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Kinaara

4.5 (227 reviews)
ModerateIndian, Vegan, Halal
Closed • 12:00 pm - 9:30 PM
Updated over 3 months ago

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Casual
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Good for groups
Outdoor seating

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Butter Chicken (Halal)
Debby J.

This is a little gem of a find. The service is spectacular (thanks for that second little cookie with my chai). The shrimp appetizer was everything

Aloo Gobi
Lianna N.

Every experience here has been nothing short of great. Whether I have dined in or stopped in for takeout, service and food has always been exemplary. The menu here is very much primed for American taste. The dishes are slightly unique more than your average Indian joint, yet they have your tried and true favorites (butter chicken, tikka masala, biriyani). They have a large menu that is sure to satisfy most taste buds. I have dined here with some friends who originate from India. They stated they did not feel it was as authentic as what they had hoped for the region is represents but still tasty. As tough critics to American Indian food- I find that to be decent ratings!

Mushroom Curry (Vegan) Butter Chicken (Halal) Garlic Naan
Jillian H.

Great food, everything came out piping hot. Went here for our anniversary dinner and glad we did the earlier reservation time as the restaurant did get louder as more people were seated. I got the mushroom curry which is my favorite curry I've ever had! The rice is super fluffy as well. Definitely recommend one basket of naan for each person-it's that good!

Lasuni Gobi
Sneha P.

This Indian restaurant is quite popular and trendy! We did not have reservations for dinner on Friday night, but we were able to sit at bar. The ambience is slightly upscale. We ordered Lasuni Gobi as our appetizer - this was unfortunately disappointing. The cauliflower had hardly any of the crispy flour coating, and additionally, it was soggy and soaked in too much sauce that just tasted like ketchup. For the entrées, we ordered lamb tikka masala and malai kofta. We ordered medium spice. The tikka masala was very creamy and flavorful. I wish the lamb chunks were cut a bit smaller but overall, I liked the dish. As for the malai kofta, it was also creamy, but lacked proper spice and masala flavor. We did enjoy the unique kofta, however, as it seemed to be have a cashews for a crunchy texture. Garlic naan was very good! It was both soft and toasted well with a crunch.

Masala Fries
Madan N.

Kinaara has some of the best Indian food in town! And the owners and staff put their all into creating and serving it within a very chic atmosphere. Oftentimes, the owners will personally check with diners to make sure they're happy with the food, which is a very nice touch. I love their staples like chicken tikka masala and chicken biryani. But their newer creations, such as the mushroom curry, are always a welcome excuse to deviate from my go-tos. And I love that they're continually adding new dishes to the menu. Pro tip: If you're new to Indian food and don't know what to get, order the Thali (they have both veg and non-veg options), which is an assortment of many popular entrees!

Rebecca E.

Kinaara is absolutely worth every bit of the hype. Located in the Regency Shopping Center in Omaha, this Indian restaurant manages to feel both elevated and incredibly welcoming at the same time. They make it easy for any kind of diner -- you can book reservations online if you're coming with a larger group, or grab one of the many bar seats if you're dining solo. I had heard so many great things that I knew I'd be ordering multiple dishes, and I'm so glad I did. I started with the masala fries, which were absolutely delicious and the perfect way to kick off the meal. I then ordered a side of aloo gobi and the butter chicken for my main entrée -- and wow. Every single dish was outstanding. The flavors were bold, balanced, and truly next-level. You can tell so much care goes into every plate. What really sets Kinaara apart, though, is the atmosphere and service. The staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the head chef even walks around checking on guests, which says everything about the pride and passion behind this place. It's easy to see why people return again and again. If you're in Omaha and craving Indian food, Kinaara is a must. I'll absolutely be back.

Chili Chicken (Halal)
Freddy C.

Kinaara continues to be one of my favorite go to spots for Indian food in Omaha, especially when I'm hungry for rich gravies, bold spices, and comforting classics. Everything we ordered felt thoughtfully prepared and generously portioned. Masala Fries A fun, indulgent starter. The fries were crispy on the outside and fluffy inside, tossed with Indian spices and topped with sauces that gave them a savory, slightly tangy kick. Definitely not your average fries and it's perfect for sharing. Chili Chicken This dish brought the heat and the flavor. The chicken was crispy, coated in a sticky, spicy sauce with bell peppers and onions. It had that Indo Chinese balance of sweet, savory, and spicy, making it super addictive. Malai Kofta One of my favorites of the night. The koftas were soft and rich, sitting in a creamy, mildly sweet gravy that felt comforting without being heavy. The sauce was smooth, aromatic, and perfect with rice or naan. Butter Chicken A classic indian staple dish that was done right. The chicken was tender and well-marinated, and the tomato butter gravy was creamy, slightly sweet, and well balanced with spices. It's the kind of dish you keep going back to because it's just that comforting. It pair perfectly the crispy naan bread that we order on the side Beef Biryani Not the most classic indian dish with the beef ingredient but it was never the less. Fragrant, flavorful, and hearty. The rice was well-spiced and fluffy, with tender pieces of beef throughout. The fried onions, herbs, and spices added depth without overpowering the dish. A satisfying main that easily stands on its own and it's a very bold dish given the beef ingredient that it's not traditional used by indian restaurant Overall, Kinara delivers consistent quality, comforting flavors, and a menu that works whether you're craving classic curries or something with a bit more spice. A solid choice for both Indian food lovers and anyone new to the cuisine.

Toya C.

Over the space of 3-4 months, I was there at least once a month. The food and drinks were/are bomb delicious. I've ordered chicken korma and chicken tikka masala. My husband had the mushroom curry and the kabob trio and he was thoroughly impressed. Their drink specials are regularly rotated on the menu, which I why I don't have names listed with my pics. For anyone going for dinner, I highly recommend making a reservation. You'll have an easier time walking in for lunch.

Chat Samosa and Mulligatawny
Samantha L.

10/10 so good! My friend and I were walking into the restaurant and could smell how good it is from outside! Our server was so sweet and is an aficionado and was telling us about the region of the place of the wine and very informative. The food was phenomenal, dishes were so creamy and flavorful. Would recommend to anyone!

Lamb Samosa
Sarah P.

I finally got around to trying Kinaara and enjoyed my experience! The ambiance was warm and welcoming - even the head chef came out to make sure we were enjoying our meal halfway through. The food was tasty and the mango lassis were perfect on a hot day. Admittedly, the service was a bit slow throughout our meal but still not outrageous. I would certainly recommend Kinaara for dining in or take out!

Sara C.

My husband and I are doing the ABC challenge of Omaha restaurants we haven't visited yet, and we chose Kinaara for our K. And let me tell you, it was one of our favorite alphabet restaurants to-date! The decor of Kinaara was really fun and colorful, with a base of solid white to let the colors shine. There are accent walls that give the whole space life. They also have cute minimalist images of Indian cricket platyers (love!) Our server, Ayan, was so helpful and friendly - telling us all his favorite things so we could have some help in choosing what to order. Food-wise, I would say Kinaara is semi Indian "fusion" vs. being just fully Indian fare. We started with Masala Fries, as an example of one of these fusion style dishes. And those fries were excellent. Tangy, sweet, spicy, all at once - yum! The mulligatawny soup was out of this world. Rich and creamy, with the spices giving it a bit of a kick too. The little cup of the soup we had really packed a punch. We had to obviously grab an order of the garlic naan (what I judge a lot of places on, if they offer naan). It was so tasty and buttery, and extra awesome to dip into the sauce of your entree! Speaking of entrees, I chose the Butter Chicken (my go-to, because I'm a bit spice averse) - and it was SO GOOD. You can ask for your level of spice, if you want it a tiny spicier. I also asked for a little extra side of the sauce to dip my naan in and have with my rice too, which they happily obliged. My husband shared my Butter Chicken with me, but he also got an entree that I shared with him. He picked the Lamb Shank Biryani on our server's suggestion, and the meat just fell off the bone! It was served atop a bed of rice to eat with each bite which paired so well with the spiciness of the sauce. I think Kinaara is a once in a while treat, because it's definitely not inexpensive. The price you pay is shown in the quality of the food, so I am not complaining on that, just to be clear. So even with the higher-tier pricing - the delicious food, great service, and awesome ambiance make this a five star choice that I definitely recommend!

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Jenny S.

Kinaara made my birthday feel like a warm hug wrapped in garlic naan. My daughter had never tried Indian food before, so I decided my birthday lunch was the perfect excuse to fix that. We arrived shortly after opening and had our pick of the place. Naturally, we settled into one of the adorable and comfy booths. Cozy, with just the right amount of charm. Our server was lovely from the start. She brought us waters and my trusty Diet Coke, and was so kind and patient answering all of my daughter's questions (because ordering Indian food for the first time can feel like learning a new language). We started with the veggie samosas...because when in doubt, start with the crispy golden pockets of joy. They were perfection. The chutneys were next-level good. We were off to a strong start. My daughter went with the classic: mild butter chicken with garlic naan. This is the dish that gently takes your hand and walks you into the wonderful world of Indian cuisine. She took one bite and I swear I saw a lightbulb go off. She was in love. I ordered the chicken biryani at a medium-hot spice level, and it was everything I hoped it would be. Spicy, flavorful, and packed with enough food to feed me for the next two meals. Bonus points for the heat that makes you reach for your drink just enough without panicking. And just when I thought the day couldn't get better, it totally did! While my daughter snuck off to the restroom, she secretly told the staff it was my birthday. A few minutes later, our server appeared with a sticky date pudding (yes, it was as amazing as it sounds), complete with a candle and a card signed by the whole team. Honestly? It was the sweetest touch, and totally made my day. If it hadn't been a gazillion degrees outside, we would've enjoyed their cute patio. But that just gives us an excuse to come back when the weather cooperates. In short: delicious food, warm hospitality, and a special birthday memory. Kinaara didn't just win my daughter over--they won me over all over again. We'll definitely be back.

Tikka Masala - Tuesday special (with chicken)
Jana J.

Adding to my previous review since I finally got to try the Wednesday special Thali, and it was worth the wait!!! Such an amazing blend of tastes and dishes. My tables favorites were the masala and the okra! My only suggestion would be ordering extra rice if you are sharing this (which you should--it's plenty for 2). Kinaara still stands as by far the most authentic Indian cuisine in Omaha imo!!

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I really enjoyed this place! I can't get this type of cuisine near my home so loved the opportunity to try something new!

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We love the butter chicken and chicken tikka masala. Both are excellent and can be customized for your preferred spice level.

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Such good food. After visiting India, I was in search for a good Indian restaurant - Kinaara did not disappoint.

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My first time eating Indian food, I loved my meal & the ambiance. Will be back when I'm in Omaha again. Highly recommend!

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Karnali Indian Cuisine

4.8(36 reviews)
0.7 mi•West Omaha
•$$

I was seriously craving Indian food while visiting Omaha during Memorial Day weekend, and luckily,…read moreKarnali was the only Indian restaurant open nearby that day. We reached the restaurant around 3:30 - 4 PM for a late lunch, and there were a few people dining inside. The restaurant was very clean, the tables were well arranged, and the Indian music playing in the background gave the place a nice cozy vibe. We started with the tandoori chicken and then ordered garlic naan, butter chicken, and two chais for the main meal. The chicken was juicy and flavorful, but it was different from the typical restaurant-style tandoori chicken. It tasted more homemade with regular spices, without the bright red color or smoky restaurant flavor. Still, it was really good. The best part of the meal was actually the sauce served with the chicken. It tasted like a spicy tomato-onion gravy, almost similar to butter chicken sauce, and honestly, I wish the butter chicken we took later had been cooked in that same sauce because it was delicious. The butter chicken was tasty overall - rich and creamy, though the garlic naan could have been better. The naan felt a little too dry and could have used more butter. The chai at the end was ok because it had a bit too much spice and tasted more milky than tea. The service was decent as well. The server was friendly, but while taking our order he wasn't writing anything down and had to ask us to repeat a few things, so that was a little awkward. The food arrived in about 10 minutes, which was pretty quick. One thing to note is that we had to place the chai order along with the food because the server mentioned it takes around 15 minutes or more to prepare. I did feel that the pricing was slightly higher compared to the quality and portion sizes. The tandoori chicken was around $17 ,the butter chicken was about $19 and the Naans $4 each and chais were around $4 each, so the total came close to $55 + w tax or more. Personally, I don't think the food completely matched the pricing and was mediocre. Overall, I had a decent experience and really appreciate that they were open on Memorial Day because they definitely satisfied my Indian food craving. I would definitely recommend trying the tandoori chicken appetizer, especially with the sauce they serve alongside it. I would give the restaurant a solid 3 out of 5 stars.

We had such a great experience at Karnali. We had a group of 4 plus a baby. They were very…read moreaccommodating with our seating and had a high chair for our baby. It was a Thursday evening and not very busy. Only two other tables when we were there which really surprised me after tasting the food. They started out with the complimentary papadam with two different sauces a mint chutney and a brown sauce not sure what it is but both great. We started off with the naan bread basket and an another garlic cheese naan definitely didn't need more than the bread basket was a very large portion to split. All were very tasty the garlic was my favorite. I had the Karnali combo biryani which was awesome had the right heat I asked for spice wise and good amount of all the different meats. My wife got the mango masala which she really enjoyed and isn't always the biggest Indian food fan but she ate hers and ate the leftovers the next day as well. My aunt had chicken korma which she raved about as well. My mother tried the malai kofta she had only tried Indian food once many years ago and this experience confirmed she's not a fan and has a bad taste palette haha. I really enjoyed this dish as well and was happy to have the leftovers the next couple days. We ordered her some chicken tenders from the kids menu but those also had some seasonings more cumin I'd say and others that she didn't enjoy but our 14 month old really enjoyed. So if you have a very picky eater maybe go with one of the other kids options. The white creamy sauce that came with my biryani was also bursting with flavor and had a great cooling sensation. The man who served our table was very friendly and even played peek a boo with our baby from the register area. Place had a nice vibe and was very clean bathrooms included. Definitely will be back and you should go check out this spot!

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Maharaja Indian Cuisine - Lamb Tikki Marsala, Palak Dal, Garlic Butter Naan & Rice

Maharaja Indian Cuisine

3.9(194 reviews)
1.0 mi•West Omaha
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To be honest, I noticed this restaurant a couple years ago, but was dissuaded from trying it…read morebecause of the upkeep of the surrounding area. That was unfortunate. After a pop-up ad on DoorDash recently, I decided to look at the menu and was very excited to try them out. After running a couple errands, I decided to treat myself to take out, was in the area, and decided to take a chance. I'm glad I did!! Now, as a vegetarian, I love Indian food because there are so many options for me. There is one curry that I love but is generally only offered on chicken, sometimes it can be found with shrimp, but Maharaja offers all their curries with your choice of protein!!! That means I can get my sour sorrel leaf curry with either my choice of paneer cheese or they even offer tofu!!! I've never seen an Indian restaurant that offered tofu. Not only that - but when I asked about the medium spice level, the young lady waved her hand and said ehhh medium. I got spicy. I like spicy. This is truly spicy.!!! I'm in heaven!!! And there's a lot of paneer chunks in the curry. The race that comes with it is a fragrant rice instead of just a plain rice, which is nice. I also got the mixed basket Naan. The naan is interesting. It's like a very large, very thick tortilla - almost like a pizza dough texture. Not the light and airy from a super hot tandoori. Delicious but not the usual naan that I'm used to. The fruit naan made me happy because it didn't have the maraschino cherries that most of the restaurants seem to use. For my appetizer of course I got Samosa. The pastry is wonderful even after sitting and getting to room temperature. It's still a lovely texture. The potatoes inside are a little bit more mashed than I would like, but the flavor is amazing. I thought the cilantro-chutney sauce would be disappointing, but I was pleasantly surprised on that as well. Even though it looked thin and creamy, it actually had a lot of flavor, it was quite spicy, and had a nice hit of citrus that went very nicely with the samosas. Maharaja one of those hole in the wall gems!!!!

I have been to a few Indian cuisine restaurants in the area, and this place definitely topped the…read morecake for me! The food was incredible. Everything was spiced beautifully and a lot of options can be made gluten free. My favorite bite was the mysore masala dosa and the paneer tikka masala. Everything was spiced beautifully. We got the level 3 for most items, and a couple 2's as well. I love spice, but I don't like when food is too spicy I can't enjoy it. This was a good happy point for me. I loved how there were so many options that were gluten free that I could enjoy as well. The restaurant itself is on the smaller side and a seat yourself sort of feel. We went around lunch time and got serviced in a timely manner. They did seem a bit understaffed, so give them a little grace went it comes to service. Overall, definitely a place I would go back to!

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Saffron Indian Urban Kitchen

4.5(182 reviews)
3.2 mi•Aksarben Village, Aksarben
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Absolutely love. One of the first things that I noticed is how beautiful the restaurant was. It had…read morea pleasant atmosphere that was nicely decorated. We ended up being there for happy hour so we ordered a few drinks. I had the mango mule and it was delicious and refreshing. For appetizers we ordered vegetable samosas which were tasty. For entrees we ordered the Salmon Madrasi, Chana Masala, and chicken masala. These dishes did not disappoint as they were each flavorful in their own way. The service was amazing. The waitress was very attentive and answered all of our questions. Highly recommend!

This is a glassy, modern restaurant in a relatively hip new development. I had to search a bit for…read moreparking. The menu I received was a bit differently presented than the one online and was an odd read; it seemed to be trying to organize into themes of how dishes were cooked rather than their contents. But it was actually a bit challenging to find the staple dish I ordered, channa masala, as it was in tiny text under the wok section. I might rethink the menu design. There were some fairly detailed descriptions regarding special dietary needs. Service wasn't quite on point, as our server kept offering us a choice of salad that they did not have, and I ordered a chai and didn't get it (I was stuffed regardless). Substantively, however, the result was excellent. Their samosas specifically state they're made with red potatoes, and it feels like a bit of a local flavor twist on the classic (and indeed, despite their ubiquity in Indian cuisine, potatoes are of course an American plant). My channa masala had a robust flavor mix with visible whole spices and the chickpeas were relatively al dente and paired well with bread. There were other options, but their rendition of classics made for an enjoyable night.

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Hello India

4.6(12 reviews)
5.8 mi•West Omaha

This restaurant is located adjacent to the Konark Grocery. They were running a 'Wednesday'…read morespecial, 3 for $X. We picked Chicken 65 Biryani, Lamb Korma, and Butter Chicken, all medium spicy. Bullet Cheese Naan and Garlic Cheese Naan. The Naan is good bullet has a kick, but not overbearing. Garlic is as good as I expected to be. The surprise was the Cheese, not certain the type but melts like mozzarella, more than I expected. Also picked up some raitha, salan, and peanut chutney to dip naan. The main dishes were flavorful, medium spice let's you know it's there, but that's about it. I will need to get it Spicy level next time. All in all everything is delicious and will be back.

This was my first time, stopping in, although I live just a few blocks away. This is a hidden gem…read morein my neighborhood, and I will definitely be back! The butter chicken had a great flavor, and much more chicken than I expected, or than the picture shows as it was doused in such a great quantity of the sauce! The garlic naan was great as well. The shop is very small, and is part of in Indian market, so there is not much seating. You order at the counter, wait about 10 or 15 minutes, and get your food in to go containers. The staff was very nice and informative, and the place was clean and had plenty of seating at the time we came on a weeknight. You can tell the food is very authentic by the clientele, and the placement within an Indian market! It is not pricey either, I will definitely be back with friends!

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