It's changed hands a couple of times serving Indian food and this time as RASOI HOUSE is the best! Yes, the dosa is amazing -- we ordered the masala dosa (potato & onion) crispy. Liked the 3 sauces that came with it. Also enjoyed the chicken korma, lamb vindaloo, lamb rogan josh, garlic naan. All delicious. Dining room is clean, bright and colorful with the mosaic lamps hanging. Great vibe. Staff and service is great! (oops, i might have swapped photo labels for vindaloo & rogan josh) read more

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I found this place by accident. I pulled over and pulled over to get something out of the backseat of my briefcase. As I was getting back into the car I noticed the sign on the building. What a great find. The service and servers are fantastic and they gave me excellent suggestions for dinner. The food was all outstanding. I started with the 555 chicken that was savory spicy. I would've been happy with two orders of that over rice. For my main course I had the Malabar Shrimp with jasmine rice and I ordered the garlic naan. For desert I ordered the carrot pudding that comes warm. I've never had anything like that before. It was good and I'm happy that I tried it. It was not my type of desert. As for the ambiance I liked the decor and the seating was comfortable. The restaurant was very clean and cozy. read more

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Yesterday was the best day! Why? Because I ate at this place. Spice Room sister restaurant with the same amazing food and warm and welcoming staff. They honestly couldn't have been nicer and I am an instant regular and have been telling anyone who will listen. Do yourself a favor and run, don't walk, to Rasoi House. read more

Great Indian food. Much better than the Indian place which preceded it. Have returned twice now. One of the better restaurants in Louisville along with Parma. We will definitely return. read more

We ordered the Kadai Paneer and Mushroom Masala with Butter Naan. Kadai paneer was good but not the best. Mushroom Masala tasted more south indian than what it's supposed to be. I guess the average customer might not be able to tell the difference. Being from India, we could tell right away and might come here if it's on the way but not make it a point to make this our go-to restaurant. The naan was also definitely not fresh and really just toasted (not tandoor) frozen naan. You can tell from the shape itself Overall OK but not very authentic. I think their South Indian entrees might be better given that the flavors leaned more in that direction. Many better Indian food options in Denver if you're willing to drive a bit or actually live there like we do. PS: Spice restaurant in Denver is basically the same as this one so can be skipped as well if you don't like this that much like us. *hint hint... go to Himchuli instead! read more

The food was very good and appropriately spiced. Service was quick and helpful. Naan was a bit thin and heavy would be my only complaint but it was still flavorful and a good side dish. We ordered too much rice but main course portions were spot on for sharing in our group of 4. read more

Came here on several recommendations. The menu is large with allot of options. Many options for vegetarian and vegans. Read the description as many have at the end can be vegan. Another thing I liked is at the bottom on the back is a leaguer showing what the dish has. Saw this in Europe and makes it easier for people with sensitivity or allergies. I was overwhelmed by the variety and asked the waiter for recommendations. Ended up with Chicken Shahenshah which is a coconut and cashew stew with chicken. It was slightly salty to me but the spices come out nicely with the sweet cashew flavor. They offer 3 different types of rice which is nice. read more

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Outstanding, just like its sister restaurant Spice Room. The dosas are amazing, and theatrical to get at the table--and its hard not to reflexively order one, but you're not going to get to try the dozens of other interesting dishes if you do. Like the 5-5-5 appetizer (which is best described as chicken crack), the Hakka noodles, and the pani puri. read more

We ordered the Chicken 65, chicken tikka masala, and naan. Unfortunately, the chicken 65 was made the day before and was dry. Like really dry. Inedible. The chicken tikka masala was decent, naan was a good size, but thin and lacking flavor. I'm hoping this review will help things get better in the future. read more

Great service and delicious food - will def be back. They can make almost anything dairy free. read more

Rasoi House - Indian Near Me - Louisville, Colorado

Great service and food was really good!! Got kumar chicken, chicken biryani garlic naan and pani puri. read more

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Amazing - definitely the best Indian food in the Boulder area. Actually spicy!! The chicken 555 is fantastic, as well as the dosa and biryanis! read more

RASOI MEANING Kitchen in Punjabi...is needing some TLC. Why is Colorado so deficient on authentic Sub Continent indian cooking? Im convinced its the altitude This was my second attempt at hoping it would be better than the original bawarchi which was at the same location . Bawarchi became biryani bliss , which was anything but blissful.it was terrible Well .Rasoi unfortunately fell short on many levels. My first attempt was the dosa ..which was ok in mt second go i brought the family We know good indian fare , having traveled around the USA as a touring musician, has afforded me the freedom to try just about every curry place in all the major US city hubs where IT jobs abound This transitioned place is failing from the same disease that befell biryani bliss All of their curries use the same base , with an overzealous amount of curry leaves absolutely destroying the inherent design of a vindaloo . They were kind enough to redo my order , but it came back with a bit more chili powder. Vindaloo are a goan specialty that is more vinegar based , not Madras. So for now if you want authentic indian in the front range its Azafran . Rasoi did offer free chai and pappadam . They are really nice folks .but they need to find a new chef who knows the intricacies of all the complexity of regional sub continent India cuisine. If they dont they will not last more than the time it takes to make a mango lassi I hope they can make these changes The front range needs authentic indian fare read more

Food was great, service was great, and the portions were generous. If you have dietary restrictions, such as dairy free or totally vegan, this is a very safe place for you ! read more

Food is awesome! Service was friendly and well timed! Great dinner area! Highly recommend adding this to your rotation of restaurants in Louisville! read more

Delicious regional Indian foods, well prepared. Good for eat-in or take out. Not just the usual dishes but a much broader selection from multiple regions. read more

Best Indian food we have had in Colorado and we have gone to quite a few of the other options some of which are very good themselves.

Menu is vast with lots of great Indian dishes. Some menu items need explantation from the waiter. I've been there twice and enjoyed the food and service each time. Ordered a few items that should have been shared. Chicken Pakora was interestingly good. Very nice service and liquor licensing is in the near future. read more

Overpriced and mediocre food. Salty, heavy and perfect for the bland palate. Does not hold a candle to Godavari in Denver. And please do not serve Masala Dosa, it was like cardboard. The Gits box mix makes a better dosa. read more

The restaurant had recently opened. The staff was very friendly and the owner came out to personally welcome us. We had a few dishes, and all of them were flavorful and delicious. The Chai was delicious. read more

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The food is very detailed in flavor. We've been ordering more frequently. When you go in, the Restaurant has very clean appearance and real friendly staff. read more

The food was absolutely some of the best Indian I had. Really a cut above. So authentic and different. I highly recommend this!

A very welcome addition to the area! We frequently dine out at Indian restaurants, and we had a wonderfully flavorful meal at Rasoi. The quality of the food was outstanding, portions were generous, service was friendly and excellent, restaurant was clean, and the menu was very extensive! We are excited to go back with more people so we can try lots more items on the menu! They just opened a week or two ago - looking forward to when their liquor license is approved to wash it all down with some Indian beer! read more

I ordered to-go and the food was absolutely amazing! Great portion sizes as well. The service was quick and friendly employees. The restaurant had a unique aesthetic, I'll definitely dine in next time. I highly recommend! read more

Rasoi has some of the best Indian food around! In addition to the traditional curries and samosas, this place also has traditional Indian street food and a variety of items not normally seen on Indian restaurant menus. The food is superior, with distinctive flavors, textures and identifiable variations from several different regions of India. This restaurant is part of the same family that runs The Spice Room, another of our favorites. Tonight we had lamb saag, chicken wings, chana chaat, batata vada pav, and samosa. Each were wonderful, each had different flavor profiles. BEWARE - HOT is delightfully HOOOOOT. So glad that have arrived in Louisville! read more

Excellent food! Great service! Cosy ambience. Definitely coming back here again! Tried the Korma and it was delicious, can't wait to try more dishes next time! read more

Gave it a go. Vindaloo was delicious chicken tikka mediocre and flavor was lacking. But the waiter had a pleasant attitude. Cleaner than under past ownership, but seats still need professional cleaning. I am on the fence about trying it again. read more

The service was incredible and staff were knowledgeable and friendly. Food was flavorful I will definitely be back.