There is so much good Indian food in the Greater Denver Area and this place in Aurora is definitely…read moreone of them, but what really makes it stand out is its unique Nepalese cuisine! Their namesake sekuwa dishes are phenomenal! Trust me and order the boar sekuwa and ask for a side of chatpate and be in heaven! There wasn't a single thing I ordered that wasn't delicious even the naan was some of the best I've had. The staff is so friendly and happy to explain anything unfamiliar on the menu. You can really tell how much love and passion they have for their food. I enjoyed everything so much I brought my whole family to try and they all loved everything too! It's such a cozy and warm space with unique food and great staff. There is no reason not to try this place! Please come I want them to be around forever if possible!

We chose this place for dinner with friends on the strength of the reviews, and are so pleased to…read morehave discovered a new favorite. The four of us shared, well, too much food in the end, but left very satisfied. We started with an order of momos, and opted for the chicken steamed momos on the owner's recommendation, along with an order of the mustangee aalu, crispy fried potato wedges in a fiery spice blend. The kitchen made an order of the wrong momos, and our server (owner?...he seemed like he might be) brought them to the table on the house. These were delicious, swimming in a spicy sauce that was quite addictive. And those potato wedges? I'll be ordering those on every visit. The rest of the food we'd ordered; tandoori chicken, lamb chops, mixed veggie curry, some naan and the momos we had originally ordered, all hit the table at the same time, and we feasted. The tandoori chicken was some of the best I've had, with a deeply flavorful exterior and a tender, juicy interior. They serve theirs with a sauce that I've not had elsewhere which put this dish over the top. Same for the lamb chops, which were equally succulent and tasty, and which came with another delicious sauce. The only thing I'd pass on next time is the veg curry, which was a little too oily for my taste. No big deal, as there is so much more on this menu that I want to try, and everything else we had was so good that I don't even care. I really like the Nepali influence here, with spices that are slightly different than the Indian spice profile. The restaurant itself is very pleasant and comfortable, and we were made to feel very welcome. Service was exceptional; helpful, informative and appreciative of our appreciation. I'm guessing the only reason there wasn't a line out the door on a Saturday night is because of the amount of other dining choices in the area. This is some of the best Indian/Nepali food I've had in the Denver area, and I'll be returning often.

This place is my go to Indian takeout in Aurora. My favorites here: korma, tika masala, special…read morebiryani.

Ordered for delivery, and it was INCREDIBLE! Got the chicken tikka and chicken curry and both were…read moreawesome. It came fast, too! And portions were large.10/10 recommend.

I get to write about this wonderful Indian restaurant again. What a privilege!!…read more By using the coupon I got when I placed a delivery order for a few items only a week or so ago, my daughter and I got us... -Papadam -Daal Tadka -Steamed Chicken Momo (The code on the coupon discounted our total for 15%; dine-in rate is/was 10%) This was an online order for a pickup so we actually got to go to the store to pick it up. I have been inside it once before but I really didn't remember any of the interior. It's quite roomy with mostly red color. It's pretty clean as well. All the way to the south of the building is where the bar is located. Quite the ambiance for sure. The man behind the counter was very pleasant to me. He was still packing our food so he said it'd be a few minutes. No worries; I wasn't in a hurry or anything!! Once food was meticulously put in a large brown bag, he politely handed it to me with a very meaningful "Thank you!" What a nice gesture that was. The great smell of the food was emitting from the bag; the hearty smell filled the entire car where all we could think of was devouring the food. Once home, we immediately proceeded to the mother/daughter mealtime. -Steamed Chicken Momo: By far the best momo we have ever eaten. Amazing dish with no flaws. We almost fainted as we ate it (ha ha!!) I know this is a bit of an exaggeration but it was that good. -Daal Tadka (mild): I am a big fan of lentil based dishes and this (along with the other lentil based one named Daal Makhani on the menu) is a delightful non-meat option. Daal Makhani does have a noticeable amount of oil used in the dish but this yellow lentil dish is lighter in the oil content. This also mesmerized our palates where we became mute as we took each bite to savor it. Simply amazing. -Papadam: Indian version of tortilla chips is the best way to describe it. They are so light; these are guilty-free side dish to munch on with a sauces of your choice. -Rice Pudding: This was a shocking find. The chef's compliment or whatever it was, the restaurant kindly included this in our bag free of charge. What a nice gesture to appreciate us the customers!! Thank you,Chutney for this kind and lovely gift. 10 out of 10 takeout experience to say the least!

We visited for the weekend buffet. The food had nice flavor, particularly the curries and naan, and…read morethe service was friendly and attentive. I was super excited to try this location because they had a later than average lunch hours (going til 4pm). Unfortunately, there were several food safety concerns. Many dishes were not properly chilled or warmed and appeared to be sitting out for long periods. Most items were only lukewarm unless they had just been freshly placed. I also noticed a small roach near the sauce area. I did not mention it to staff, as it was in plain sight and appeared to be a juvenile, so I assume they are already aware and possibly addressing the issue. Because of these issues, along with some dirty dishes and glasses, I would not recommend the lunch buffet or plan to return, despite enjoying the flavors and service.

A tiny, tiny shop. Very friendly staff though. And decent prices for the times. Seems very…read moreauthentic. Momo were good, but didn't stand out compared to other fantastic momo I've had around the greater denver metro area (mostly in boulder). Hot dog was awesome, and I'm not big on hotdogs. Vegetarian samosa was out of this world. Must get samosas, and I'll be back for samosa here. Pakora had great spice to it, and was tasty. Mint sauce was killer. Chow mein was pretty good, but like the momo, not stand out compared to other amazing establishments. Definitely competes with the best of them though. They had complimentary chai, but I didn't realize it was complimentary until I was about leaving, so I didn't give it a try. I'm definitely coming back for samosa, and I'll be looking to try the many other items on their menu.

What a gem of a restaurant...the servers and owner are just lovely people. If you have questions…read moreabout the menu they are more than willing to describe dishes and help with selections. The food is authentic, made from scratch, and delicious! Highly recommend for dine in or take out (they have their momo/dumplings also frozen and available to bring home).

Veg Jhol momo is my new favorite dish! Samosas were also good. Everything was hot and fresh…read more Excited to come back.

Part of the fantastic Mango House food hall and community service center. Dined there last night…read morewith family and friends, and had a fantastic curry, while my son very much enjoyed the momos and the mango lassi. The place looks and feels like food halls and market areas I've been in traveling abroad. Good food, good-sized servings, friendly service -- will definitely go again.

This is a fast casual restaurant with a few places to sit inside. The servers are friendly and…read morethere was no line. They have both Mediterranean and Indian options. Our group ordered several options, but no one seemed to love their food. We went a little after the lunch rush, but my dish seems like it had been heating for too long. I might go back if I was really craving Indian food.

Unfortunately this place seems to have gone downhill in my opinion. The quality of the food isn't…read morethe same as before and they didn't even have change today for a cash purchase.

My husband and I are avid lovers of good indian food and we came to India's Kitchen III based on…read morereviews- the food absolutely did not disappoint. We always order Chicken Tikki Masala to get a good baseline when trying a new Indian food place and we really thought the balance was delicious here. The texture was creamy with a good amount of chicken. We did split the meal because we are accustomed to large portions and it did work out for the two of us since there was also rice served alongside. The garlic naan is the best naan I've found in the denver area with the right amount of char. We could have gone spicier on the masala itself but we tend to like things rather hot. We ordered a medium and to us it was mild. I believe the owners served us and they were very helpful and attentive to our needs.

We've only ordered this for takeout, but we have gotten it twice so far. Both times have been…read moreexcellent, really nice size portions, and great flavors! This is our go to Indian restaurant in the south Denver area!

The food and service was amazing!! We had Iftar as our waiter and he did an incredible job checking…read morein and being attentive to all his tables. One of the best waiters I've had. Bawarchi recently redid the interior of the building and it looked incredible. The ambiance inside is amazing and feels like a true dining experience!!

Bawarchi has amazing food - like the best Indian food I've ever eaten - but the service leaves much…read moreto be desired. I came here recently for both takeout and dine-in, and both times left baffled at the weird service. The first time I ordered takeout and arrived to pick it up 10 minutes after it said my food was going to be ready. When I gave the lady my name, I was told my food would be done in 5 minutes but I ended up waiting another 20-25 minutes for my order while most of the workers just stared at me. The second time, just a couple days later, I was meeting some friends who wanted to go here and the food was so good I was happy to come - this time we dined in. My friend walked in to be seated and there were four employees standing near the front but no one addressed her, so she walked around to the back and told someone she was looking for a table before we got seated. Then we had another employee just sitting at the table across from us on her phone staring at us, while we had to chase down the workers to take our orders and get water. While the employees were very friendly when we were attended to, they are not very attentive and we ended up waiting a long time for our check. The renovations are really nice - I didn't try Bawarchi prior to their fire, but the interior looks really nice now. And as mentioned the food is delicious and what brings me back here. I especially love the paneer butter masala, dal tadka, and mango lassi. If they could figure out their service issue, I think that would help.