Back again and just as thrilled as the first time. Tried new apps and entrees and they were even…read morebetter than our usual order.

Indian Pavilion was good! We tried a few different things and the curries were definitely my…read morefavorite. They were super flavorful and really good with the rice and naan. The wings were unfortunately way too salty, but everything else was pretty solid. Would definitely come back for the curries!

This is the only place we are recommending for guyanese Chinese food. Alvins, Annie, Legends, Singh…read morein the Orlando area is not good to us. Coming from NY and eating at New Thriving this comes pretty close. The service is ok. They are a small place. The bathrooms are weird. They do not have chow mein or cha cha chicken or gizzard.

Back in the days, this placed user to be really good, and the go-to for so many people who enjoyed…read moreWest Indian food. Overtime, either management has changed, or the quality and love they put into their cooking has gone down. Several times I've stopped by, and I typically order chicken fried rice, and a noodle dish, most times chowmein, recently the food has not been the same. The quality has decreased and the flavors are just not there. I do plan on stopping by again soon with some friends coming from out of town, if I feel that the food has improved I'll be sure to leave an updated review

I don't know how we missed this place over the years. So glad we learned about it through word of…read moremouth (thanks, Molly!). We made a reservation for a Saturday night but it was not necessary. They had plenty of open tables (Knicks game 5). We were greeted and served by Alook. He was polite, attentive and efficient. We ordered chicken vindaloo, butter chicken, rice and a garlic naan. The food quality was excellent. No questionable chicken here! It was juicy, cooked perfectly and sauced to perfection. The chicken vindaloo was ordered hot as was the butter chicken. It was perfect. So flavorful with just the right amount of heat! We enjoyed the garlic naan so much we ordered a second to take home with all of our leftovers!! Such generous portions!! We cannot wait to try the lunch buffet T-Sun 11-2:30! Thank you, Alook!

Me and my friends have been coming to Cilantro for over a year now, and it has never been nothing…read moreless than the best food, service, and time! I have tried most of the vegetarian menu and every entree has left me more than satisfied. Try coming on weekdays during lunch so you can have the largest and most varied portions during their lunch specials! The space is left spick and span, including the bathrooms and they always have nice music playing to help you get ready to dig in. I hope to come to Cilantro for years to come. It really lives up to the name, it is not just food but cuisine.

Great food the samosas are the best I ever had. Great service through DoorDash. Will order again.read more

This place always does a great job and now they have some new additions to the takeout menu. See…read morethe picture for those items.

I found this place through Uber Eats, only to find that it's not actually that far away from my…read morehouse. I've had a lot of Indian food over the years from many different places, as it's one of my favorites. This place does it very well. Everything was fresh and seasoned perfectly. I'll absolutely be ordering from here again.

First off, this is around the fourth or fifth time we visit Saffron Indian Cuisine in the Sand Lake…read morearea. The restaurant, in our view, has gotten increasingly lacklustre in the past couple of years. While the tables and the interiors are still generally clean, we have noticed wobbly table legs and cracked/torn seat covers that seem to remain unchanged and/or unrepaired for months. Coming to the food, while most of the Punjabi and North-west Indian fare on their menu has been the typically Americanized Indian food for the most part, anything outside of that category on their menu can and will throw you off. Especially if you've had the authentic stuff and know what those dishes taste like. On our latest visit last night, we ordered dahi tikki for appetizer which was served to us without the dahi. No attempt was made on part of the server or the kitchen staff to correct the error and provide the yogurt dressing. So we had a couple of aloo tikkis (spiced potato patties) with the regular chutneys that were at the table. We also ordered chicken vindaloo, bhindi do pyaza and butter naan for the entrée. To our surprise, the chicken tasted nothing like vindaloo and it had potatoes in it!!! LOL! For the uninitiated, Vindaloo is the Indian interpretation of 'Carne de Vinha d'alhos', which was introduced in the early 16th century to the former Portuguese colony of Goa in India. In Goa, the dish is colloquially known as 'vindalho' or 'vindaloo' and is prepared in a very similar manner to its Portuguese counterpart. It's a type of braised meat prepared with bold fiery spices and wine vinegar to impart that recognisably bold, pickle like flavour and has a beautiful, rich brown sauce. Vindaloo has absolutely NOTHING to do with Aloo (potatoes) in any shape, way or form. What was served to us seemed like some Frankensteined variation of Chicken tikka masala with some potatoes thrown in at whim. The bhindi do pyaza was alright in terms of flavor but the team in their kitchen ignored to discard the cap/stem of the okras causing the preparation to have a rather unpleasant texture and mouthfeel. The butter naans were also very inconsistent in texture. The first one was fine, the second one was overcooked, brown and crispy and the one we ordered to go was slightly undercooked and doughy. Also, not sure if it's worth mentioning, but the lights inside the restaurant kept being dimmed to the point of being turned off several times when we were seated at the table at around 8:30PM. I'm not sure what's going on with this restaurant but if the owners and staff actually read the reviews, please do something about it. We have been to Saffron before and we used to really enjoy the food, the service and the overall atmosphere. But lately it's been all going downhill. The only saving grace is that the portions served here are still huge. But that won't save the restaurant if the quality of the food and everything else keeps tanking. It'll be a shame to see another good restaurant fall from grace. We would absolutely urge the owners to take notice and fix things so those of us who have loved this place in the past can keep returning.

Great atmosphere like you're eating at your Indian friend's family table. Always quick, friendly…read morestaff and deeply flavorful meals. I rarely go where the portions aren't large enough to have some to take home.

The place is incredibly cute! Lots of windows and the curtains are Saris-dresses…read more We ordered the paneer with the reddish sauce and the other was Biryani. These are pretty good. I liked the Paneer slightly more. The waitress said the portions are large, but we didn't agree with that. They were the same sizes as almost all Indian Restaurants. I suppose for the price, I would have appreciated more if the veggies were not frozen. The white rice that came with the Paneer was plain and wished it had a bit more pizzaz, maybe peas, saffron for example. When you add the prices in, with the overall flavoring as fair to pretty good, we felt that it would not be on our list upon our return to Clermont. We have been to countless Indian Restaurants and so we compare many factors in the rating. That being said, the red did a bustling business for a Sunday afternoon.

If you're looking for authentic Indian food and great service, this is THE place to be!!! Our…read morefamily ordered goat biryani, butter chicken, lamb korma, and a gluten free dish (I forgot what it's called) and while every single one is spicy, my teenagers manned up and chowed their food down like pros! We also got the mango lassi and it was divine. I wish I would've gotten the name of our server but he's also super good at what he does. He knew we're all not into hot spice so when we saw my husband and boys huffing and puffing from the spice, he immediately came over with the manager and offered to replace our dishes with way less spice in it. They probably came 3x to check on us! And we told them each time the food is delicious and we think we can brave through the heat and spice of the meals! Our glasses were refilled without waving them over. And we've also exchange some small talks with our server. Overall, a GREAT dinner experience for our last night in Orlando for this vacation in celebration of my husband's 50th birthday!

My parents and I went again for the lunch buffet. We got so lucky to find a seat near the buffet…read morearea immediately upon arriving. Grabbed some chaat and vegetable pakora for appetizer. The pakora was fried perfectly and had the right amount of spices, making it so flavorful and addicting that my mom enjoyed it so much. The meat area had Chicken Tikka Masala, Cashew Chicken, Goat Biryani, and Tandoori Chicken. All were wonderful. The biryani had nice pieces of goat, but most of them had bones. The the goat was tender and flavorful from being with the bones. The cashew chicken was good, but also had bones. The chicken tikka was boneless and the chicken was soft. The sauces were flavorful and medium spiced. The tandoori chicken was cooked nicely, but you did need a knife and fork to cut it. For the vegetarian dishes, the okra and potato were both enjoyable. The paneer dish was a bit too sweet for me, and the vegetable biryani seemed to have golden raisins, which I didn't enjoy. For dessert, I just took the fruit custard, which was mostly just fruit in a mango milk/sauce. It was still delicious! We all agreed that the food was great here for the buffet! The service is good, but can be busy. While our plates got cleared for the first rounds, it did pile up during the second round and dessert. It didn't get cleared until we left. It was ok because we had enough space to eat anyways. I also noticed that relaxing piano music was in the background, so it does help calm the atmosphere in a tourist area. The price increased to about 20 dollars per person, but this is still a great deal. With various types of food to enjoy and unlimited portions til your stuffed, it's an excellent value. It's our preferred restaurant for Indian lunch buffet in the I-Drive area. Overall: A-

Great restaurant serving delicious food. Staff was friendly and very attentive. Restaurant is clean…read morewith about 10 tables inside and two tables outside. Ordered the chicken 65, chicken tikka masala, and garlic naan. All were delicious. Food came out promptly and piping hot. Looking forward to coming again. And trying their sister locations.

I liked it! We went on a weekday night, it was crowded but we were able to snag a table pretty…read morequickly. The portions were moderate, but the spice spot on for comfort. Overall the dishes were satisfying, and on the higher side of what I've had in Orlando. The naan was pretty standard.

Literally cleaned these plates, everything was so good, WOW! I'm so happy when my cheat meal is…read moreworth it! We visited after some paddling at Kelly Park. The restaurant was empty, out there was another Indian couple eating, so I thought that's a good sign. We visited for a late lunch on a Friday. I asked about the lunch specials which they have from 12 to 3, I think it's only weekdays but not for sure. The deal gives you so much variety and it's only $13! It comes with a main dish, two apps, soup and a dessert. Pani puri to start with the green shots, the dahi puri comes with a yogurt sauce. Samosa was perfect and I ordered the Chilli chicken with fried rice. It was soooo good, I ordered it medium but it was pretty spicy. I really loved the flavor, so unique. My husband ordered the chana masala, which was also very good. I loved the sweet ending with 1 gulab jamun, covered in the typical honey sauce. I wished there would have been more than one, but everything was excellent!!

My parents and I went on a Wednesday evening. It was not crowded when we arrived, and we sat in a…read morebooth. We ordered the mixed bhaji and manchow soup for appetizers. The bhaji was fried with mostly onion and potatoes, and pretty good with the mint chutney provided. The soup was more flavorful, with either tofu or paneer and the broth having both Indian and Chinese spices. I went with the butter chicken for my main plate, and request hot level spice. My mom ordered the misal pav, while my dad took the green curry with paneer. My butter chicken was good, but there was no heat noticeable. While I tasted some spices, there was no fuel to any fire. The chicken was a bit in the tougher side, but still enjoyable because I believe it had tandoori flavor. My mom's misal pav had more heat, and was good with the lentils. After adding onions and other toppings, it brought the Indian street food flavor. We took rice instead of the bun. My dad's green curry was also good, but on the sweeter side. The paneer as the requested protein was consistent in the texture. For dessert, we took two orders of ras malai, which was homemade. It was definitely a legit dessert with the ricotta cheese balls in the milky sauce with Indian spices on top. Just delicious! After finishing the food, we all agreed that it was quite enjoyable. The service was attentive and it was table service, but there were some things we had to do ourselves. A large bottle of water was provided, and we have to fill our cups ourselves. We also had to move our used plates and items to the side of the table, the made the space quite cramped. We also packed the foods ourselves to take home. However, our server was friendly and helpful. The atmosphere is very casual, with various movie posters on the tables, and the music playing classic Indian movie songs. The dining area is small, but it was pretty quiet with not many people when we were there. Mirchi is located in a strip mall in Colonial and Dillard Street intersection, and parking was not difficult. Mirchi reminds me of a smaller version of Bombay Street Kitchen, with just a smaller dining area and more limited selection. I wish they still had South Indian options like dosa, but they stopped about two months ago. Still, for street food, it was quite enjoyable, and the prices were reasonable. We paid about 85 dollars after tips. Just expect casual, no frills atmosphere. If you are looking for a more upscale experience, their sister restaurant, Cilantro is a couple miles away in downtown Winter Garden. With the good Indian food at reasonable prices, we will come back, and also give Cilantro a try as well. Overall: B

I was here on Wednesday having lunch with my brother. It was so good I had to bring all my family…read more It the cleanest and best tasting Indian food in Orlando. Chief santosh made it perfectly. Thank you. I will be back!

This place used to be my go to stop for the most flavorful delicious Indian food. However, my last…read moretwo times I have gone and gotten my favorite: Chicken Korma, and Butter Chicken. However, both have the same bland flavorless profile all of the sudden. I am not sure if the chef has changed, or if ownership has changed, but please- bring back the Naan Stopp we know and love, because this is not it.