We got a few dishes to go but did not have a good overall experience as one of the dishes was…read morespoiled. We ordered the vegetable coconut curry, chicken tikka masala, garlic naan, and mango lassi. The vegetable coconut curry was spoiled and gave us stomach discomfort. The other food didn't taste spoiled thankfully but didn't have much flavor. The naan was soft but lacked garlic flavor. There was a sign saying if you leave a Google review, then you'd get a free mango lassi or soda but they are only giving the sodas out now. The food took a little while to be ready, so be prepared to wait. We did street parking out front. The restaurant appeared clean enough, but we ordered take out.

Not impressed with chicken biryani Mostly just colored rice…read morewith two pieces of chicken

Clay Oven , MN Nice food, clean, friendly. Will try…read moreagain.. ..........................

Monthly dinner club brought us to Clay Oven. We walked, but I'm assuming it's street/meter parking…read moreonly. When you walk in you are immediately met with the delicious spice smells. If you weren't hungry before, you will be now. The restaurant is clean, the background music is at a good volume and we were able to get a booth right away. The booths are a bit on the smaller side for four people. Our drink orders included mango lassi, glasses of white wine (heavy pours ), and sparking water. Every glass was emptied. Pairing with our drinks we ordered chicken 65, spice level 3, and Dahi Puri. The chicken 65 was delicious but at a spice level 3 it was the tippy top of my spice level. The Dahi Puri needs to be eaten in one bite. The shell is fragile and is filled with liquid - very good but not what we expected. We each ordered our own entree, but they are big enough to be shared. Chicken Tikka Masala, Chicken Shahi Korma, Chicken Tikka, and Chicken Makhani. All were ordered at spice level 3, except the Chicken Tikka. These were milder and easier for my Minnesota spice palette to handle. We also ordered multiple orders of regular naan and garlic naan. I appreciate that they served the naan and rice together instead of individual servings. With limited table space the fewer plates the better. We had plenty of leftovers for us all to take home. Overall this was a delicious dinner and I'd highly recommend!

The food was absolutely delicious and the service was exemplary. I would absolutely recommend this…read morespot!

Great tofu saag & best garlic naan I've had in a long time. We also got cheese naan- super yum &…read moreveggie samosas. Tandoori chicken wings were very good! Hubby got chicken briyani & enjoyed it. We ordered take out & it was all in perfect condition for eating.

The food is very tasty and super fresh made upon order. My waitress was super attentive and polite…read more The restaurant was busy but also super clean.

This is our go-to Indian place in Minneapolis. Easy parking with a parking lot, great flavor food…read morewith a variety of options, fast, quick and easy

I recently spent a week in Minneapolis for a family occasion. We got takeout from Darbar twice for…read more8-10 people. We LOVE the food - our go-tos are Malai kofte, palak paneer, paneer makhani, samosas (vegetarian and meat), pakoras. We ordered and the pickup was very quick. The spice levels we requested were perfect (we were feeding two one-year olds so some spicy and some not)..

So, I'm fostering a 3 week old kitten, not a lot of free time and after finding myself with a…read morecouple hours free and realizing I hadn't had a meal myself all day I ordered from my favorite Indian restaurant well within an hour of closing time to reward myself. I have really enjoyed the food from here even though there is a closer place with just as high if not higher ratings from where I live but I have been a loyal customer and stick to what I know and love, even though the last couple of times have been less than stellar. Super disappointed that my tikka masala has less than half a chicken breast in the sea of sauce and peppers. When you're paying $16.99 you expect more than that. This isn't beef, lamb or seafood. I actually chopped up what little pieces mixed up with the big chunks of peppers to stretch it out....pitiful. Also, the two orders of Dal soup was so runny without any actual content that it looked like the excess liquid at the end of the day of the bottom of the barrel of soup. Absolutely nothing close to a solid bean or anything else. This experience has made me think I will try out the closer place that some friends have raved about because I really felt let down the past few times here, especially the most recent experience. It's a competitive field, I suggest the owners take notice of what they are actually offering for their prices.

Ordered pick up from here and it was some of the best Nepalese food I've ever had. Every bite had…read moregreat flavor and for a good price.

We had the Chicken Biryani and the Tofu Biryani. Both, sadly, were disappointing…read more Both dishes were served with a literal mound of saffron-seasoned basmati rice. Rice must have been cheap because there was so much of it; each dish had enough for three meals. Both Biryani varieties were seimilar in that they all tasted the same. Like Indian hot dish.

Love this place! Imran, our main "guy" there, treats us amazingly there. Our gym group comes here…read moreperiodically after working out, and the food is AMAZING. There's indoor and outdoor seating (seasonal) and free parking attached next door during lunch time. The best Indian food I've found in the Twin Cities!

I had the samosa, chicken makhani, naan, and rice. Everything was great! The sauce in the curry was…read morevery rich and flavorful. The naan was also incredible and very nicely made.

I've been here a couple times and have had a good experience every time. Service is quick and kind…read more The restaurant is very clean as well. Today I got the chicken and cheese empanada, which was a little dry but was still good with the dipping sauce. The delhi butter chicken was delicious, especially with garlic naan. The paneer makhani is my favorite!!! This is my favorite Indian restaurant in the Minneapolis area :) Note -- lots of free street parking and free garage nearby

We popped into Raag during the Edina Art Fair, so the whole area was already a bit chaotic. Inside,…read morethe food came out quickly and our server was absolutely great, but the front of the house was a bit of a different story. The young host was running around looking very flustered, which made the vibe feel way more chaotic. Thankfully, it looked like the owner noticed and helped take over organizing the staff and getting guests arranged at tables. We noticed they have a really fun cafe setup called The Corner Café with its own window in the corner. It was closed when we were there, but it turns out they actually operate as a full-service artisan coffee shop during the morning and afternoon, serving Spyhouse coffee and pastries before shifting entirely to fine dining at night! For dinner, my husband ordered the sticky cauliflower as an appetizer and declared it "the best cauliflower 'chicken' bites he's ever had"--he also absolutely loved the white sauce it came with. He also got the mango yuzu drink which was super refreshing. For entrees, we ordered the coconut curry, which had a great flavor and wasn't overly sweet (which can sometimes happen when a kitchen overdoes the coconut milk). I ordered the Delhi butter chicken. The waiter mentioned that their spice scale is a "Minnesota spice" scale, so I felt safe upgrading to medium since I usually order mild. Flavor-wise, it had a bit too much tomato flavor for my personal preference, but it was still well prepared and the pieces of chicken had a lovely, smoky flavor.

It was ok.... I think an actually preferred the appetizers to the entree. Service was good. The…read moregarlic naan was a bit dry.

This place was pretty good! Four dishes were definitely enough to fill us up…read more My friend and I came to try it out, and it was one of our friends' first time eating Indian food, so I was excited for him to experience it. We ordered butter chicken, naan stuffed with chicken, tikka masala, and beef biryani--everything was delicious! I was so eager to try the naan with butter chicken that I burned my mouth digging in. The beef biryani had a great amount of beef, just like the other dishes. The naan stuffed with chicken was different--the chicken seemed finely ground to be stuffed inside the bread, which was interesting. The service was great, and our server kept refilling our water. The restaurant is in a cute, small space but still has plenty of seating. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this place!

Namaste Café was one of my favorite restaurants when I was in high school. I went back a week ago…read morefor the first time in 8ish years. Sad to say it didn't fully live up to my memories. I love the values of Namaste and that there are so many veggie options, but the food didn't stand out to me. My curry wasn't that flavorful (may have been a spice level thing? I got a 3, so maybe should have gotten higher?). That being said, maybe it was just what I ordered? I got the cauliflower, peas, and potatoes curry. Noticed that have really good happy hour deals, so will be back to try those at some point. I also want to give their Indian street food a try. Still love love love their patio, a nice mix of people watching and greenery!

We celebrated a friend's birthday here and had a wonderful experience!…read more Food was preordered & service was great! The team was attentive to making space for more plates, filling water, taking drink orders etc. We were not rushed at all and were able to visit and enjoy a meal together. If you do not like spice than you will be fine ordering on low spice. If you like some spice than I would suggest leveling it up!! The coconut shrimp with spinach was the table favorite. The cocktails were creative & delicious!