Inside the Shell station is a small counter that serves Indian food. The people are very nice but…read morethe food is just hohum. I really was excited to find a place with dosa but the potato filling did not have much flavor. It was very tame, not much spice. The samosas tasted good but were frozen in the middle.

I cannot stop coming here, the food calls to me. I hope everyone gets to try the food from here…read moresometime!

The food is delicious! Service is great some mix ups only on water but otherwise fantastic!…read moreAmbiance is nice and it's comfy. I definitely recommend this place if you want good Indian.

Check out the buffet for lunch to try something new! Highly recommend! Enjoy coming here!read more

Made an impromptu decision to pop in and grab a quick to-go order while we were in the area and was…read moreabsolutely blown away by this restaurant. The entire facility is absolutely immaculate and just may be the cleanest restaurant in Central Florida. The Lamb Vindaloo as well as the Chicken Tikka Masala were amazingly delicious and the Garlic Naan was steaming hot and it perfectly complimented the meal. Staff were very friendly and welcoming toward us. I am looking forward to returning so that I can enjoy their Goat Chettinadu and the Murgh Kali Mirch Kebab. **10 out of 10 Stars** I highly recommend this absolute gem of culinary mastery!

What a wonderful experience! In the nice little shopping strip mall area this is a delightful…read morerestaurant. The food was just scrumptious, the service was very, very good and the restaurant itself is clean, neat and enjoyable. The butter chicken was perfectly cooked, with just the right amount of spice (and you get to pick your spice level). The roti and the naan just made the meal. I would definitely recommend and visit again.

We had the best lunch experience during the festival of speed. Great food, amazing location and the…read moreservice was brilliant. Nick and his staff are all about giving the customer the best dining experience possible. The food was tasty, and the presentation was eye catching. We cannot wait to go back! Greg & Sonia Fl Lifestyles

10/10. This place surpassed our expectations! The garlic naan and butter chicken were insanely…read moregood. Also the desserts were unique and delicious. I'm not the biggest Indian food fan but we loved this place Decor and ambiance was nice too

Food was OK. 1. Dal makhani was yummy…read more 2. Baigun bharta had lemony taste to it ( didn't taste that good ). 3. Masala dosa came with cold Sambhar, which they heat when told. Dishes come with rice on side. Ambiance is welcoming.

This is by far one of the best Indian restaurants I've ever been to! If you are EVER in the Daytona…read moreBeach area, it's a must try. My family and I were a little skeptical because the parking lot was empty. I'm so glad we decided to still give it a try!!!! I said well let's look at it in a different light, that we got a whole restaurant to ourselves! The service and food were amazing from beginning to end!!! The flavors were so AMAZING!!!! The only thing that wasn't what we thought was the lychee martinis. There were no lychee's but the pour was strong. We ordered some mango juice and it made it good! All the food was fresh and flavorful. Everything came out hot. The best naan we've ever tasted. We had to order two baskets! Tried the chili fried corn! OMG we have never tasted anything like it. It's hard to explain! The vibe and decor is everything!! Me and my daughter were grooving in our chairs the whole time enjoying the food and their cultural music. We will definitely be back to support! We actually prayed for this business to be successful so we can try everything on the menu!! And before we left many people started coming in. Fine Indian dining!!!

Went to Ammrit Indian Cuisine for lunch today and enjoyed their weekday buffet, and it was…read morefantastic. I may not know the name of everything I ate, but I do know that it was all absolutely delicious. They were clearly working with a small staff for a very busy lunch crowd, but they did a wonderful job keeping everything stocked, clean, and running smoothly. The hospitality was warm and welcoming, which always makes the experience even better. The variety really stood out. There was a great salad selection, fresh fruit, and several desserts to choose from. On the hot bar were multiple dishes including veggie samosas, butter chicken, a few different curries, warm naan, and a green paneer dish (likely palak paneer) that was especially good. One of my favorite bites was a rich, creamy korma, and the rice pudding (kheer) was the perfect way to finish the meal. This wasn't our first time dining here, and it's been consistently very good every visit. If you're looking for a flavorful, satisfying Indian lunch with plenty of options, this buffet is definitely worth it. We'll absolutely be back.

I recently visited Ammrit Indian Cuisine and had an overall positive experience. It's easy to see…read morewhy it's popular in the area. The menu offers a wide range of traditional Indian dishes, and I really appreciate that they allow you to customize the spice level to your preference. That makes it accessible whether you're new to Indian food or someone who enjoys a little heat. The daily lunch buffet is also a big plus, especially if you want to sample different dishes in one visit. The food itself is good and well-prepared, with solid flavors and generous portions. That said, it does feel like the kitchen leans toward catering to the general market. The spice profiles are toned down, and while that makes the dishes approachable, it slightly softens the authenticity you might expect from a more traditional Indian restaurant. One subtle indicator of that broader appeal is the wine list -- something you don't often see emphasized in more classic, traditional Indian establishments. That being said, Ammrit strikes a reasonable balance. It offers familiar, comfortable Indian cuisine that works well for a wide audience while still delivering recognizable flavors and quality ingredients. If you're looking for dependable Indian food in South Daytona with flexible spice options and a welcoming atmosphere, it's definitely worth a visit.

Bombay Street Kitchen is nestled away in a standalone location along South Orange Blossom Trail not…read morefar from The Florida Mall in Orlando. The consistently high ratings led me here for lunch and I was not disappointed. The interiors are tastefully modern and welcoming, with plenty of seating and pleasant decor. I started off with the mango lassi (4/5) which was delightfully refreshing without being too sweet. For meals, we went with the paneer makhani (4.5/5), chole bhature (5/5), vegetable malabari (5.5), and butter naan (4.5/5). All the meals were delicious and prepared using high quality ingredients, with no weak spots. I'd rank Bombay Street Kitchen among the top 2 Indian restaurants I've been to in the state (most Indian restaurants I've been to in Florida have been pretty underwhelming and average). Happy to round up my overall rating as service (5/5) was quick and friendly. I look forward to returning to Bombay Street Kitchen and would recommend them to others looking for delicious Indian food in Orlando.

One of my favorite foods to eat! Started off with veggie…read moresamosa & samosa chat, it was my first time trying samosa chat and it was delicious!!.it's samosas covered in a chickpea sauce that was delightful Mine and my hubby's go to is always butter chicken medium heat w/ garlic naan. My mom had the goat ranganous and enjoyed it very much. Overall great service and ambiance.

food is fantastic! Great customer service everyone is very welcoming and beautiful restaurant!read more

My friend and I came here for their lunch special and it was quite enjoyable. The naan and curry…read morehad bold taste and the portion sizes were solid. The service was friendly and attentive from the moment we walked in until we left. The staff made us feel welcome and were helpful with menu suggestions. The restaurant felt warm and inviting with a comfortable vibe that made it a pleasant place to enjoy dinner with friends or family.

Kohinoor Indian Restaurant in Altamonte Springs is truly a hidden gem. As repeat customers, my…read morefamily and I find ourselves coming at least once a week, and for good reason. The gentlemen up front are always so kind, welcoming, and attentive, making every visit feel personal and special. The food here is consistently outstanding, with rich flavors and fresh ingredients that never disappoint. If you are able to make it for the buffet, consider yourself lucky because it is an incredible way to sample a variety of their delicious dishes. Everything is prepared with care, and you can taste the authenticity in every bite. Whether we are dining in for the buffet or ordering from the menu, we always leave full, happy, and eager to return. Kohinoor has earned a permanent spot in our rotation, and we cannot recommend it enough!

Came here one evening after work with some co-workers. We take turns sampling different cuisines,…read moreand this place was the best looking Indian place within a reasonable distance of the workplace. So we got off work and raced on over. Ambiance is nice. Good lighting, classy looking tables, some nice, chill Indian music playing softly in the background. Good stuff. Service was good. Our server was very friendly and did his best to answer our questions. We needed some allergy friendly food, and there were a few questions where he just didn't know and made a best guest. That's fair, I guess, but that just needs to be better. Food came out timely and nice and hot, the tandoori chicken sizzling up a storm. Now for the food. I started off by getting a Vegetarian Special Appetizer (A combination platter with samosa, aloo tikki, onion bhajiya, mixed pakoras and chili pakoras) for the table. These are always fun, because you don't always know what you're eating. Samosas are always wonderful, and the onion bhajiya is like a better latke. Get this if you like to sample things. Then I had a Lamb Biryani (Lamb and basmati rice cooked with saffron and spices, garnished with cilantro, nuts and raisins). If you're a biryani fan, I'd probably pass on this one. Not a great example of biryani. Very little saffron and other garnishes. There are other great things on this menu. Of course, I had to get some Garlic Naan (Light bread made with fresh garlic, herbs and cilantro). A+ delicious. Light, rippable, soft, garlicky, good for grabbing food like you don't have silverware and adding flavor and texture to every bite. The Chicken Tandoori (Chicken marinated overnight in yogurt with fresh Indian spices and grilled in a clay oven) came out last and on its own, sizzling like the center of attention like a steak fajita. Chicken was well-cooked and very tender. Lots of good flavor, but maybe a little too salty. Overall, this was a very good introduction to Indian food for a few of my co-workers. I'm glad we came. It was a nice visit.

We love this restaurant! The food is spectacular - a huge menu with lots of diverse dishes and…read moreeverything we have ordered has always been delicious! Sabi is a wonderful waitress and has excellent recommendations if you're having trouble deciding. Highly recommended

Fifth Element Indian Kitchen 1448 W International Speedway…read moreBlvd, Daytona Beach, FL 32114 I really wanted to like Fifth Element Indian Kitchen, but this visit was a complete letdown. We ordered the Thali expecting a well-rounded, flavorful Indian meal--but what arrived at the table was far from it. The food was served cold, which immediately set the tone. Naan, which should be soft, warm, and slightly crisp on the edges, was instead leathery and overly chewy, almost as if it had been sitting out far too long. The Thali was supposed to include chicken biryani and chicken curry, but both dishes missed the mark entirely. The chicken served was dark thigh meat, which in itself isn't an issue when cooked right--but here, it lacked any depth or proper preparation. More disappointing was the complete absence of flavor. Indian cuisine is known for its rich layers of spices and aromas, but everything on the plate felt bland and lifeless, as if the spices were an afterthought rather than the heart of the dish. Adding to the disappointment, the interior decor felt very dated and gloomy, lacking the warmth or vibrancy you'd hope for in a dining space. The bathrooms were also filthy, which only made the overall experience worse. Having dined at several Indian restaurants, we know what a good Thali should taste like--balanced, vibrant, and satisfying. This was none of that. It felt rushed, poorly executed, and lacking the care that defines authentic Indian cooking. Unfortunately, this experience was disappointing enough that we won't be returning.