I have eaten at a lot of Indian restaurants throughout the US and this is one of the best I've had…read more Everything tasted great. The service was excellent. The dining room is gorgeous. I don't have anything bad to say about it. I can only say you should try it.

This is my go to spot for Indian food. I've sampled about half the vegetarian curries, and a few…read moreof the chicken curries. All have been delicious. I always ask for Indian spicy, and they do not disappoint. They've even made non-memu items that I requested. Thier Naan selections are tasty; I get the chili, garlic and, peshwari. I also really like samosa chat. The inside has aquate space for dine in. The counter is right as you enter the door, so take-out is easy. They have a buffet which seems to be popular. Staff have always been kind, friendly, and accommodating. Prices are relatively reasonable. My only complaint is take-out curry portions are kind of small. They are served in pint containers. For 12-16 bucks, it could be a little more generous. Nonetheless, I will continue to return for thier delicious food.

It was fantastic! We…read morehave been coming here for years, I just recently started riding for Yelp. When an Indian colleague of mine said this is where she comes to eat, I was sold! Coming here for four years, you see multi generational, Indian families, eating here, which is a testimony to its authenticity. The owner (see the picture) is Indian, and recently celebrated getting his green card. He and his staff give phenomenal service. Every time we come, the restaurant is very family-friendly. On another note, this is literally the best Indian food I've ever had, having eaten Indian food all across the US. You can't go wrong with eating here! What's even better is that they now have a buffet on the weekends, which is a fraction of the price, and just tasty! Strongly recommend!

Amazing food! Very friendly owner/server. We were thankful to find Bollywood again. We went to the…read moreone downtown Harrisburg a number of times and was saddened when it didn't make it through Covid. You will be pleasantly surprised at the garlic na'an and pistachio na'an! We ordered four different dishes and were very pleased with everything we ate.

Tikka Shack is a chain of fast-casual Indian restaurants that opened in Lubbock, Texas in 2016. It…read morewas founded by friends and business partners Pramod Prodduturi and Bhoopal Reddy. The duo originally founded the fast-casual chain Masala Wok in Richardson in 2002. The focus of that chain was on fresh, made-to-order Indian and Asian dishes inspired by Hyderabad, India where Prodduturi grew up. Masala Wok went on to become an enduring success and currently has seven locations throughout Texas. As they began to scale and add new Masala Wok locations, Prodduturi and Reddy noticed that their Indian menu generated the most revenue. So, in 2016, they expanded by opening Tikka Shack, focusing solely on Indian dishes such as curries, biryani, and, of course, tikka masala. As of this writing, Tikka Shack has 20 locations throughout the United States. My family and I recently had lunch at the Tikka Shack in Hershey, Pennsylvania (opened April 2024) while we were in town for the day. While looking for a place to grab lunch, we saw it on Chocolate Avenue and thought that Indian food sounded delicious. We initially had no idea that it was part of a chain. I ordered the "Chicken Tikka Masala" (savory, tomato-cream masala spiced up with paprika, coriander, and turmeric, served w/ basmati rice), my wife had the "Chicken Methi Malai" (flavorful & creamy curry sauce infused with methi (dry fenugreek), paprika, turmeric, yogurt, coriander, and garnished fresh cilantro, served w/ basmati rice), we both had Garlic Naan and Samosas on the side, and our sons both had the "Chicken Tikka Tenders" (tikka seasoned and hand breaded all white meat chicken tenders, served w/ fries). Everything was really tasty; excellent quality! My wife and I washed everything down with a couple of delicious "Mango Lassis". During our stay, we also noticed that many of the clientele were people of Indian decent, which is always a good sign. We had an excellent lunch at Tikka Shack and would definitely visit again if we see another location in the future!

WOW! So tasty! I'm…read moreof Indian descent and I totally approve! I'm so happy this is flavorful food in the middle of Hershey Pennsylvania! Great stop before hitting the park!

The food and service was outstanding, each time I've visited Nalan the experience is phenomenal…read more The restaurant is beautifully appointed, I had the opportunity to speak with the owners who checked on me during my meal. I consistently visit this business and enjoy their food.

I actually didn't love Nalan. The servers were very friendly and attentive (they kept refilling the…read morewater pitcher which had nice lemon flavoring) but the food was a little lackluster. I normally always love Indian food but something about each dish was off. We got the Kodi vopidu (chicken stir fry) based on some prior Yelp reviews. It was ok but not super flavorful or impressive. Was not really a fan of the veggie korma--it was full of spices but not as creamy as I'm used to. The texture was almost grainy? The portions were a bit small as well for the price. My husband did get a lentil dish (not sure which one) which was the best out of the tree we ordered. Overall we were disappointed as Nalan had a very high Yelp rating (probably because of its nicer interior--cute wall with a word cloud of food) but the food itself was underwhelming. There are multiple Indian and Nepali restaurants on the east shore we liked better.

The staff was awesome! They put a lot of heart into their decor throughout the restaurant. They are…read morecelebrating 1 year and they put a ton of effort forth to celebrate! If you like spicy, this food is HOT! Even the mild had our tastes buds feeling it. Paneer chicken fry was delicious, Madras Chicken 65 had great taste, and the Suvai Chicken Salna went great with the garlic Naan. Can't go wrong with the curry dishes here! The menu can get a little pricey in areas and tends to add up, but the food is delicious!

Great Indian restaurant with great friendly service. The butter Marsala is creamy and delicious…read morewith big chunks of tender chicken. The dosa is a super fun way to entertain the table. This is my second time here and I'd come back again, it's top of the list for Indian food out of a sea of choices in town. Don't let the parking lot scare you, it's a little sketch but once you're inside the place is very warm and welcoming. Worth a try and worth your money.

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!

This unassuming restaurant adjacent to a gas station minimart on the outskirts of Harrisburg,…read moredecorated with inspirational quotations, is hands down the best Indian food we've ever had. As a touring band, we now route our tours so that we get to stop here any time we're traveling between NYC and points west. Pick from the menu at random or try something you've never had before, you won't be sorry.

The staff were very friendly and the food was absolutely delicious! Very much looking forward to…read morereturning!

Tried Guras spice house yesterday for the first time and was actually very pleasantly surprised! My…read morehusband drives past here often for work so we decided to give it a try to see if it might be a good takeout place in the future. Ambiance 2/5: a little weird (game machines on the left of entryway when you come in, a "good vibes" neon sign with its lights off, doors a little run down) but the food is very delicious! And inexpensive (eg. a large serving of onion naan for ~$3)! The prices were so reasonable we ended up ordering way too much food. I would come back. It's its own building with a parking lot in front with plenty of spaces to park. Service: only one waitress who was manning both the register and serving all the tables. Service was a little slower since she was running everything but she was very friendly and working hard so we didn't mind. It seemed to be authentic as a lot of the other customers dining in were speaking Nepali! Food wise: My husband ordered the papadum (this is the dried lentil chips you sometimes see as appetizers at other restaurants--it it was served here with tamarind and I think mint chutney?). I'm not really a fan of papadum in general, but the sauces here were good. If you like it at other places you probably will like it here. I think this could probably be skipped (order something else as everything else we tried was quite good). House Muldani Soup: a delicious lentil soup. We were offered multiple spice options -- no, mild, medium, hot, or super hot. We picked mild which was a little too spicy for us bc it turns out we are still wimps to spice but still delicious. 4/5 Next we had the chicken biryani in mild spice level-- the chicken thigh meat was very tender and the rice well spiced. Large portions! It fed us both until we were stuffed and I'm eating it again today as leftovers -- still pretty good. It also came with cucumber raita (cucumbers in yogurt sauce) which was yummy as well and helped bring down the heat level and balance everything. 4/5 But the amazing standouts that really made Guras spice house a 5/5 overall was the incredible onion naan and malai kofta. They were DELICIOUS. This is the best naan I've ever had and it came in as a large flat bread cut into 4 quadrants -- with perfect texture and the onion flavor bursting forth. It tastes AMAZING when dipped into the malai kofta sauce -- which mind you was perfectly dreamy and creamy with a nice balance of tomato flavor. The homemade paneer dumplings were also so soft with a great texture, pairing perfectly with the sauce. Value: 5/5 - The total came out to be $42 or so for all this food and we were stuffed with plenty of leftovers. In summary, get the malai kofta and onion naan!! Also looking forward to trying the mango lassi in the future! (They also have rose water lassi which looked interesting as well)

This place was so good. If I lived in Harrisburg, I would definitely come here more often. We got…read morethe Nepali momos and Chicken Tikka Masala from this restaurant. At first, we were disappointed by the momos because the photos showed them as soup dumplings (similar in style to Chinese xiaolongbaos), so we were expecting them to be steamed and soupy inside, but it was actually just fried. However, it tasted really good with the sauce and spices they added! I would recommend it. The chicken tikka masala was also really rich in flavor and the curry was delicious. The interior had cool vibes and music videos playing and the service was great.

If you're missing home cooked food, this is the place to be. Fresh roti's which no one has time to…read morecook come out like hot cakes! Everything we've tried is wonderful! To top it is their hospitality! Check it out if you've been avoiding the real Indian food!

Stopped by while traveling across for a quick bite. Amazing food! Authentic home cooked Indian food.read more

We had a wonderful Saturday dinner at Himalayan Curry & Grill in Lancaster. They were incredibly…read morekind and accommodating, fitting us in with a last-minute reservation -- but I highly recommend booking at least a few days in advance. This is an intimate BYOB spot, and it was completely packed when we arrived. The atmosphere feels cozy and authentic -- the kind of place where you know care goes into both the food and the hospitality. We ordered the chickpeas, cauliflower, and a mango lassi. One thing we really appreciated: they asked us what spice level we preferred. My wife doesn't like spicy food, and they thoughtfully prepared everything mild for us without sacrificing flavor. The chickpeas were outstanding -- rich, well-seasoned, and deeply satisfying. The cauliflower wasn't quite to my personal taste, but it was well prepared. And the mango lassi? Absolutely amazing -- creamy, refreshing, and the perfect complement to the meal. Portions were generous, and the service was prompt and genuinely excellent throughout the evening. If you're in Lancaster and enjoy flavorful Himalayan and Indian cuisine in a cozy BYOB setting, this place is definitely worth a visit -- just plan ahead and make that reservation.

Oh goodness truly delicious Indian food. The momo was the best I've ever had. Peak Himalayan and…read moreIndian. And yes it does get Indian spicy!