Food was fast, plates were big, and served fast, service was good, very big menu. But I am worried…read morethey might be taking shortcuts. A day after my food both me and my lover felt VERY sick. Please I beg the owners to make the menu smaller, as well as the portions, and cook more stuff from scratch, as well as knowing the expiration dates of their food. I am sad because I really wanted to eat here again, but I don't want to get sick again. :(.

As a recent Miami grad, I can safely say that Krishna is one of the best places to eat in Oxford…read more First, they are incredibly timely. Any time my friends, co-workers, or I have ordered Krisha, it is ready in less than 20 minutes. It is always steaming hot too when we pick up our order or eat in; it's exceptional every time. The service is always great, as they seat you right away and take your order immediately. My favorite thing to order is the chicken tikka masala and garlic naan. Both are delicious. You can order according to the level of spice you like. I normally opt for a two or three, as I prefer it on the mild-ish spice side. The naan with the sauce from the tikka masala is amazing! The portions are massive so I always have leftovers for the following day. I really enjoy this aspect honestly, as I think the leftovers taste equally as good as the day you get your food from Krishna. The sauce really seeps in, so it makes it even more flavorful. If you're in the Oxford area craving Indian food, this is the place to go. It will be one of the things I miss most about my college town!

This was the best tikka masala I've ever had. Perfect blend of tomato with a bit of tartness and…read moreplenty of sweetness to balance. Delicious naan but not the star of the show. Quick friendly service, and the lamb biryani was cooked wonderfully served with a delicious cucumber sauce. I would say if you can get it for carryout, lots of places you can bring it for a nice ambiance but it's a small space.

The best Indian food in the area. Always consistent. Staff are friendly. Great options and you can…read moretaste the quality.

This gas station Indian food is way underrated, but I understand why people have their…read morereservations. We make a couple of road trips a year to DC and this is on our route. We saw the billboards several times before finally making the stop and we weren't disappointed! The gas station itself is not clean or organized in the slightest. They really need to step it up. And ordering was challenging because of the language barrier. We waited maybe 20 mins, which we were fine with as there were several others waiting as well. But the food made it all worth it. Very rich and flavorful sauces and the chicken was tender and juicy. Fresh naan. And honestly, decently inexpensive. With a few tweaks, this could really be something!

I'm thinking 3, my partner says 4, so let's call it 3.5…read more TLDR: This is far from the best Indian food I've ever had but it's a damn sight better than it has any right to be. This is a counter service restaurant at a truck stop in southern Indiana. You're not expecting a white tablecloth experience and you're not going to get it. The service was polite enough and I could have done with fewer flies but otherwise it's okay. We ordered chicken curry (medium heat), goat saag (very spicy), keema naan, and chapatis. The curry was much spicier than medium but had a very good flavor. However, there wasn't that much chicken and what there was was dry and stringy despite it being dark meat. Also, I asked for no cilantro - repeated it more than once - but as you can see in the photo there was still cilantro all through the dish. Big problem. The goat was very well liked but there also wasn't much meat in it. The "spicy" heat level was significantly milder than my "medium" chicken but the flavor was very good. The keema naan was also well liked but I couldn't taste it myself due to the cilantro. Each entree comes with a full pint of basmati rice so if you like your sauce you may have a nice bonus meal.

The first thing I noticed about this restaurant was the very large menu selection. Most Indian…read morerestaurant don't have paratha (layered wholewheat bread); Indian Fusion has five varieties of them. Plus 21 varieties of nan (I'm trying the cherry nan next time), plus 29 vegetarian options, and 33 chicken options -- you get the idea. They even offered kulfi -- an Indian ice cream-sicle I seldom see in local restaurants. I called in my pick-up order and the waitress was very helpful -- especially in helping me choose a spice level -- and conscientious in taking the order. She was equally patient when I came to pick it up, answering my questions about bringing a larger group there (her answer, yes, we'd be happy to accommodate them!) The restaurant was beautifully decorated and clean -- it was medium-small -- it seemed cozy, but with tables in the middle for larger groups. Regarding the food itself -- OMG!! There is no such thing here as a simple taste-- it's all layered with flavor and surprise "zings" of herbs and unexpected seasonings. Starting with my mango lassi: this was no normal lassi -- it had a more piquant complex flavor, maybe due to more authentic ingredients, or maybe the ratio of yogurt to mango, -- all I know is that if this isn't how an authentic mango lassi tastes, then it should be -- I couldn't stop drinking it, and was equally surprised anew at each sip. My paneer paratha was a little thicker than most I've had before, and looked -- and tasted -- hand-made, and had a surprise hit of unusual spice or herb. At this point I was convinced I just purchased authentic high-quality food and hadn't even gotten to my main dishes yet! My favorite of the entrees was the Kadai ginger lamb -- the lamb was fresh and tender, and the veggies were in large healthy chunks that were freshly cut, and the sauce was delicious and complex. My chicken curry was also delicious, and the spice level was just about right (I chose a level 2, to be cautious at a new restaurant, and will probably go to a 3 next time). All together, a rare find of an authentic restaurant that puts love, care, and expertise into each dish, and it all comes through in the taste!!

Stopped in and ate another very good meal. The service is excellent. The prices moderate and the…read morefood tasty and served quickly. The chicken curry had large chunks of tender chicken. The saag paneer was creamy and full of flavor.

The location is in an unassuming strip mall just east of 275…read more The food is always fresh and delicious. Their buffet is filled with a variety of dishes, veg and non-veg. The naan is large size and I recommend the garlic naan. Chicken jalfrezi and special chicken tikka masala are two of my favorites. You also cannot go wrong with a paneer dish. My daughter loves their chicken pakoras. The service is always spot on. The owners are kind and attentive. They are always helpful if you're new to Indian food and help you pick out a dish. You definitely won't leave hungry!

Me and my girlfriend went for dinner and had a kind women as our server. We ordered the chicken…read moretikka masala and it was perfect. Comfortable warm feeling atmosphere, great food, service and, ambiance.

Was in the area and was looking for an Indian restaurant found this place…read more I don't know what the building was before but it has a steep ramp to get inside. The inside was small but clean and we were greeted promptly. We started out with the mixed platter, I can't tell you what it had but chicken pakora and vegetable samosa. It was very good but filling. Their side sauces were tasty and I really liked them. I ordered the chicken tikka saag heat level 6, wife ordered chicken tikka masala level 1 or 2 with a side of garlic naan. I have to say mine was great and was one of the best tasting saag I've eaten. Not a ton of spinach but enough, but wasn't hot for me. My wife loved the Marsala. It was better than her favorite place. The naan was good. Overall it was a great experience and we will come back.

Tiny parking lot but good street parking on Park. The service was great! My server was kind,…read morefriendly and on top of my refills. That is a benchmark for me regarding good service. The restaurant itself is also tiny but they make good use of the space they have and the decor is clean and comfortable. I did especially enjoy the music. I ordered vegetable pakora and found it very flavorful and abundant! Enough to share. My meal was aloo matar at a 2 out of 6. It had little to no heat to speak of so I will try a 3 next time. Flavors were good but not great. I didn't experience the depth of flavor I am used to. I will go back, try a different dish and see how that goes. I am thrilled that there is an Indian restaurant in town.

I've only been for the buffet. It's good and I enjoy the selection. I also like that the restaurant…read moreis mobility device accessible

We had a wonderful dining experience! Iliana - the cute little bubbly hispanic girl - was…read moreabsolutely exceptional, incredibly friendly, attentive, and made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. The other 2 girls, helping Iliana, Adyson with the beautiful curls and Hazel, the redhead. They were attentive, professional, and went above and beyond to ensure everything was perfect. The food was excellent, and the outstanding customer service made the experience even better. I will definitely be recommending this restaurant not only to my friends and family, but to my patients as well. Thank you for such a great experience!

We happened to pass by this Indian restaurant and noticed its sign advertising the buffet, so we…read moredecided to give it a try. We're glad we did! Everything we tried was delicious. The food tasted authentic, and every entrée was well prepared. They offer a great variety of curries, all of which were rich, flavorful, and satisfying! The lamb curry was especially good. The meat was tender and delicious. My only wish is that there had been a little more lamb in it! I also tried the garlic naan. It was good, but it wasn't quite as good as the best garlic naan I've ever had, which was served steaming hot, extra buttery, and packed with a strong garlic flavor. The complimentary mango drink was a nice touch and tasted great. They also offer ice cream for dessert. I tried the Campfire S'mores flavor as well as the Chocolate Brownie Pretzel flavor, and both were a perfect way to end the meal. The restaurant itself is nicely decorated and even has what appears to be a private dining area in the back. The weekday lunch buffet is available until 2:30 p.m., and on weekends it's served until around 4:00 p.m. The weekend buffet is $16 per person. The buffet is a great value considering the quality and variety of the food. Overall, we really enjoyed our meal and will definitely be back!

My 2 sons took me here for lunch. They had never eaten at an Indian restaurant before & were…read morelooking forward to trying the lunch buffet. I wanted lamb so I ordered off the menu (lamb & shrimp curry, garlic naan). Watching my sons eat off the buffet while I waited for my food was agony LOL. Their food smelled & looked so good. My food did arrive within 10 minutes or so & it was delicious. I ordered a spice level 3 & it had a little kick - perfect. My sons certainly enjoyed it as they each had 2 full plates of food plus another full plate of dessert (rice pudding, fresh fruit, ice cream). The service here is friendly & helpful. We didn't feel rushed even though we were just finishing up around 2:30 (closing time). I would definitely eat here again.

Delicious! I get take out from here often because of how fantastic the food is. Nice staff.read more

I ordered take-out here for the first time this evening, as I was impressed with the extensive…read moremenu. Most Indian restaurants don't offer paratha (layered wholewheat bread); Wok India offers 4 varieties of it! (I ordered the paneer paratha, with cheese stuffed in the middle of the layers). For dessert they offer kulfi -- Indian ice cream on a stick, which I'd never seen or tried before. It was fairly easy to order by phone and when I arrived, I found the restaurant to be fairly large, clean, and bustling with people. The waitress was quick to help and efficient, if somewhat rushed and harried (I was searching through my takeout bag because I couldn't find the straw she placed there and she yelled at me -- "Give it to me" (meaning my bag) -- not the best customer service approach I've ever encountered). The meal itself was fairly good -- I got the mango chicken and the masala shrimp. The portions were huge, the accompanying rice was plentiful, and the proteins were fresh and tender. I chose a "2" on the spice level (they go from 1 to 6) and didn't taste any heat at all. (I ate the shrimp out of the masala shrimp and used the sauce for mildly flavored tomato soup the next day). Next time I'll know to choose higher, as much of the flavor in Indian food is in the heat. I absolutely loved the pistachio kulfi -- a delicious but unusual taste I'd never experienced before. So, all together, a decent Indian repast and one interesting new taste.