeas were good, a nice option not often offered. The Sikh folks running this place are really lovely and always have a warm smile ready. It's mostly a pick-up/delivery operation although one could dine in. There's a small grab-and-go fridge in the shop, usually with sweet or salty lassi, and veggie sandwiches. They also sell kulfi, which is getting more common. If you haven't tried it, what are you waiting for? Mmmm parathas...

the workers where very passionate and delivered amazing service. the food tastes amazing and it had…read morea nice ambiance.

I never even knew The Tandoor existed until I went with the fam to check out this indo-chinese…read morerestaurant. I've probably passed it a thousand times going to the South soccer centre and never noticed this little delicious Indian hole in the wall. Upon walking in, we were met with the voice of Canada's greatest singer - Celine Dion. Weird for an Indian restaurant but they make up for it with the Indian soap op's on the TV's? Perhaps. Decor is nothing to write home about but that's fine with me. On to the food which I was pleasantly surprised about. We shared three dishes: - Lamb n jalfraize ($14) - lamb cooked with onion, green/red peppers, onion and slightly spicy gravy. Maybe they make it spicier (which would be good) but my parents can't tolerate much heat so they asked for mild. Good dish but we always order lamb dishes. - Mango chicken ($14) - chicken in a tangy mango sauce. Didn't find the mango sauce to have enough tanginess to it. Could have used more mango but still tasty. - Aloo & palak ($11) - aloo cooked in a puree of spinach and fenugreek. This dish was my favourite. Spinach puree was light but had that perfect puree texture to it when you ate it. YUM. - Side of tandoori roti ($2) - not what I was expecting. Taste reminded me of pita bread but more bit and thickness to it. Not the roti I was expecting to have which I've had in Malaysia. Stick with the naan bread. All our entrees came with choice of naan bread or rice so we ordered two naan's and one rice. Naan bread were great - fluffy, hot with a nice bit of crunch to it. Prices are very, very reasonable and I like how they include rice/naan with your entrees unlike other Indian restaurants in the city. Definitely will be coming back to try their prix fixe menu ($16 per person). Note - their buffets are only during lunch and I guess weekends. Now, whose brave enough to try their chinese menu (the other half of the menu!)