Wow! I am absolutely loving this place. Went for the first time just the other day and I was…read morepleasantly surprised. I used to not like Indian food when I was younger, so as an adult, I am trying different places to see what I like! The non-discrimination statement sign on the window made me so happy. When I went inside, one of the first things I noticed was how nice the place was! Everything looks really clean and pretty modern. I was greeted when I came in and the host was very kind. I ordered to-go so I didn't have time to stay long, but I look forward to returning in order to get the full experience. I ordered the samosas, cheese naan, and vegetable biryani. I wasn't the biggest fan of the biryani but I have never been much a fan of biryani, so I think I will try the paneer tikka masala or the navaratna kurma next. BUT THE SAMOSAS!!! Whew!!! Tastiest thing ever. Cheese naan?? Perfect. And all the sauces I got were delicious. You get two with the samosas and two with the biryani. I wouldn't be able to tell you what any of them were but I enjoyed every. single. one.

Got the Goat Biryani on a spicy level and it was amazing. Perfect tender meat and level of spice.read more

I came here with a friend for lunch. Since it was our first time we opted for tried and true dishes…read moreto compare the tastes - chicken tikka masala, jumbo prawn masala, garlic naan and mango lassis. Overall they all had a solid taste. My only caveat is that night my friend nor I are great at high spice levels so feel free to take my review with a grain of salt.

Well, the samosa was good. Everything else.. not my favorite. If you like canned spaghetti o's than…read moreyou should get anything on the menu

2 stars. I really…read morewanted to like this place but this is straight up gora pakora Indian food. Super toned down. Feels like it's made for people who are scared of flavor. I ordered the chicken wrap. The naan was burnt. Not toasted. Burnt. You can taste it immediately and it kind of ruins the whole thing. The chana masala tasted like dirty masala... like the spice mix wasn't fresh or something was just off. No depth, no warmth, just bland. Indian food is supposed to hit you with flavor. This didn't. Maybe it works for some people, but if you grew up eating real Indian food, this probably isn't it. Wouldn't go back.

First time here and was impressed, glad I stopped by. The chicken tikka masala was amazing, said…read moreyes to all the accompaniments. In addition the place was very clean and even have ordering kiosks for those who already know what they want. Helpful folk (Xenaria) as well.

This place serves a fantastic lunch buffet. On the weekdays, it's something like $15 or $16 a…read moreperson, which in my opinion, is a great deal. The food was hot and delicious. I indulged in crispy samosas, juicy tandoori chicken, naan bread, chicken biryani, and more. The buffet also included dessert. When I went, the restaurant had this warm carrot pudding (might be an acquired taste for some people) and gulab jamun (definitely less of an acquired taste). The ambiance of the restaurant was also nice. It was clean and spacious, and all of the tables had white tablecloths. The staff was also pleasant. FYI - I think they charge a 3% convenience fee for credit card purchases, so cash is preferred

I have been craving Indian food for a while and I had no idea this place was so close. I have only…read morebeen to one other Indian restaurant and I fell in love with the Paneer Makahani. When I saw this place had it, I was super excited. I ordered take out and got it spicy (if you like it hot, get it hotter than spicy because it was pretty mild) and the food was ready to go when I arrived. I savored every single bite. I also got the garlic naan which was delicious. In the inside, the place was nicely decorated and pretty big. I can't wait to try more dishes from here.

My friend and I decided to try out the new Indian restaurant, Masala Monsoon in Parma, and I'm so…read moreglad we did! I've never had Indian food before, so I wasn't exactly sure what to expect or what to order--but everything we tried was absolutely delicious. The ambience of the restaurant is very welcoming and fun, making it a great spot to try something new. For appetizers, we had Lasuni Gobi, which is crispy cauliflower tossed in a garlic chili sauce with bold Indo-Chinese flavors. It was really tasty, though definitely on the spicier side. We also tried the Vegetable Samosa, the crispy pastry with spiced potatoes was really interesting burst of flavor. For our main meal, we went with Chicken Tikka Masala, which was grilled chicken in a creamy tomato sauce with aromatic Indian spices. Paired with Garlic Naan and served with a side of rice, it was absolutely comforting and flavorful. Everything we tried was fantastic, and the staff were welcoming and helpful, especially since it was my first time trying Indian cuisine. Our server was very attentive and helpful with suggestions on what to order. Marsala Monsoon is definitely a spot I'd recommend if you're curious about Indian food or just want a fun, flavorful meal!

Once a year, bestie and I leave Columbus and travel to a fabulous Indian restaurant in a far off…read moreland. This year's birthday outing took us to northern shores, thundering waterfalls and Masala Monsoon! We arrived hungry after hiking at CVNP. Very strikingly pretty decor! We loved the free crunchy snacks and fresh mint chutney. We started with the Lasuni Gobi appetizer, a fried cauliflower in chili sauce that rocked both our worlds. We wanted to try the Velvet Broccoli, another vegetarian dish, but alas it somehow came contaminated with chicken. Thankfully, the staff rectified the situation and we got a second order of the incredible Lasuni Gobi instead. I had a new-to-me curry, the Lababdar paneer, which was utterly delicious and perfectly spiced. We shared the bread basket and bestie had a mild veggie curry. We were treated to the Gulab jamun for dessert on the house. Love the romantic decor, awesome grub and friendly helpful service. We will be back!

Finally tried in person and it was so so so good!!…read more Super soft, fresh, warm garlic naan, really good and large veggies samosas and amazingly flavorful and tender chicken tikka masala. Was a really nice portion as well, two people split those 3 items and it was plenty of food. Also we did spice level 2 and it did have a little bit of a kick but perfect for me! Very intimate vibe, it's a small restaurant so you feel really well attended to and like you're part of the family. Everything came out fast and so so fresh, great experience!

I wanted to try a new spot for Indian food and unfortunately was pretty disappointed. I ordered the…read moreBiryani chicken, mixed pickled veggies, butter chicken, and garlic naan. The biryani chicken usually comes with the chicken bone in, this did not which was surprising. Flavor was pretty bland. Their take on butter chicken was like nothing I've had before where I actually thought I had the wrong order. Not a fan. The mixed pickled veggies were thrown away immediately after trying. The only thing I enjoyed was the garlic naan! Portions were also very large. Unfortunately I don't think I'll be returning here. Pros: parking was fine, service was quick, restaurant seemed clean, portion size

Amazing small business owners with flavorful Indian food. I liked that with the service they helped…read moreexplain the menu to me and suggested some new items to try. Its not a dine in restaurant and is for take out only. But knowing everything was cooked to order with takeout made it worth the wait. Will definitely be back. The owner and Chef are a great duo who create cuisine authentically to their culture. Everything was delicious. I ordered the chicken tikka masala, butter chicken and chicken curry. DELICIOUS!!!! oh the raita was good too. Samosa were cooked to perfection

not so amazing. I love Indian food I love the taste, and presentation. I ordered curry goat, the…read moregoat itself was nice the meal was nothing like the picture in the men. Chicken Biryani was dry and had rice knots ie rice clump. Not worth the price. Will not be returning.

Absolutely amazing experience here. Had the chicken biryani and as usual, the food was flavorful…read morewith the right amount of heat. You get a ton of food for the price. Service is friendly and prompt! I highly recommend the garlic naan!

As an American, medium spice means something different to me than it does to an Indian…read morerestaurant...but that's a failing on my taste buds and capsaicin receptors. A bright, cheery setting with an Al fresco offering and a beautiful table spread makes you feel like royalty. We each ordered something different and there were positives and negatives for each. The tandoori chicken was good but the texture was a little off-putting. The goat fry biryani tasted incredibly unctuous and meaty, but was surprisingly light. The issue, however, is that it was cooked on the bone and said bones were left in the dish (same with the chicken biryani). Having to fight getting the meat off the bone was a chore, but the occasional bone sliver in a rice dish made for a less than pleasant eating experience (and a dangerous one at that). Finally, the cashew chicken was delightful, but even ordered mild, it was painfully spicy. The food came out at different times, like 5-7 minute intervals for each diner and the pacing was....hmm....let's say it was not concerned with speed...at all...even a little bit. For the money, it was worth the price as the portions were gigantic. The real question...would I go again? If I'm out that way and want Indian cuisine...sure. Would I go out of my way...not so much.

With out exaggeration, this is my favorite restaurant in Cleveland. Didn't expect it, went in for…read moretraditional Indian flavors but instead experienced the most insanely well curated menu with unexpected bites, perfect textures, and exceptional cocktails. I went with a group at 5:30 and put our names in (definitely expect a wait, but fear not there are bars near by to kill time). There's no better word to describe the interior besides "cool". It's just truly so cool. We had the pleasure of meeting Morgan who was so attentive and helped me navigate dishes with an allergy. Now the food. Holy moly was every bite incredible. We got a variety of dishes and all paired so lovely. Carried and savory and everything you want in a small plates dinner. Group favorites: fried zucchini, string beans, ghee shrimp, popcorn chicken, crispy puris. Cannot recommend enough

Small plates are my thing and Amba delivers Indian "tapas" in a setting that is dark, moody, modern…read moreand a total vibe. I visited while in Cleveland and was super happy I listened the folks on online forums I researched before my trip, because it delivered! The menu is more Indian-fusion rather than your super traditional Indian fare, weaving in classic flavors with a few twists and inspiration from the mediterranean and middle-east. It's special-diet friendly, with a wide range of vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free dishes and I would suggest ordering 2-3 small plates per person, unless you opt for the opt for their "chef-curated menu's." We went with four dishes plus bread to share between the two of us: 1. Clay Bread ($6): Ambas version of Naan bread, just a bit less charred than I would prefer. Despite each table getting a little dish of (delicious) mango chutney, no bread service is offered so this is definitely needed if you're ordering any dippage. This tasted more like pita bread than naan and could've benefitted by a brush of ghee and sprinkle of sea salt. Rating: 3/5 2. Warm spinach dip - lemon, garam masala, yogurt ($10): A classic but with a warm and spicy spin, this was absolutely delicious and a perfect thing to dip their fluffy clay bread. Garam masala added a depth that made it addictive and the hint of fresh lemon added brightness and acidity. Definitely order this. Rating: 5/5 3. Lentil donuts - spicy serrano chili jam, coconut chutney ($13): Round little pucks of cooked red lentils shaped into mini donuts and fried, the texture and heft were a bit mushy and heavy, but the flavor was good. The serrano chili jam and coconut chutney added a sweetness and spiciness that was appreciated, and we used that to add some sweetness to the chicken tikka. I probably wouldn't order again but a good option for the vegan and gluten-free crowd. Rating 3/5 4. Lamb kofta - kohlrabi, pickled shallot, quinoa-carrot pilau, parsley ($19): These were perfectly fried, simple but super flavorful kofta's that really let the star of the show (lamb) shine. The shaved kohlrabi, pickled shallot, pilau, and parsley added freshness and brightness that balanced everything beautifully. One of the standout dishes of the night and if you're there, get this! Rating 5/5 5. Herb grilled chicken tikka - creamy tomato sauce, yogurt, chives ($20): Juicy chicken thighs were coated in a tomato-forward cream sauce that gave vibes of chicken tikka but not as spice-forward as a more traditional version (which I would have like/appreciated). Despite the description saying the chicken was grilled, it only had just the slightest hint of char and so this was one of the least favorites of the night. Good, but definitely room for improvement. Rating 3/5 Overall, Amba is absolutely worth checking out if you're craving Indian-inspired flavors in a more modern, small-plate format. The ambiance is perfect for date night, celebrations, or dinner with friends, and the menu offers enough variety and flex to explore while also being wallet-friendly.

This is my absolute favorite Indian restaurant! The smell of…read morethese dishes always makes my mouth water, before I've even taken one bite. They're always balanced with the most authentic, flavorful spices, that smack your tastebuds and say "Howdy!" My go-to dish is the Lamb Vindaloo, which is tender, meaty, sweet potatoey and spicy tomato saucy-which comes with the most fragrant basmati (white) rice. I always get the Mango Lassi (a mango smoothie) to quench my sweet tooth! I love love this restaurant

Craving Indian food? Look no further. Quality, authentic Indian that is great for the newbie and…read moreseasoned chef. Fast and friendly service with a clean and casual ambiance. I got the matar paneer which was fabulous! Even if you don't think Indian food if for you, Jaipur Junction is a gem!