Almost everyone I've ever seen talk about Indian food in my area raves about this location. I ate…read morethere about a year ago and was super excited to try it because of all the rave reviews. I don't know if they just had an off night that night, but pretty much all of my food was a major disappointment. We ordered two dishes and naan. Both dishes just weren't very flavorful, and I was majorly bummed with the quality of the food. I have been thinking about trying it again, but given how much it costs to eat here and my experience last time I skip it every time.

I past this Indian restaurant frequently in my ongoing long distance walks (I average 15K to 20K…read moresteps) in central Denver. This time I stopped for lunch. I was the only dine-in customer. This location is very colorful and has a full bar. They have cocktails, beer and wine. Typical big menu for Indian restaurants. I started with my favorite yogurt drink, a Mango Lassi. Large glass for $4.79; I was served by Ashok. He was attentive. I got the Mushroom Manchurian appetizer. I requested Indian hot spice levels and it was. Next was the Chicken Shahenshah, a dish with tender chicken cooked in a sauce of coconut and fennel. I asked for this entree to be served Indian hot. Very good. It was served with a large bowl of yellow basmati rice. I ate 1/2 and the rest home. They offer another favorite dessert, Gujar Halwa. This is a sweetened finely chopped hot carrot pudding. Yummy. I saw a steady stream of delivery persons coming in to pickup orders. Just before I left to walk home, I saw 3 parties come in to eat.

Loved eating here the other day! Lamb kawab and korma were my favorites. The garlic jalapeño cheese…read morenaan I tried of my girls was next level! Rice was fluffy and fresh too. Service was great, could use a little more familiarity with the menu but was fast like lightning to give us what we wanted. Ambiance inside was perfect, I want to enjoy my food and the company I keep. For the location it's in, it's doing very well but really a hidden gem! Will definitely be back!

Really good experience at Tikka recently. We ordered a pickup with multiple entrees, and everything…read morewas ready on time, delicious, and plentiful! We ordered Chicken Tikka Masala, Tofu Tikka Masala, and a Lamb dish as well as multiple naans. Each dish was wonderful, tasted great, and more than enough. The naan was amazing and was way more than we needed (yay leftovers!). The food was perfectly spiced with tons of flavor. Highly recommend.

This place was such a surprise and the best decision to end our Colorado trip with Indian food. The…read morefood was excellent. Service was quick and it was full. The ambiance felt like 90's indian restaurant We ordered lasooni Gobi (amazing),kurkuri bhindi, Samosa chat for appitizers and it was delicious. For the main course, we ordered achari aloo, katahal (jackfruit) fry, and baigan bharta all three were delicious. The naan was super soft. The pulav for kids was great too. We ended our meal with gulab jamun -there are 3 in one order and our server gave us 4 since there were four of them on the table. He saved us from fighting over gulab jamun. We even ordered a shikanji drink and that was refreshing. Would eat her every day if this place moves opens a restaurant in Hudson valley.

Service - friendly! Easy to get seated and attentive…read more Parking - small lot but spaces! Food was all so very tasty! I got mild for most of the items, one dish was spicy and I could feel the spice building up. I enjoyed the date naan as it was sweet but my friends didn't notice too much of the date flavor shining through. I liked the date and butter taste for myself though- it was good to eat it with the savory dishes. - Butter meatball chicken was done so well. Not dry at all! - momos - very tasty and the veggies and sweet sauce were a nice addition - garlic cauliflower- omg how did they get a crisp on it without having a lot of batter? It was so good! - never fried chicken wings - this was moist and the Mango sauce we picked was very tasty. Definitely will be back to try more!

Love this restaurant. Staff is always kind and welcoming. Food is great, ambiance can be a bit dull…read morebut overall a great place.

Food wasn't awful. However I ordered a 12$ dish and they ended up brining me a 28$ dish. I said the…read moremix up was okay trying to be nice but they did not inform me I'd be paying more than twice what i was expecting. Felt kind of shady like the mistake happened on purpose since i ordered the cheapest meal on the menu. Wouldn't bring my business back.

I've been wanting to try this spot for a while and it was the perfect quick lunch! Large portions…read moreand delicious flavors! The garlic naan was super yummy. Service was fast and friendly and considering how expensive Indian food can be, this is on the more affordable side and I have enough leftovers for another entire meal! Ambiance is cozy with booths and longer tables that could accommodate a larger group. Will be back!

Friendly from start to finish everyone here was working with a smile and putting out great quality…read morefood

A strip mall restaurant next door to a Middle Eastern market and an El Salvadoran restaurant…read more Unique Indian Cuisine is spacious and clean. They have very soothing spa music playing (a little odd, but also charming). You can see that the owners probably did their own repairs and upgrades. We ordered cocktails and saw that they used top shelf alcohol. The food was very flavorful. Not the Indian flavors that I'm used to, but delicious. The tandoori chicken pieces were massive and they did not skimp on the sides of rice like other Indian restaurants. The garlic naan was paper thin like a roti and infused with so much garlic! Our server was very sweet and attentive. She carefully made both our cocktails and when we complimented her, she was humbled and honored. If you're in the Denver area, please drop by this restaurant.

We stopped in to try a mix of their Indian and Nepalese specialties, and it was a total win. The…read moremost impressive part was that every single dish had a distinct, bold flavor profile--nothing felt like it was coming from the same generic base sauce. * Chicken Momo: These were the star of the show. * Chilli Chicken: A fantastic take on Indo-Chinese fusion. The chicken was crispy on the outside and tender inside, tossed in a savory, spicy sauce with plenty of fresh peppers and onions. It had a great "zing" without being overwhelmingly salty. * Saag Paneer: This was comfort food at its best. The spinach was creamy and vibrant, flavored just perfect. The Verdict: If you're looking for a place that respects the unique spices of both regions, this is it. The kitchen clearly takes pride in the details. We'll definitely be back to explore more of the menu. The place was clean with warm, dim lighting that makes it feel intimate enough for a date but relaxed enough for a casual weeknight dinner. I will be back again to try more.

Sad to see that Sukoon is no longer as I went to check out their hours for dinner tonight. Easily…read morethe best Indian food I have had in the Denver Metro region. Hopefully they will open somewhere else again soon!

We recently had a friend visiting from out of town who is vegetarian, and we wanted to find…read moresomething different from our usual dining spots. After a quick search for Indian restaurants in Denver, we came across Sukoon--and we are so glad we did. When we arrived, the restaurant was quiet with only a few tables occupied, which made us a bit uncertain at first. However, we were warmly greeted and seated by a gentleman who, I believe, was the owner. His hospitality set a welcoming tone for the evening. We decided to try a variety of appetizers, including samosas, papadi chaat, stuffed mushrooms, gobi Manchurian, and dal soup, as well as shrimp tandoori for our entrée. Every dish was exceptionally well-prepared--beautifully seasoned, flavorful, and thoughtfully presented. Each bite was truly delightful. As we enjoyed our meal, we couldn't help but wonder why the restaurant wasn't busier. Sukoon is one of those rare finds you want to see thrive: outstanding food, attentive service, and a warm, inviting atmosphere. When we finished, the owner stopped by to ask if it was our first visit. We told him it was--but certainly not our last. Sukoon is an excellent addition to Denver's dining scene, and I hope more people discover this gem. Highly recommended.

Pretty new in town and visited this place on a whim! OMG!! Everything was delicious and customer…read moreservice was amazing!! 10/10 would recommend if you're looking for authentic recipes and delicious flavors! If you're unsure on menu selections definitely ask Niran, he is so knowledgeable and has the best recommendations!!

I sorely wish I could give higher marks but…read more.. Came by on a weekday evening and it was very quiet. Our server was meh. Gave off a strong "I don't want to be here" vibe and was not particularly attentive (and was definitely not busy). We ordered two specials: lamb shank and the fish curry along with cilantro naan. Had really high hopes for both and they fell very flat. For the high price, portions were also a bit sad. The lamb was overcooked to the point of severe dryness and the fish was also overcooked, resulting in an almost rubbery texture. The rice was fine (kinda hard to ruin that) and the naan was also a bit overdone. We didn't order any dessert given the quality of the entrees. I'm really bummed. Indian is my favorite cuisine and I live within walking distance and could easily have become a regular. Unfortunately I will not be returning.

This place serves burgers with an Indian twist. I tried the Gaia tikka masala veggie burger and it…read morewas spicy and flavorful! Definitely recommend!

This is a really cool fusion restaurant. The tikka masala cheesesteaks are awesome. Really…read moreflavorful and delicious. I've gotten the jackfruit one, which is a great vegetarian or vegan option. My husband liked the chicken. I've also gotten the vegan burger which I enjoyed. Love that they have so many plant based options. Everything comes out hot and fresh. I haven't had the pizza but it intrigues me. I appreciate a late night food option AND they also have a parking lot (I hate street parking..). My only complaint is that the style of service is confusing. It's sort of a sit down, sort of a counter serve mix? The menu we were given also didn't seem to have the same options on the menu at the counter. We ordered at our table but paid at the counter and cleared our table. But food service was prompt. We've been back a few times so it's not a huge deal.

I recently went there with my family and we were waited by Lani M, she's so nice and made our…read moreexperience incredible. I've been to this location a couple times and it never disappoints! I absolutely love the food, it's super flavorful and cooked just right. The atmosphere is very good and the service is even better. This is definitely a place I recommend!

I really enjoyed my experience here and will absolutely be back. The food was flavorful, aromatic,…read moreand deeply satisfying -- the kind of Indian food where the spices stay with you in the best way. I ordered the saag and chicken curry, and both were delicious and well seasoned. Lani was incredibly kind and accommodating -- she helped me try a smaller portion of the saag so I could taste it, and explained that it's usually served as a full entrée. I really appreciated her flexibility, and it made me think how helpful it would be if smaller tasting portions were available more often for guests who want to explore the menu without committing to a full meal every time. I also think it would be wonderful if certain vegetable or protein dishes were offered as sides. That would give people more flexibility to try new items without needing to order a full entrée each time, especially since trying multiple dishes can add up quickly. I also tried the roti, which was a bit too dry for my personal taste. I tend to prefer softer textures with a little oil, which is why the naan ended up being perfect for me. Looking back, I wish I had ordered two naans instead of one roti and one naan -- lesson learned for next time. One additional suggestion: it would be great to have the option to substitute rice for naan, even for a small upcharge. I understand why rice is the default, but having that choice would be a nice option for people who prefer bread. I'd also love to see the protein or vegetable portion slightly larger compared to the rice, since that's really the highlight of the dish. Lani also mentioned the buffet, which sounds like a great option for sampling different dishes without committing to one entrée, and I'm genuinely looking forward to coming back for that. Overall, great food, excellent service, and a place I'll happily return to. A great spot for anyone who loves bold, well-balanced Indian flavors.