After my husband and I got to Jasper, we're looking for a good food and we figured we would eat…read moreIndian food. We came across this one and they had a buffet however, I don't think it's worth it. I would go somewhere else for better food. Their chicken butter was little pieces that didn't some thing like chicken. I had other options there but nothing was that good I wouldn't return nor recommend add to others. Their chai was OK.

This is a solid restaurant that features legitimate Indian staples like paneer, shak, naan, and…read morecurries. You'll find it mostly full of Indian families which is also a good sign. You pay after eating, so staff will tell you to queue, grab food, find a table, and pay afterwards. The chicken curry still has bones insides but it delicious. The paneer is wonderful. The naan is as good as any I've had. However, as a cultural practice, many/most Indians eat with their hands. There's nothing wrong with that, but it does mean that all the serving spoons you use will have been held by hands that have just been used to eat. Make sure you wash your hands after serving if you want to stay clean.

Restaurant is closed... Wildfires damage unfortunately. Hopefully they will be refurbished and up &…read morerunning soon.

Good experience overall. Had to wait 20 minutes to get the…read moreseats which was little more. Food came out good . We had soya chap and butter paneer with garlic naan in dinner. Will try the breakfast as well. Will recommend.

Haldi Restaurant had a great, authentic Indian vibe -- cozy and welcoming. The service was quick…read moreand super attentive, which made the whole experience even better. We asked about goat curries and the server suggested the Goat Kadhai. Solid recommendation -- it was packed with flavor and honestly might be one of the best goat dishes I've had in the Banff-Jasper area. Tried the chicken biryani too. If you're expecting Hyderabadi-style, this isn't it. It had a different take -- not bad, just not what I'm used to. The chicken tasted more like kebab, which was interesting, and the spice level was just right. Portion sizes were decent -- definitely enough to fill you up. Price-wise, it was in line with most places in the Banff-Jasper area, which tends to be on the pricier side anyway. The server also recommended a beer (I forgot the name, unfortunately), but it paired really well with the food.

We were yearning for some Indian food and found some right here in the heart of Jasper... Haldi…read more.. fabulous. Many Indian families inside dining... always a great sign. Our server was knowledgeable and very helpful both with our menu choices and helping us navigate things to see and to in the area. The restaurant is very cute and intimate with cool decor. It's located along the Main Street and a very easy walk from our hotel. If it's Indian food you are after in Jasper... this is your spot.

I was a bit worried that it would be hard to find food in Jasper, but then I stumbled upon Coco's…read moreCafe and pretty much wanted to order everything on the menu. We got brunch here before going on a hike and because our sandwiches were so big we only ate half and ate the rest after our hikes. I got the vegan blt (note the tofu is marinated in soy sauce so it's not gluten free) on gluten free bread and they actually gave me 2 sandwiches because the regular bread is massive. My husband got the regular blt and thoroughly enjoyed it. We both got the side of potatoes and they were warm, crispy, and creamy all at once. We liked this place so much we even ordered online the next morning and picked it up on our way to Banff. If you have any food allergies - they're super helpful and knowledgeable about their food, so be sure to ask any questions!

Excellent food, very helpful and kind service. We came here for breakfast and had veggie sandwich…read morewith eggs, pancakes, coffee. It was very well done and very good price. Ambiance was adorable - it's a food truck located in a small area surrounded by the mountains around you and a clear sky. The area was clean and we enjoyed the brunch

You would not expect to find such good Indian food along the highway between Edmonton and Jasper…read more Tucked into a roadside truck stop, Manna's offers traditional meals and some really interesting Indian cuisine. I've been here twice, went Indian both times and both were delicious. Today's Butter Chicken was especially good. Service is friendly and prompt, perhaps because it hasn't been very busy. Ambiance and decor are is a bit schizophrenic, but clean and inviting. A great stop for something different than traditional roadside choices.