An unexpected find serving Bangladeshi food in OKC while I was shopping at the store next door…read moresince it's very hard to find outside of cities with over 6 million people in its metropolitan area. The food was delicious especially the polou rice and the paratha. The fish curry and the egg omelet was good too just that the fish curry could be a little bit less salty. The puri was also good since it was crispy but I wished it was a little bit less greasy. The inside gave off hole-in-a-wall restaurant vibes since it's small and the owner's children were helping running the store and some of them were watching TV while I was eating which means that the restaurant is most likely family owned.

Never tried Bangladeshi food? THIS IS A MUST GO! As someone who is half Bangladeshi, this place…read morehits truly home. It's grandmas cooking for me. I experienced the owner's cooking when she catered my cultural wedding as a small caterer. I'm soooo glad she opened up a restaurant for everyone to try her delicious food! The restaurant is cute - very clean and spacious. The family that owns the restaurant is very sweet. You can tell that the food is made with love and all the flavors you would expect from Bangladeshi food. If you've never had it, it is a different taste from Indian food, so don't expect the same for comparison. The pulao rice was delicious. It has a flavor on its own and worth mentioning to order vs a regular plate of rice. The chicken curry was amazingly tender. The gravy of the curry was present and definitely made for a yummy dish. The shami kabob was a little spicy which is exactly how I eat it, but beware! It has pieces of pepper in it. The best dish was the beef curry. Soooooo good! Truly hit home for me. I could eat that everyday and be happy. Right now they're offering a lunch and dinner special for $6.99 to try their rice, daal (lentils), and curry. Definitely worth at least coming by and trying for that price. SUPPORT LOCAL

Best Indian food! The food was so good, enough to have left overs for tomorrow which I am excited…read moreabout. The service was amazing. I am new to OKC, like moved in today. It is my first time living in a big city and by myself and I decided to get Indian food for my first meal in the city. I got to go chicken tikka masala and I expected to go in get my food and leave. I was greeted with a kind and friendly ambiance and friendly conversation. It really made me feel more at home and I am so grateful and happy to have found this place. I will be making this my go to Indian restaurant from here on out!

We went in for the lunch buffet and were met with open arms and ready to go food. This place is…read morequaint, and makes you feel like you're coming home. They treat you like family immediately. Super sweet people. More food than we could eat in one setting. And it was delicious. Amazing service. We'll be heading back soon!!

Manna is definitely a hidden gem in OKC! The dining room is not great but great for taking it to…read morego! I had the butter chicken with the rice and it was amazing! My favorite was definitely their garlic naan! Finger licking good! The staff was kind when I called on the phone to place the order!

Rating this restaurant is hard because the thing that really matters to me was unbelievable but…read moremost of the others were not. The inside reminds me of an old fellowship hall of a church that needs remodeling. Service was not great but it's also a little complicated. Unfortunately they were out of my go-to dish, chicken korma so I was forced to order something different. This actually turned out to be a great thing because I absolutely loved my chicken saag! Now I am addicted to that dish. So many great rich flavors! My only complaint is my about my dish is that there wasn't much chicken. Before we got our food, the server dropped our naan right before it got to our table. It was a complete accident but was sad because I was so hungry and soon after that happened our dishes came out so now we had to wait for more naan. Like I said in the beginning, it's hard to rate this restaurant because of our experience but as far as the taste of their food goes, I'd give them a 10 out of 10 minus the fact that there wasn't much protein.

Visited on September 25, 2026…read more Service: Servers were friendly and helped choose what to order. Recommended others items to try the next time visiting. Ambiance: Standard dining area - nothing out of the ordinary. Food: The Butter Chicken is smooth and creamy. Not too spicy and rich in flavor. Served with white rice that pairs well with the creamy sauce. The Chicken Biriyani was strong with cumin and turmeric. It is a little spicy, but not overbearing. The garlic cheese naan was tasty by itself and even better dipped in the butter chicken sauce.

Amazing authentic Pakistani food! Great flavor without overdoing on spiciness. Service was…read morefantastic and menu has tons of options at unbeatable prices. Feels like you are getting a home cooked meal, food is not overly oily/heavy but you still get that burst of flavor. Ambiance inside was also very nice compared to other south asian spots I've been too especially the sunroom with tons of natural light. I highly recommend the dum beef but I need to go back and try all their chaats/appetizers too. Can't go wrong with anything on the menu

We ordered for myself and my wife, and the total came out to be $55, which is just absolutely…read moreinsane. We only got two entrees and a thing of naan. They charged me for her entree and then charged $8 for a thing of rice, which is just absolutely crazy. My wife bit into her chicken and it was cold in the middle. We told them about it, and instead of remaking the dish, all they did was heat it up in the microwave, which is absolutely dumb. We left to go get our kids, and I called to ask for a refund. They said because I left the store, even if I came back, they still wouldn't refund me the money. Never going there again.

This restaurant has very delicious halal food! Their customer service was also amazing!read more

Indian food has become one of my go to cuisines and Rasoi has some good stuff on their menu.y…read morefavorite is their chicken korma. The restaurant is connected to a grocery store which is cool to walk to through.

First, I just want to start off by saying that I am not an expert in Indian cuisines and I have an…read moreamateur palate since I'm barely diving in. This place is located next to an Indian store called Spices of India making it very convenient to stop by where shopping. Locked in with a group of five, where we were greeted and seated immediately. Ordering is done through a touchscreen device that shows images of the dishes, which is nice because the menu is very limited on images. Because our group was quite big, we ordered a few items to try! Samosa - I can't rate this one personally since I didn't try it, but I was told that it was good Chole Bhature - not the best I've had before, but very good still Pani Puri- I was really excited to try this as I have seen this on social media, it's a crispy ball that has raw onions, maybe chickpeas, maybe potatoes inside? Two different textures colliding Chicken biryani - not as much chicken, mild in flavor Tikka Masala with garlic naan- this was absolutely flavorful and amazing, I actually plan to return tomorrow to get it again

I have ordered food from Desi Corner via the DoorDash app before, but this was the first time I…read morewent to the restaurant and dined in. I was very impressed by the service, quality of food, and cleanliness. We sat down in a booth and were served promptly after ordering. Food: *Idli w/ chutney & sambar* 3 fluffy idlis (South Indian rice cakes) served with 3 different types of chutneys including tomato, coconut, and peanut, and also sambar. Everything was so delicious. *Malai Kofta* I asked them to prepare this mild-level spicy and it was perfect. The koftas were delicious and the curry along with it was very creamy, but not too heavy. This was served with white rice and I also ordered naan to go along with it. Absolutely delicious! *Naan* *Masala Dosa* My husband ordered this. A large crispy dosa filled with potato filling served with the same chutneys as the idlis: tomato, coconut, and peanut chutneys as well as sambar. This was also delicious and tasted homemade. *Onion pakora* This restaurant also makes their own cakes! We will definitely be back here to dine in and maybe take-out as well.

Went for lunch recently and was a little concerned only one other couple seated. But, that changed…read morepretty quickly and i understand why. This was the best Indian food we have had in Edmond. Maybe the only since others were more Pakistani/ Nepalese. The samosa app were very hot and delicious. The sauces were very good. I had the Goat Biryani and my wife had the chicken Biryani. Both were awesome and plentiful. The chai is good, but order the large. The ambiance is pretty basic, but clean. We shall return!

Everything about this place is absolutely INCREDIBLE!…read more I had the Mutton Rogan Josh and Garlic Cheese Naan and it was some of the best food I have had in a long time. You can tell that it is authentic Indian food made with love. Very comforting food and atmosphere. The service was also very good with the chef and owner Seema coming out to check how our food was and giving great recommendations. I will 100% be coming back for the amazing food and incredible service.

The name alone will throw people off that this is an Indian restaurant. The ambience indoors…read moreconfused me too. Come to find out this used to be an Italian restaurant and they kept the decor but just threw in some parasols and trimmings. The young lady who sat us and served us was quiet and shy but was most helpful in explaining their food since it was our first time there. Their menu was extensive with good pictures so that helped too. To drink I got the Mango Lassi, which I would totally recommend. Hubs ordered the Thumbs Up, which we were told was an Indian beverage. But it came in a can and was just an Indian soda (like Coke or Sprite). The Garlic Cheese Naan was spectacular. This is a must try if you come. The Chicken Masala and the Butter Chicken were just okay. We've had better in OKC. The owner and chef came out to talk to different tables and drum up business. She was friendly. I asked her about the restaurant name, and she said that's why she added "Indian Restaurant" to the sign outside. They need to decide on the identity they want to build this business up as.