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    Indian Delight

    3.8 (208 reviews)
    ModerateIndian
    Open 12:00 pm - 11:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Casual
    Quiet
    Happy hour specials
    Good for kids

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    Amanda G.

    We were in the mood for Indian food today and decided to try somewhere new. This place was such a cute restaurant! The decor is modern and attractive and the music selection was also a pleasant mix of modern pop music. We tried the samosa chaat which was a new dish for both of us. It was surprising and delicious with the crunchy samosas and a really flavorful sauce. We also had chicken tikka masala, aloo gobi and butter naan. I was so hungry I forgot to take pictures. Ha! But everything looked and tasted great and the medium spice level was just right without being too spicy. Our server was friendly and helpful. This is definitely a great find with some crave able flavors on the menu. Looking forward to returning!

    Ebony J.

    Yelpers, ok so here's what's up! I went in to be seated in a clean area with a polite waitress kindly waiting for our requests. The first aspect of my visit that caused the decline was the plastic cups. Yes, my friends, you read right. Plastic cups as a dine in option, to put it mildly, was an awful feeling. The table was nicely arranged though so it made the wait more bearable. Once we ordered, the food took about 20 minutes to come to us, I ordered many options just so I could taste many things. The food we ordered was too much for our table and instead of asking us to move to a bigger table the server helped us awkwardly attempted to adjust. After tasting the food we were pleasantly surprised that the flavors were delish, the portions were very large, and the cook came out to check if we liked everything. The naans were refreshingly delicious and gave us just the taste odd another culture we needed. The reason for the decline in stars is that our table stayed cluttered and dirty, and the waitress did not check on us after we started eating, so yeah, the wait service needs much work. The food was good though, try this place y'all!!!

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    Amy J.

    Rogan josh was kinda spicy despite asking for mild. Nothing great. The masala curry w okra (bhindi) was so flavorful and full of fresh veggies. It was mildly spicy as well and a nice mix of garlic, tomato, and onion flavors.

    Vegetable Jalpharezi, Garlic Naan, Mango Lassi
    Benjamin H.

    Is now my absolute go-to Indian spot in CLE. If you'll be upset about disposable place settings, get takeout!!! Safe, courteous and quick staff prepared freshly cooked deliciousness. Use caution with the extreme spice level! ;) can't wait to try everything The Pakora was light, fluffy and well seasoned. The naan had a crispness too it that I quite enjoyed. Vegetable Jalpharezi was as requested, too spicy to describe lol. Thanks Indian Delight, a delight it was.

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    elegant, well served and delicious!! it was perfectly spiced and the garlic naan was warm and tasty.

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    Food was very good. Service was great. Place was a little cold but clean overall. Great experience

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    Food had the perfect home made taste. The service was very friendly. The food was ready for pickup when promised

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    Really good. I took my daughter for Valentine's Day . Amazing food we probably ordered way too much food but we didn't care

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    Best indian spot in cleveland! Chicken tikka missala hot and lamb vindaloo are great. Cant go wrong with mango lassi up front to go either

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    The portions are massive! Definitely get two meals for the price of one. Really delicious food

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    Love love love this place! Their food is always delicious. Hot, flavorful and delicious is what you can expect. Yum!

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