Our server was just so kind. The food was enjoyed by all in…read moreour party. There were 7. Fresh, tasty, and so delicious.

Once a year, bestie and I leave Columbus and travel to a fabulous Indian restaurant in a far off…read moreland. This year's birthday outing took us to northern shores, thundering waterfalls and Masala Monsoon! We arrived hungry after hiking at CVNP. Very strikingly pretty decor! We loved the free crunchy snacks and fresh mint chutney. We started with the Lasuni Gobi appetizer, a fried cauliflower in chili sauce that rocked both our worlds. We wanted to try the Velvet Broccoli, another vegetarian dish, but alas it somehow came contaminated with chicken. Thankfully, the staff rectified the situation and we got a second order of the incredible Lasuni Gobi instead. I had a new-to-me curry, the Lababdar paneer, which was utterly delicious and perfectly spiced. We shared the bread basket and bestie had a mild veggie curry. We were treated to the Gulab jamun for dessert on the house. Love the romantic decor, awesome grub and friendly helpful service. We will be back!

Always a pleasure to come here to eat! This is my friends and I third time coming here and the…read moreportions are pretty hefty with the food being enjoyable as well! The service is pretty slow but am assuming it is because it's connected to a grocery store so the same employees are going back and forth from restaurant to store. The vibe of the place is pretty old but it doesn't really matter to me when the food is clean and yummy. You're able to pick the spice level for the food and everything on the menu is vegetarian which is a cool change!

This place is amazing and I'm already trying to figure out when I can go back and try some…read moredifferent dishes. I was craving dosas, which is what brought me here in the first place. When we arrived at 8:15 (they close at 9) on a Saturday night, there were only two other tables of people dining, but in the next half hour, three more tables came in. The space is quite plain (little decor), with wood tables, a tv playing an Indian movie, and yellow walls. They are also connected to (same owners I presume) an Indian grocery store. Our order consisted of chai, veggie spring rolls, pani puri, masala paneer dosa, and special dosa. The food came out timely, hot, and the service was quick and efficient. The spring rolls were mediocre but everything else was sooooo yummy. I could eat that dosa every day and be totally happy. The food was quite spicy and very flavorful. I'll need to order a Lassi to help out my low-spice tolerance but it was the type of spicy that was not overpowering and tasted great. I'm looking forward to going again soon!

Amazing small business owners with flavorful Indian food. I liked that with the service they helped…read moreexplain the menu to me and suggested some new items to try. Its not a dine in restaurant and is for take out only. But knowing everything was cooked to order with takeout made it worth the wait. Will definitely be back. The owner and Chef are a great duo who create cuisine authentically to their culture. Everything was delicious. I ordered the chicken tikka masala, butter chicken and chicken curry. DELICIOUS!!!! oh the raita was good too. Samosa were cooked to perfection

not so amazing. I love Indian food I love the taste, and presentation. I ordered curry goat, the…read moregoat itself was nice the meal was nothing like the picture in the men. Chicken Biryani was dry and had rice knots ie rice clump. Not worth the price. Will not be returning.

We dined in, but we were the only ones there and it seems like people typically order takeout. A…read morelot of people came inside to pick-up. The dine-in experience was great - I would recommend it The food was so so so good! We also ordered samosas, mango lassi drink, and cheese stuffed garlic naan - which were to die for. The samosas were a tad overcooked, but still delicious. I will say, my boyfriend and I ordered the same spicy level for our dishes (I'm white, he's not) and my food was significantly less spicy than his It was still really good, even though it wasn't as spicy as I wanted it to be. So keep that in mind when ordering! Our waitress was kind and attentive. They played Indian music & music videos on the TV. Everything was clean and it wasn't too loud or quite inside. Overall rating: 4.8/5 stars

Food overall at this establishment is good. Good prices…read more However, service is extremely slow. The interior is worn down. I would come back, but I hope their service improves. Took 45 minutes for the first dish to come out.

Such delicious food! I love that everything on the menu is vegetarian, and they have many items I…read morehaven't seen at other area Indian restaurants. My friends and I ordered a ton of food: the paneer 65 appetizer (my favorite thing we ordered!), the samosa chaat, veggie korma, malai kofta, paneer tikka masala, and a bread basket. Everything was great, though the korma was a bit sweet for me. The server didn't ask for our preferred spice level , so I assume everything was mild. But it was very delish and the right level of spice for me (except for the korma). Only not a 5 star review because our server seemed pretty grumpy and unhappy haha but a gentleman whom I believe was the owner came over multiple times to ask how our food was and recommended some dishes for us as it was our first time in. He was super friendly! Highly recommend checking this place out. I know I'll be back again soon!

I have been to Honest Restaurant a couple of times and I find it an interesting place to get Indian…read moreFood. Located in a stand alone building that was probably a Friendly's before the outside and the inside is pretty generic, nice and clean, but certainly no indication of what is being served. Honest is a vegetarian Indian restaurant with a menu that is different than any other Indian restaurant in the area. The menu runs a variety from versions of curries, sandwiches, Indo/Chinese and even pizzas. There are a number of items of Indian street food and the overall vibe is more of the kind of modern Indian casual restaurant you might actually find in India, which makes sense since this is a local franchise of a chain that started in India. Not surprisingly the times I have visited the clientele was primarily Asian. During my visits I have tried a number of items and while I found the sandwiches were good, what were my favorites were the curries and the Chinese style noodles. A number of the items were flavored with very authentic spicing so you need to be careful if you are hot spice sensitive; I really enjoyed the spiciness, but not everyone will. Overall Honest Restaurant is a great alternative to most of the other Indian restaurants in the area. The atmosphere is casual, the food is very good with some options not usually available, prices are moderate and service is good. Well worth a try especially if you are looking for something a bit different.

This is my absolute favorite Indian restaurant! The smell of…read morethese dishes always makes my mouth water, before I've even taken one bite. They're always balanced with the most authentic, flavorful spices, that smack your tastebuds and say "Howdy!" My go-to dish is the Lamb Vindaloo, which is tender, meaty, sweet potatoey and spicy tomato saucy-which comes with the most fragrant basmati (white) rice. I always get the Mango Lassi (a mango smoothie) to quench my sweet tooth! I love love this restaurant

Craving Indian food? Look no further. Quality, authentic Indian that is great for the newbie and…read moreseasoned chef. Fast and friendly service with a clean and casual ambiance. I got the matar paneer which was fabulous! Even if you don't think Indian food if for you, Jaipur Junction is a gem!

Food taste and quality is great ! Its only open on Fri and Sat but its worth the waitread more

What a coincidence . . . Myself, and two friends drove to…read moreCleveland for the big motorcycle show at the I-X center. We are big fans, and owners of the Royal Enfield brand of motorcycle, which had a large display at the show, and was really the main reason why we drove to the show from Pittsburgh. After the show, we wanted to get something to eat, and I suggested Indian, so we did a Yelp search and the second listing to come up was called "Chennai Delicacy" . . . and believe it or not, the city of Chennai, in India, just so happens to be where the Royal Enfield motorcycles are produced, and where our bikes were made (Crazy coincidence huh?). So we felt like it was almost our destiny to eat here. I called them on the phone just to make sure they were open, and the owner told me, that they were not really a full-service restaurant, but they had some tables and we could eat there if we wanted. He also said . . . "We are not a fancy place, but the food is really good," and that is exactly what we found . . . a small take-out counter, that had food packaged to go, not very fancy, but the food was really good (it was heated up in plastic containers and served with plastic utensils and disposable plates). The owner was so nice when we arrived, he told us about how he makes everything homemade, and that everything is very healthy. He explained the dishes on the menu. My friends went with chicken dishes (Masala and Butter) and I wanted to try something a little bit different, so I asked about the "Moong Kootu," which happened to be a vegan dish, made from Lentils (Dal), and it was really good, a bit on the spicy side, but not super spicy. We also shared an order of bread (Methi flavored), and everyone liked their food. We talked to the owner, and he told us a little bit about his restaurant, how he does a lot of catering to hospitals and other businesses, and also where he was from in India, and I spoke a little bit to him in Hindi also (I am currently learning it). The food was delicious, I am giving four stars, because I am a big fan of the food, and I enjoyed talking to the owner. Cheers!

Most of the food we tried was really good and our waiter Vinay K was…read moregreat at explaining different items on the menu and was patient wtih us. I cannot give a 5 star rating because this was the 2nd time we have been here and BOTH times our Entrees were brought out within a minute or two of our appetizers! My husband had barely started his soup and we had just started eating the appetizers. that's not right! Give the customer some time to eat their appetizers before bringing out the Entrees

My friend took me and treated me so I cannot speak to price. However I can speak to the quick…read moreservice, clean interior and good food we got! My friend is from India and she said this is where she goes when she wants good Indian food and she doesn't have to be the one cooking it lol We got the yogurt marinated tandoori chicken, served over cabbage topped with lots of red onion. We got the tikka masala with chicken, butter naan which was so fluffy I could have floated away on it. The egg fried rice, omg soo much egg, key to my heart! And mango lassis. I gobbled it all up of course

Stopped here for dinner on a cross country road trip. Extremely satisfied with the food and…read moreservice. The food was delicious and our server was notably cheerful, kind and accommodating. 10/10 recommend!!

The exterior of the place is unassuming, but the decor inside is lovely, and the tables are covered…read morewith white tablecloths. And most importantly, the food is DELICIOUS. For lunch, my friend and I split a pani poori appetizer, thali with goat, and chicken jhol momo. Before our appetizer arrived, the server presented us with complimentary bowls of lentil soup. The soup was warm, flavorful, and comforting, perfect for January weather. Next came the pani poori. The little crispy balls were served cold and made for refreshing & tasty treats. They were great on their own and even better when dipped into the accompanying "sour water," which was a bit spicy and equally refreshing (FYI - the sour water is heavy on the cilantro, so if you don't like cilantro, just be aware!). The thali came with an abundance of food, and we enjoyed almost everything on it. The platter came with a few different curries that were all delicious and well-spiced. One of them had a good portion of tender goat, and another had fried cauliflower and potatoes I couldn't get enough of. The thali also came with a scoop of rice. When we were done with the scoop of rice but only halfway done with the curries, the staff was sweet enough to bring us an extra plate of rice to soak up the rest of the curries. The platter also came with a piece of gulab jamun, which was sweet and rich. In addition, the thali came with a small serving of mango achar. I took a bite, and the pickled mango took my tongue on a journey, LOL. First, I got hit with the super saltiness, then the super sourness, and finally the lingering, intense spiciness. I can't say the mango achar was to my liking, but I don't regret trying it! The chicken jhol momo was fantastic as well, and I couldn't get enough of the tender steamed dumplings and that excellent broth!

Their food is very delicious. Customer services is very nice friendly staff area restaurant is very…read moreclean. It was very nice experience.

I dined in with a college friend during a weeknight in early May 2026. It was an impromptu dinner…read morebut I'm glad that I was able to finally visit this Yemen-based restaurant. My friend and I were the only ones in the big restaurant upon arrival. I noticed about 2 different people during the night come in to pick up their to-go order. AMBIANCE -- Cultural music plays in the background. I love all the colourful photos on the wall and the unique light fixtures. FOOD -- I ordered the Mixed Grill ($24.99) - 1 Kafta (beef), 1 Tawook (chicken), and 1 Kabob (lamb) which was served over white rice with 1 tomato, 1 green pepper, and 1 big onion. I don't like onions so I set that aside. The Mixed Grill was a good meal for dinner. It comes in a large plate so it definitely was too much food for me. I gladly took a to-go box home with my leftovers. All the meats were cooked well and tasted good. The lamb was my favourite. The rice served appeared to be a rice pilaf. The complimentary lamb soup was served lukewarm (almost cold) and I didn't like the taste. It's an acquired taste for sure. My friend and I commented that maybe if the lamb soup was warmer that it would have tasted better. I also ordered the Maloog bread as a side dish which is similar to Indian naan bread. The Maloog bread would have tasted better with some butter on it. I asked for butter but the server said she didn't have any. SERVICE -- Complimentary lamb soup was offered and complimentary tea is provided which is nice. The tea is up at the front counter so you serve yourself the tea. The service was good but could be better. The young woman from Afghanistan greeted us at the table with a toothpick in her mouth which was kind of funny but still slightly unprofessional. She laughed and apologized but I said it was fine. I asked for a glass or cup of water and they don't offer that service which was odd. I had to buy a bottled water for $1. Buying the water didn't bother me as it was just $1 but I'm used to most restaurants just offering water on the house. The young hostesses did check on my table a few times which was good. I can see myself ordering food from Dar Alyemen again but I'll get takeout instead of dining in. The neighbourhood where this restaurant is located is a bit secluded. I do love that this is an ethic restaurant that showcases an immigrant business. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 85/250 total reviews in 2026 - 926 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 15 May 2026