ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala, and it was absolutely delicious! The sauce was rich, creamy, and…read morepacked with flavor, and the chicken was tender and cooked perfectly. The portion size was huge I ended up getting two full meals out of it, which made it an even better value. If you're looking for flavorful Indian food with generous portions, I definitely recommend giving it a try!

This is one of my favorite Sunday afternoon restaurants after church. They also have a new dine-in…read moreoption (pictured) that is more than enough food for $15. Love it! We have a good relationship with the manager; he is very kind and helpful. Their lunch menu is where it's at - great value for the prices! Check their hours - they close between lunch and dinner, so if you're getting out of church late, make sure you have enough time to enjoy your meal there before they close!

Absolutely phenomenal food and very comfortable atmosphere. Servers are knowledgable and attentive…read more Will be back for sure.

Excellent service with the option to place order through the wait staff or QR code on your table…read more The inside is fairly standard and nothing special, with a table cloth under a large glass/plastic sheet to hold it down. The food is the main attraction here and it's fantastic. Everything tasted amazing! Specifically the garlic naan and chicken tikka masala. Try the samosas, too!

We first found Guru India when we lived here, their lunch buffet was the BEST! We have since lived…read morein Torrance, CA, Dallas, TX, Fremont, CA, and now Oakland, CA and haven't been able to find Indian food as good as Guru! We are so glad they are still there even though they no longer have the buffet. We come back every time we're in town. If you haven't been, definitely give them a try. I personally recommend the lamb korma, chicken tikka masala, and garlic naan, but everything is delicious! The staff are so pleasant and the service quick!

I continue to love love love this place. Definitely one of my favorite Indian restaurants! I don't…read moreget here as much as I used to but besides them downsizing over the years, everything is the same. I usually always end up with the thal plate so I can take home leftovers. It comes with some appetizers as well that is good to use with the tamarind and the mint chutney. Service is always friendly for the most part. I think a family pretty much does most of the service here. I think the owner who was there at lunch and was doing a lot of bookkeeping is one of the friendliest people! Really glad that she shows just all the good service. Ambiance is comfortable as well. Looking forward to more!

Has quickly become my favorite Indian restaurant in the Cincinnati area. The food is very…read morefavorable and the speed of service is quite good. The one thing that sets this place apart from other Indian restaurants is value. I feel that you get your money's worth here. The portion size is reasonable and the price is also reasonable. If I am going to be critical of an aspect of the establishment, I don't care for the hours of operation. They are closed for a couple of hours during the afternoon. I would have been able to eat there several times but can't because they are closed. Would definitely recommend.

Ok the entire time I've lived here, I've witnessed people on the internet saying that Jot is the…read morebest Indian food around. It was far away from me in Fairfield, so it took me far too long to try it (Doordash or bust). Omg it is soooo gooooddd!!! Is it Americanized? Probably but I don't know? I always assumed that I like the most Americanized Indian food, because I like sweet flavors and can't eat spicy food. Whatever is going on here, the flavors are just spot on for me in ways that other places around here have not been. Tikka masala fries are a favorite food. Geez I hope I can find something like this back in Cali. If I was eating there I would ask for double grated paneer. Bhindi masala is some of the best I've ever had - it's light and not too tomatoey and lets the okra shine through. Okra is not overcooked. Sooo tasty. I tried cholay (aloo) for the first time here and I love it. The mango chutney has the right flavor for me, super sweet. Mango lassi is really thick and not too sweet. Kheer was really good and also not too sweet. I wish they would have had gajar ka halwa on the menu because I bet it would be amazing. I have pretty basic picks because I'm pretty basic about Indian food. But I think everything here on the menu must be amazing. Don't be afraid to try anything!! One of my few regrets leaving this area is not trying Jot sooner so I could get experimental with their menu. So if you're reading this, do it in my honor please!

Taj Mahal Indian in Covington is a five-star neighborhood gem. The vegetable samosas are on point…read more The chutneys are on point. The butter chicken is out of this world, honestly some of the best I've had. If you're into garlic naan, this might be the best in town. The price is well worth it for what you get. I'm a DC native, and I can say this easily beats any Indian food I've had in DC, New York, or anywhere else on the East Coast. The people are super friendly and quick, food comes out fast, and the atmosphere is great. Bonus: the owner also runs the convenience store right across the street, so it's a handy stop for liquor or tobacco needs too. Highly recommend. This is a real neighborhood spot.

First time at Taj Mahal Bar & Grill. My girlfriend and I met there for lunch at 11 a.m. There was…read morestreet parking right out front and I paid on the Cincy EZPark app. My girlfriend is a big lover of Indian food. They brought out the sauces/chutneys and they were cold, straight from the fridge and she was very disappointed in that. We ordered our drinks and neither one of us cared for the drinks at all. I ordered the chai tea and she ordered a manhattan. My chai tasted like milk and sugar and that is pretty much all, I was missing the spiciness of chai tea. Also a skin had formed on top of the tea as if the milk was scorched. She did not care for the manhattan at all, not really boozy and definitely not in the right glass and had a bunch of ice in it instead of none or just a single cube. On to the food. We both enjoyed our food. She ordered many items as she likes to take it home for the next day. I ordered the lamb kabob which is cooked in a Tandoor oven. I am going to say this is the single best dish I have ever had in an Indian restaurant and I would most assuredly order it again. My girlfriend said her meal was good in the restaurant and as leftovers at home as well. Our waitress did not have much of a personality and also it was clean inside but nothing spectacular.

Saag paneer was great. It is nice to have good Indian food on the west side Of Cincinnati.read more

My husband took me to Aap for what I'm pretty sure was my first time & I wish he had taken me…read moresooner. The exterior is very unassuming - a good example of don't judge a book by its cover - with convenient parking available. We were greeted by a pleasant host who sat us promptly & took our order. A server quickly filled our glasses with water & brought us a couple Cokes. We both ordered the chicken tikka masala ($16.99) & shared an order of the paneer naan ($4.99). I chose a spice level 4 out of 6, while my husband sprung for the 5. Both of us were very happy with our choices, as we were provided just enough heat to get our noses running, but not an overwhelming heat that took over the flavors. The sauce was so smooth & rich & seasoned with the perfect amount of cilantro. The rice looked deceptively plain, but was prepared & seasoned well & was the perfect accompaniment to the velvety sauce & chicken. The naan was stuffed with a house-made cheese & plenty of fragrant herbs, making this delicious bread a welcome side to this decadent meal. This has easily become a top favorite for both of us as far as Indian restaurants in Cincy. Go check it out - you'll be glad you did.

Was in the area and was looking for an Indian restaurant found this place…read more I don't know what the building was before but it has a steep ramp to get inside. The inside was small but clean and we were greeted promptly. We started out with the mixed platter, I can't tell you what it had but chicken pakora and vegetable samosa. It was very good but filling. Their side sauces were tasty and I really liked them. I ordered the chicken tikka saag heat level 6, wife ordered chicken tikka masala level 1 or 2 with a side of garlic naan. I have to say mine was great and was one of the best tasting saag I've eaten. Not a ton of spinach but enough, but wasn't hot for me. My wife loved the Marsala. It was better than her favorite place. The naan was good. Overall it was a great experience and we will come back.

Tiny parking lot but good street parking on Park. The service was great! My server was kind,…read morefriendly and on top of my refills. That is a benchmark for me regarding good service. The restaurant itself is also tiny but they make good use of the space they have and the decor is clean and comfortable. I did especially enjoy the music. I ordered vegetable pakora and found it very flavorful and abundant! Enough to share. My meal was aloo matar at a 2 out of 6. It had little to no heat to speak of so I will try a 3 next time. Flavors were good but not great. I didn't experience the depth of flavor I am used to. I will go back, try a different dish and see how that goes. I am thrilled that there is an Indian restaurant in town.

"On the road again?" If you are (or even if you aren't...) and just happen to be tired of all the…read morechairs and fast food joints on 70/in the Springfield area, be SURE to give this wonderful hidden gem again visit. Literally right off I-70 (exit 59) in the BP gas station parking lot on Rt. 41 S, this food truck is GOOOOD!! Pretty extensive menu for a food truck, definitely something for just about everyone, from apps., breads, entrees, traditional drinks and desserts. I wasn't 100% excited about my dal makhani (spicy lentils w/rice) but that's on me, not them. It was a little too soupy for my liking, next time I'll try something else. My paneer paratha was a great alternative to the usual na'an, MUCH more flavor... I'd go for that option, or something similar, again. I asked for extra chutney, the green was great but the red was a watery mess. VERY reasonably priced, quick and friendly service, what's not to like? I'm almost POSITVE they'll get that fifth star from me on my NEXT visit!! Namaste, Nawab!!

Stopped in a long journey home, The parking lot itself smelled delicious as I got out of the car so…read moreI was excited! And I was not dissapointed, the Chicken Vindaloo is phenomenal and super flavorful, I sat at one of the tables to eat and the kind Gentleman that was running the register brought me out a free water. Definitely will be a regular stop when I'm coming through from now on!

Solely based off of what we orders I give this a 4/5! We ordered the Chili Chicken Momos at a spice…read morelevel of 5. Momo, a steamed and filled dumpling popular in Tibetan, Nepalese, and North Indian cuisine, gets a fiery twist here. Ajeet is dishing out flavor-packed Momos (with halal chicken). We ordered a spice level of 5 on their scale and our noses were running, but in the best way possible. If your spice tolerance is on the lower end, trust me, scale it down a bit. This might just be your new favorite comfort food, because it's definitely mine.

I had their food for the first time, I had always my indian food at the indian a…read morelittle further (or before) across the street, it is good food but a bit pricey. Ajeet India & Nepali Cuisine has just the same good food, quality and fabulousness ad the one across the street but almost half the price. This is MY NEW favorite Indian food restaurant.

We ordered the samosa chaat ($6.99), pani puri ($5.99), and kulfi ($4.99). All were delicious,…read morealthough I wish there were more puri. The kulfi had a cardamom flavor. We ordered to-go, and service was decently fast! There is plenty of seating inside.

I was in the mood for some Indian comfort food and a quick search resulted in Brij Mohan so I…read moredecided to check it out. Here's my take on the experience: Quality of food: Good. I started out with Bhel Poori that comes with salty rice crispy mix with onions, tomatoes, green peppers topped with some tangy tamarind sauce. The Bhel Poori was perfectly crispy and enough to share with two people. For the entree, I got the Choley Bhature that came with chickpea curry served with two sourdough deep-fried breads with a side of onion salad. The chickpea curry was nice and hot and full of flavor. The Bhature were beautifully puffed and crispy. For drink I tried their mango lassi which was fresh and very satisfying. I didn't get to try any of the sweets as I was too full but they looked amazing. Décor: kinda meh. There isn't much decoration here but I think the food here makes up for it. Cleanliness: good. The tables were being kept clean. Service: good. You order at the counter and are given a buzzer that goes off when the food is ready. Price: reasonable. The Bhel Poori was around $5 and the Choley Bhature was around $10. If you're up for some authentic Indian food and sweets then checkout Brij Mohan.