The food is very good if you like Indian food. These guys are friendly, the prices are reasonable…read moreand the portions are big. It's also an Indian grocery. Building and restrooms are kind of run down but it was clean. I would stop here for dinner again.

I am an American Outlaw Trucker. And this food was made fresh and from scratch. These guys were…read morefriendly. Highly recommended that you try for yourself. God bless them. And God bless Texas.

Food is amazing. I have loved everything I have eaten there. Most recently I had the Butter…read morechicken. Staff is nice and accommodating. The atmosphere is a little bed and breakfast feeling but clean and they have a very nice patio area if you like to sit outside.

I'm giving 3 stars as I think the entire experience was average, middle of the road so to speak…read more Cool setting and well kept establishment, walk in order at the window style, take a seat buzzer buzzes when your food is ready. Lady at the window was plenty friendly. Ordered a Samosa, lamb curry a #3 spice level & a mango lassi. Food was ready!Supplied myself with utensils and napkins. So the food was just out of the oven or skillet so it was piping hot which is nice but it was served in a plastic container yes like a Togo container. Ok so a little micro plastics won't hurt right? The curry was good the lamb was good, naan also good, somosa also good. Nothing blew my mind or wowed me. Cool place, food was alright but for $25 I want to eat from a plate at a minimum.

YOU MUST GO HERE! We were just passing through new Mexico when we became hungry. Do not be fooled…read moreby the fact that it looks like a truck stop gas station and you may be the only car. This is the best Indian food you will ever have. Huge portions. Two people can LAVISHLY split a single (huge) samosa with limitless amounts of decadent sauce, two roti's, rice and yellow dal AND YOU WILL HAVE LEFTOVERS! Cheaper than McDonald's, better than Michelin. And I know what you're thinking... this review is so over the top, is it a joke? NO! It's just that good. And it's horrifying to think we almost missed it. attached: photo of a happy customer

This place loses a star only for the ambiance. If it wasn't for the Yelp listing and reviews, I…read morenever would have stopped here. The place has a side that is supposedly for gasoline and cars, but I don't think it works. No one was there and I wasn't going to try it. My family parked away from the truck lanes and went inside. The food and the shop (as related to food and Indian grocery) was outstanding. We bought lunch as well as some groceries. The indoor eating area is very truckstop-ish. We were there with our camper in tow, so we opted to take our food to-go and eat it in the camper. The food though was outstanding. The really deliver on the spice level that you ask for. Outstanding!

Hands down the top Indian food in Amarillo (dine-in, takeout, lunch buffet). From dine in made to…read moreorder North India or Southern India flavors. You can certainly get lost in the extensive menu, trying to decide what to try today. With over 10+ different bread offerings how can you decide day to day. Lets talk about the lunch buffet! Over 20 items to choose from, several masalas, paneers, samosas, lamb or goat biriyani daily. I've eaten every Indian buffet in town and there's no waiting for more naan or samosas to be added to the buffet, they are on top of their game! Need to cool down with a Lassi? Your in luck mango, sweet and salty lassis to cover your cool down. Lets not forget the Chai tea for the trip home to reflect on your Indian food experiences. The take out is a huge part of the business here it seems, orders and drivers are flying in and out the door. Ambiance is flat, no frills but I wil assure you the food is the star of the show!

I ordered online from Sai Indian Cuisine in Amarillo and was excited to try their food. I ordered…read moremutton curry, chicken tikka masala, chili paneer, and garlic naan. Unfortunately, my experience with the chicken tikka masala was extremely disappointing. The first thing I noticed was the overwhelming smell of old fenugreek. The smell was so strong that it completely overpowered the dish, and unfortunately the taste matched it. After the first bite, I immediately noticed that the texture did not seem like chicken at all -- it had the consistency of paneer. After checking the dish more carefully, I found actual chicken pieces mixed in with what appeared to be paneer-like chunks. It looked as though something other than chicken had been added to make the dish appear fuller. I called the restaurant to simply ask how their chicken tikka masala is prepared and whether there was anything other than chicken in the gravy. The response I received was that there was only chicken. When I explained that I had chunks of something that appeared to be paneer in the dish, the response suddenly changed to, "Oh, it's eggs." As someone who grew up eating North Indian food, I have never encountered eggs being added to chicken tikka masala, and more importantly, this was never disclosed anywhere on their menu. Their website describes the dish as "chicken baked in clay oven and cooked with mild sauce" -- there is no mention of eggs, paneer, or any other ingredient that could be a concern for someone with allergies. When I brought up the concern that someone with an egg allergy would have no way of knowing this, the response I received was simply, "You need to tell me." I explained that when ordering online, customers can only go off the information provided on the menu. Instead of acknowledging the issue, I was met with the same dismissive response. The conversation continued to become more unprofessional. When I questioned the way I was being spoken to, the person responded that this was how he talked to customers and then hung up on me. For anyone who is new to Indian food and is looking for an authentic experience, I would strongly caution you. This was the furthest thing from the North Indian food I grew up eating. Authentic Indian cuisine is built around carefully balanced spices, proper preparation, and transparency about ingredients -- not masking questionable additions or dismissing customer concerns. Whether this was the owner or an employee, the attitude and lack of accountability were unacceptable. A restaurant should be transparent about its ingredients, especially when allergens are involved, and should treat customers with basic respect when concerns are raised. The food quality was disappointing, but the customer service was even worse. I cannot recommend Sai Indian Cuisine based on this experience.

Service is top notch. Food is so good, we will be back. Love the decorations and music. 10 out of…read more10!

I think I've visited for the last time. Although they did add Biriyani to the steam table this…read moretrip, other than that it's the same butter chicken, Chicken masala, Paneer, squash and potato, soggy pakora, chicken wings, :(. I did go in on the discounted buffet rate day @ $14 for the first time. I wish them well but I'd much rather spend an extra $3 for the Indian flavor, spices and not have to wait on the damn naan. As far as the service it's a great place to sit in silence as you'll have to ask for more water as they 2 workers walk by to ring people up. Atmosphere well after several months the ceiling is still in need of repair over the buffet it appears. I love Indian cuisine but they need to do better.

Absolutely Disgusting - Worst Dining Experience Ever…read more If I could give zero stars, I would. This was hands down one of the most vile, inedible meals I've ever encountered. The food was so bad that no one at our table could stomach more than a bite. It looked awful, smelled worse, and tasted like it had been sitting out for days. Whoever is in that kitchen should not be allowed near food. The goat biryani? Oh my god. It looked like something you'd find in a dumpster after a food fight. The color was a sickly, off-yellow-brown, like it had been sitting under a heat lamp for far too long. And the texture? I honestly thought it was vomit. Full of chunky, unappetizing onions, green peppers, and what I can only describe as the fat, skin, and bones of what was supposed to be goat meat. Not a single bite was edible. This was definitely a load of rubbery chunks of regret. To make matters worse, we were charged for items we never ordered. And the final insult? A can of Coke--just a regular, warm can--was $5.99. For real. Almost six bucks for something that costs 1.50 cents at a gas station. Save your money, your time, and your stomach. There are bad restaurants, and then there's this place. Avoid it like the plague.

I was passing by this state from California to Florida. I ended up in this small town. I saw this…read morerestaurant and by the looks of it, it was not fancy, nor did it looked appealing. Yet, I curiously enough to venture in there and bought a few Mixed Parathas. The lady made them fresh from scratch, and the taste was amazing. The price was very reasonable too. I would love nothing more to drive through there again and buy them again. Thank you!

My dad loves this place! He says it is the best Indian food in Amarillo...nothing against the other…read morerestaurants in town, but this food is spectacular.

Delicious food. Everything we ordered was excellent! Friendly, helpful staff. Highly recommend!read more

This was quite good. Wasn't expecting it to be in the MALL but there is an exterior door right by…read morethe food court, so it was still fast. I absolutely love Indian food, but this is an Indian-Tex Mex fusion, as the owner is from Houston. It's set up similar to a Chipotle or Qdoba. I would just ask for a recommendation and a sample! High quality food, reflected in the price.

It's been a long time since I've had some place worth raving about, and for it to be fusion of all…read moreplaces is even more amazing. Naan Tacos come in threes and the man behind the counter was enthusiastic to suggest flavor profiles for each protein, especially for a first-time visitor who clearly knew her way around an Indian menu. I got two Desi Pollo (lightly curried cream chicken) and a Pastor (barbecued shreds of pork). On such solidly savory foundations, there was no way to go wrong with combinations of the 4 sauces he packaged for us--unless you don't do spicy. Besides the white cream, they all came with a kick. Hubs and I devoured all 3 tacos and I went back for a birria burrito, at which point the same guy also gave us a sample of the gyro...all of which were delicious. We're just passing through Amarillo, but we may have to stop by on our return trip while Westlake Mall is still operational.