The food is always good here. I like their authentic style of food. I find this place makes the…read morebest goat curry. Naan and Roti taste so different than other places.

Stopped here for some Indian food cravings on way home from Whistler, food was delicious and the…read moreservice was excellent. Definitely recommend this spot!

Just what my husband, my baby bump and I were looking for! We ordered a couple Curry's, samosas and…read morenaan. The food was freshly made, delicious, and the man at the front desk was really friendly. We were visiting from Vancouver where we have a plethora of go-to's for Indian food... but this small shop met and exceeded our expectations

Hidden gem in squamish. Great Indian cooking. Goat or lamb curry is killer. Butter chicken too…read more Samosas for days. Topped With channa masala!!! And chai to wash it all down. My favorite spot in squamish. Eat here now!

Tried Urban Indian Kitchen & Bar for lunch. It's in the same plaza as Anh Noodle Fusion…read more We dropped in on an empty Sunday (12:30pm). They have reasonable daily rotating specials ($11.49 for veg, $13.49 for non-veg). Not much for service but they ask for spice levels (1 to 4). - Garlic naan ($3.50) - naan portion was small and missing that fluffy texture. - Corn flour roti ($3.00) - gluten free but bland. - Steamed rice ($3.00 small) - good enough for two. Waitress told us we'd need a medium. - Bhindi masala & vegetable korma ($11.49) - one of their Sunday specials. Generous heaping of rice. Okra was good, veg korma run of the mill. - Saag ($12.99) - serviceable but on the bland side. - Goat curry ($15.99) - best of the dishes. Goat was nicely cooked. Stick with the daily specials at UIK.

The mango lassi was a watery but the lamb korma was perfectly cooked! Spice level was perfect. I…read morealso tried the pistachio barfi and was really pleased with it.

This was great pizza.We tried an Indian vegetable pizza that was authentic and super tasty.read more

Best Indian-style pizza I've had in North America. And totally by accident!…read more Found this unassuming takeout place on the way back from a sailing tour. The toppings on the chili paneer pizza were fresh, generous, and beautifully thrown together. No time to take a picture. Only downside -- there's no restroom and minimal seating.

Only 2 customers and when my chai took way too long, I tried to cancel it but was told it would be…read moreready soon. Waited another few minutes and tried to cancel it AGAIN but told it was made and I couldn't cancel it. I wanted chai because it was cold & rainy and after warming up with the long wait, didn't want it. And it wasn't that great when it did come. Pricey for what the food was and although decent wasn't anything special as there seems to be other options in the area. ~$45 CAD for 2 lunch "specials" & 2 chai's

We entered the restaurant and no staff was to be found. We had to walk through the restaurant to…read morefind someone that works here. This was about 1 hour after the restaurant had opened. There was one other customer already eating. After we sought out a server, our service was good. The waitress was timely with our order and kind. Food was great. My family enjoyed the lunch specials, which seems to be a pretty good deal because most Indian restaurants require you to buy your butter chicken separate from your rice and naan, for example. The restaurant seems pretty modern and clean which was nice.

The food has a some good options but they are sometimes out of certain things. The milkshakes are…read moregood would recommend. The service was pretty good although it's only one guy. The ambience was good lots of music. Wait time was a bit too long but for guy not bad. Overall 3.5 stars

Bought a chocolate milkshake and was given a chocolate milk. That is not an exaggeration.read more

Such delicious food and friendly service. Highly recommend. The cider next door is also top notch…read more We'll be coming back here.

From the owner: Flaky, Flavorful, and Unforgettable – Welcome to the ultimate Indian twist on street food! Nestled…read moreright at your favorite local gem, Cliffside Cider, our vibrant food truck brings a burst of spice and soul to every bite. We specialize in Indian-inspired rolls – buttery, golden, flaky wraps filled with bold, aromatic gravies that will transport your taste buds straight to the heart of India. But that’s just the beginning. Whether you’re in the mood for something rich and indulgent or light and satisfying, our menu offers a mouthwatering variety to suit every craving. From veggie delights to meaty masterpieces, we’ve got something for everyone – even the pickiest eaters. Our Butter Chicken Poutine has quickly become a local legend, but trust us: no matter what you order, you’re in for a flavor-packed experience that doesn’t miss. Pair your meal with a crisp cider or your drink of choice – our food was made to mingle. Got dietary needs? No problem. We offer customizable options so you can enjoy our rolls your way. So come by, bring your appetite, and discover a whole new kind of comfort food – bold, unexpected, and totally delicious. Once you’ve tried our rolls, there’s no going back.

We stopped in for a late dinner. Looks like they end dinner around 10 PM. We were the only guests…read morein person and there were several online orders. We tried the eggplant curry, korma, fish tandori, and butter chicken. They told us their spicy levels were super spicy but we got mild and medium and there really wasn't any spice so don't worry about getting something with some spice it isn't too hot here. We also got garlic nan. I wish it was fluffier theirs was on the crispy side. All of the food was nice and flavorful but nothing blew me away.

Wow we were on a tour and hungry!! The kulcha was so amazing!! As well as the chana!! The service…read morewas great bring us 36 ladies one plate at a time, worth the wait.

I was craving something spicy and gave this restaurant a try. They personalize spice level by…read moreselecting 1-5. I got the chicken tikka masala under the chicken specialty section and asked if the 5 level would make me cry. The waiter laughed and said absolutely, so I went with the 4. He was NOT wrong. I didn't cry, but I definitely started sniffling and my mouth was on fire when I bit into a pepper. The delicious mango lassi saved me. It had tiny bits of pistachio which was a revelation to me. I loved it and it tasted so fresh, not overly sweet. The chicken tikka masala was less saucy and creamy than I'm used to, instead it had a thick gravy consistency, but it was still very flavorful. I think the chicken tikka under their tandoori grill section might be more like I'm used to, where you can dip the naan in the sauce. The pieces of chicken were pretty big too. The garlic naan was generous and the mushroom pulao rice was delicious. Some reviews say this place is casual but I felt a bit underdressed since they do have white tablecloths/napkins. Service was very attentive and friendly. It was very warm inside so it was a nice break from the cold.

I came here for lunch with some friends. They were from out of town and come from a place without…read moremuch Indian food so they chose this place. The restaurant has been here a long time. The space is clean and comfortable enough. A bit run-down though. For example, the decor is very dated, and the booth we sat at had tears in the seating which were duct-taped together. Looks tacky and cheap. Service was good, nothing to complain about there. But now for the food. We tried: Chicken pakora - slightly overcooked but not terrible, too salty fish pakora - nicely cooked fish, moist, firm - but too salty butter chicken - very average. Chicken breast chunks were fine, sauce was not that flavourful chicken tikka masala - a bit too sweet for my taste, and not much chicken, mostly onions garlic naan - fine. Naan had a nice texture, but very little garlic mixed grill platter - had a bit of lamb, chicken, prawns, fish. Everything was overcooked, dry, and just too salty. We are spoiled down in Vancouver with an abundance of excellent authentic Indian restaurants. This place in whistler is really only still standing because it has no real competition. Otherwise, the food is too salty, and frankly below average. Also the pricing is extraordinarily high for very small portions and a very casual dining experience - so why pay fine dining prices? The people running it were nice. That gets them 3 stars instead of 2. I would not recommend or come back here.