Very good food, and service was fast! Spice level was solid, could use a little bit more rice. Will…read morebe back again!

Food was flavorful. My review is for the price of the food and lack of meat. Each of my dishes had…read morelike 6-8 chunks of meat but it's too expensive. I'm paying $50 for two dishes with no meat. It feels like paying $50 for sauce and rice and that's worth it.

Really, delicious food. Traditional home cooked food. I had the Lamb curry, my friend order the…read morechicken combo. He literally said exactly how his grandmother would have made it.

The service was amazing. The food was even better. Generous portions that we had to take half…read morehome. Highly recommend.

Excellent food. Was our go to place for dinner during a weeks stay. Got an opportunity to dine in…read moreas well as ordering food to go. Dine in had slower service considering most tables were full due to an event. But the taste of food overshadowed the minor shortcomings

As far as I can tell, Rajadhani is the Indian place Wichita has been missing. It has the perfect…read morecombination of great food, fine service and a modern, interior-designed dining room that can handle both small and large groups. Located in a new strip mall on the WSU campus, it's the sort of place you'd take a date or a work colleague and not worry about being too casual or too formal. It's usually full of students as well, hopefully helping them to feel less homesick. Other than the nice ambiance, though, the only real difference that I can see between Rajadhani and other Wichita Indian places is the slightly higher price point. It's certainly worth it because this type of Indian "wedding food" is a ton of work and therefore always worth it, but I don't feel like you're getting anything here that you can't get at New Paradise, Himalayan Sherpa or Astoria House for a couple bucks less. Do I recommend Rajadhani? Absolutely. It's delicious and aesthetically tasteful in equal amounts. But as a broke b*tch, I'll probably still keep my visits to special occasions.

Came in here for lunch. The lady was extremely welcoming and took care of providing suggestions…read moreabout the dish. The dish came out salty and they were willing to redo the same but not offered to replace. The prices were reasonable.

We ate the Sunday lunch buffet today. Everything I ate (and I ate most everything) was very tasty…read more And the three young folks working the dining room were VERY kind and VERY attentive. Overall it was a pleasant experience. Two concerns. First, most of the dishes on the hot (temperature, not spice) buffet were simply warm. Some were closer to room temperature. Second, the buffet was $20 per person. I found this to be a bit high. But again, overall a pleasant experience.

North central Wichita hasn't had anything resembling Indian food since Maharaja closed on N…read more Broadway ~17 years ago, so I was excited to see Himalayan Sherpa open up in the old DeFazio's spot at 27th and Amidon. I took my mom, sister and grandma for a girls' lunch to see what all they had to offer, and it was such a fun, delicious experience. We ordered our known favorites to share, just to set the baseline: veggie samosas, chicken momos (essentially dumplings/gyoza), saag paneer, paneer masala, coconut curry and garlic naan. My grandma also got a bowl of Mulligatawny soup, which we didn't try but she seemed very happy with. The portions were large enough for at least 1-2 more meals and each entree (except the soup) came with a 1cup bowl of basmati rice. The curries were rich and seasoned to a slightly different regional taste than our east side Indian places imo, so you can look forward to a fresh take on a fairly familiar menu. The chicken in the coconut curry was spiced and tender and the paneer (tofu-like cheese cubes) was perfectly firm. All spice levels are customizable, so people who love mild and spicy will find something to enjoy. I usually get medium elsewhere and found their medium suited my taste as well. As for the appetizers, the garlic naan was lightly crisp (yay!), buttery and not too garlicky. The momo filling was seasoned with bright, refreshing herbs and spices, and the samosas were well-filled with potatoes and peas and the pastry crust was not claggy. Our kind server, a Colorado transplant, was very knowledgeable and gladly answered any questions we had about fillings and spices we were curious about. Our meals were timed well and he was prompt with everything we needed. The atmosphere was clean, bright and updated, taking advantage of natural light from new, big windows. The picnic-style red checked vinyl tablecloths felt a little odd with the type of food being served and the otherwise modern interior decor, but that's forgivable. They had soft instrumental Himalayan(?) music playing in the background and no TVs, so we could hold a conversation. Tables and booths are both available. Prices are on par with most local restaurants, with our dishes being about $15 a piece. We spent about $88 total, including the naan and appetizers. Sadly, I didn't really get to the Himalayan menu, but all the more to look forward to next time we come! This is an excellent addition to north central/West ICT and I hope folks give them lots of support!

A new option for Himalayan and Indian cuisine for the West side…read more If you're using GPS it won't be visible from the road. It's a small shopping center with a gas station up front FYI. When I walked inside I was greeted immediately and was seated promptly. I just learned this was their third day opening. Menu has many options including vegetarian options. No alcohol. Couple of speciality drink options. I ordered the Korma Chicken and Garlic naan. Unfortunately I was told the momos were not available at the time I tried to order them. He did later tell me they were making more and I could order. I asked if he could give me a half order but denied my request. Would be nice to be able to get a half order while trying other things. Full order is 10 FYI. Prices are typical of our current climate. So expect $13-17 a dish. I waited about 15-20 minutes before the food came out. Overall the korma is legit. The chicken was plentiful. You could probably share it with another person and be both filled up. The Naan is super thin. Garlic was spot on. Wish it was a little more crispier. Rice is plentiful but my only criticism is the rice was a little too stuck together and hard to break up with a fork. I felt the service was great. I was checked on by two people making sure I had everything I wanted. I think this is a great option for west siders since most options are East or South side of town.

Atmosphere: Casual with a touch of Mediterranean look…read more Date Night: Maybe, too casual for my taste but not a deal breaker either. Staff: Very friendly Food (quality vs. quantity): Fresh/full My Recommendation: I'll be honest and say I didn't expect the food to be that good but omg it was amazing to say the least!!!

I love Middle Eastern food and wanted to try a new place. They had really good reviews. In my…read moreopinion, the food was okay. It could have been more flavorful. Food ordered for the family: Mixed Shawarma, Mixed Kabob, Kababji Sampler and Spinach Fatayer. All orders came with salad. Would I try it again and get a different dish? Maybe.

thai tradition is the best thai food is town. i really love the drunken noodles and the spicy fried…read morerice, medium heat for both. this place never misses the mark. food is always delicious.

I just tried for the first time since it had good reviews. Placed an order for pickup, got there 25…read moremins later as they told me it would be ready. Had to wait another 15 minutes when I got there. The food itself was also the worst Thai food I've had in a long time. Not sure if this is just the standard in a smaller city, but overall completely disappointed. Staff was nice, though.

The absolute best Thai food in Wichita! We love the owners! So great! 100% recommend!!read more

Hands down the cleanest restaurant I've been into in Wichita. Also probably the nicest service as…read morewell. We drove past this restaurant a lot. My husband was craving Thai food and we always eat at the same Thai place. So we decided to try something new. I forgot to take photos of our food when it came out because we were starving haha. But the empty plates should be proof enough how good it was. I ordered Basil Leaves Beef. It was the best basil beef I've had in Wichita. My husband got a curry and it was really good as well. I thought it was reasonably priced. A lot of reviews mention price for portion. But it was a good portion. And really good and fresh. It seems like a family business. The food is so good. I'm really excited to come back and try something else. (I'll remember to add photos next time haha) 10/10 food 10/10 service 10/10 cleanliness