Wow, Mango Grill. First time here and they finagled with our receipt. 178% tip, wow. Crazy because…read morethis was no misreading as I always add the change to the tip so our total is always an even number. Tsk, tsk, tsk!

My husband and I came here for a meal and got the malai kofta, saag paneer, and lamb biryani as…read morewell as roti and garlic naan. It was absolutely delicious! Service was excellent and they were all very nice. I love Indian food but hadn't had it in ages and this was absolutely great! The biryani was well spiced, the paneer had a great texture, everything was fantastic. We will be coming back!

I ordered the Chili Chicken and Chicken 65, both at a medium spice level. Unfortunately, they…read moretasted almost identical. I even double-checked my receipt to make sure I wasn't mistaken--and it did list what I ordered. I could spot the curry leaves in the Chicken 65 (one of the main ingredients that usually sets it apart), but flavor-wise, both dishes were essentially the same. That said, I wouldn't fault the restaurant for the spice level itself--medium spicy can vary from person to person. Next time, I'll definitely go for the spicy level instead. I also ordered the Kheer (rice pudding dessert). One thing I've learned about kheer is that every restaurant has its own twist, and I really appreciate Sitar's version. The key things I look for are the texture of the rice and the creaminess of the sauce--and thankfully, Sitar nailed both. It was balanced, smooth, and comforting.

Loved it! I don't get out to Indian restaurants much, but this one was nice and the food was good…read more I had the vegetarian thali so I could try different things, and definitely loved the naan and the lentils the most. Everything was good, and I was able to take the rest home for leftovers.

Anywhere else this would be a three star review. But for an Indian place relatively close to the…read moremother in laws in Pennsyltucky. It's gotta be five stars, just to get away from the boiled meat and potatoes places. Everything came out as mild. Can't be hurting the locals with spice. But the food was good, made with love. And the servers were friendly. The friendliness you tend to only get from small towns. The price? Below $100 for three people is a shock to me. Going to go back next time the old woman wants to eat out. Might ask for medium spice, and blow peoples minds.

Very nice atmosphere and great food. Server was perfectly attentive and portions standard size…read more(plenty for a second meal for leftovers). Will be back for sure!

Ambiance: beautiful wall art and spacious seating. It was quite humid and warm though. Our server…read morewas very warm and friendly, she helped us with recommendations and very proactive. Food: we had the samosa chaat, chicken biryani, paneer tikka and tandoori chicken. Tandoori chicken and samosa chat were both delicious, I highly recommend them. Chicken biryani was good too, it's not the dumb kind. Paneer tikka was average. Parking: There is a huge shared parking lot.

We found the Spice Connexion while we were staying at the Tru Hotel. It's a small Indian restaurant…read morethat doesn't have the best visibility from the road or the parking lot of the strip mall in which it's located. We were greeted warmly by one of the staff and told to choose our seating. After a few minutes she returned for drinks and appetizer orders. My wife order a mango lassi, and we decided on the fresh palak chaat. I tasted her mango lassi and agreed with her assessment that it was delicious--very creamy and thick. Our chaat consisted of a lightly battered and fried spinach, which we found addicting. It was light and crunchy with a small dollop or two of a seasoned, sweetened yogurt. We liked the dish, but longed for a bit more yogurt to temper its natural dryness. For our entrées, my wife decided on the Baingan Masala and I opted for the vegetable biryani. It's nice that Spice offers a mild, medium or hot spice level. Indian cuisine is all about the spices and they are explained in detail on a wall poster above the buffet unit. Pretty cool. Mt wife ordered mild heat for her dish (stewed eggplant with onions, tomatoes, and spices), and I chose medium. The spiciness was right on. Both dishes were tasty, but nothing we would order again. The portion of my biryani was "gut busting", and the raita was pleasant. Spice was a nice find, and within walking distance from our hotel.

Quite a surprising place…read more We didn't know Frederick offered good Indian cuisine, but once we tried this place we loved the buffet over our usual regular down closer to DC. The chicken is tender and soft. The interior is dimly lit and more soothing. The staff is attentive and plentiful. There are several people constantly walking around that can help you. The choices on the buffet has a good variety and they have name plates that tell you if it is vegetarian or not. I enjoyed my experience here and plan to come back here.

Easter Sunday lunch buffet was $30/person but you can alternatively order from the regular menu…read more We were greeted and seated right away. The hara bhara appetizer was a large portion and came with chana masala. The malai kofta was fresh, tasty, hot, and a good portion for the price. The paneer makhani was also a great dish with a delicious creamy sauce and also hot and fresh. Each came with a bowl of white basmati rice. We asked for spicy and medium spicy but both were fairly UN-spicy. They told me they don't have chicken tikka masala as white meat, which is how it's supposed to be prepared, and it's only available bone-in. All of their chicken dishes are dark meat, which is not the Indian way, but they're likely catering to non-South Asians who prefer thigh or leg. The service was intermittent, and our main server disappeared and never came back after taking our order. They took some time refilling water glasses or even checking in on our needs so some improvement could be had. Restaurant clientele was about 10% South Asian, 90% not. The ambiance was pleasant. Payment system is via Toast. There is patio dining.

Great Indian food. Truly authentic!our favorite appetizer are the vegetable samosa. I love the…read moretandoori chicken

SOO good! Flavor & spice levels are 10/10. We had the butter chicken, chili chicken, vegetable…read morebiryani, and butter naan. Will definitely be ordering again in the future :)

Samosa Chaat is absolutely stunning. Chicken curry delish! - mild…read morechicken korma indulgent! - medium Perfect about of spice and heat. Beautiful interior - nice ambiance. Wine if you like. Service was timely. Shyam was also very nice!

Giving this spot some additional Yelp Love. Everest is one of our favorite restaurants for Indian…read morefood. Dine in or carry out. Great flavors and good portions. Service is always friendly, it was pretty slow on this visit though Comfortable atmosphere. Plenty of parking What we ate: Paneer Kulcha: Naan stuffed with homemade cottage cheese Plain Naan Mixed Vegetable Grill: Tandori homemade paneer cheese, zucchini, broccoli, carrot, bell pepper and onions. Chicken Korma: Mild rich creamy sauce based on blends of coconut, cashews, sesame, herbs with chicken tender cubes Masala Chai: Indian style milk tea brewed with Indian herbs. Available hot or iced My rating rationale +.5 Service +1 Food~Taste/flavor/quality +1 Presentation +1 Atmosphere/vibe +1 Value

First time ordering from here. The food was outstanding. We all had a great meal. The curry was…read moreremarkable.

I got this delivery. Somehow it has no flavor. Indian food without flavor? How's it possible? It's…read morethe worst Indian food I've ever had. I got the Okra and Paneer Makhani.

Best Indian food in Frederick. Service was excellent. And the place is beautiful. The spicy is…read moreactually spicy here! We loved it and highly recommend!!!!!

This place is in a residential, New Age-y kind of area, but with an older clientele. It is a fancy…read moreindoor space. Having brought a shoulder bag, I was offered a hook to hang it off my table. They did not offer a separate lunch menu, so I ordered a couple of things and took leftovers. Their special on manchow soup might lead one to wonder if there is such a thing as too many crispy noodles, to which my answer is no. Drowning them in the garlicky soup made for engaging eating, and on a cold day I was glad for a warm soup. This restaurant offers a dish of paneer which is toasted and placed atop of a rich sauce; I've seen versions of this dish at other modern Indian restaurants and while I don't eat a ton of paneer, this one was a winner. They had some vegan options but I could have hoped for more. A paratha was wildly flaky. They asked if I wanted drinks without having shown me a drink menu. I got plenty of food to satisfy myself.