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    Tandoori Palace

    3.6 (143 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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    TANDOORI PALACE ATMOSPHERE

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    Casual
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    Good for kids

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    Takeout counter~
    Edward L.

    Hole in the wall ghetto Indian takeout place along Commercial. Don't let the dumpy looks fool you. Parking is available on the side streets. The window bar seating is now a takeout counter. Staff were friendly. Selection is pretty good here. They have meat, seafood, and vegetarian. Something for everybody. Special mention for their mango chicken. I wasn't sure what to expect, but it hit the spot. This place does their spicy food well. Decent amount of heat (hot option) but nothing overwhelming. I also had the lamb kadai. A bit oilier than I would've liked, but not a dealbreaker. Definitely wouldn't mind coming back. Recommended.

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    Jonny M.

    It's been too long since we've had Indian food so we decided to try Tandoori Palace. They cook a mix of Indian and Pakistan food. You'll find them next door to Tatsu Japanese Bistro. We dropped in on a Tuesday evening (around 6:30pm). A lot of people were getting takeout but there are an abundance of seats inside. You order and pay first before sitting down. Water is self serve. Menu is behind the counter; tandoori, chicken, seafood, lamb and vegetarian dishes. All dishes come with either basmati rice or naan. - Saag paneer ($12.00) - we went with the naan. Paneer was tasty but would have liked a little more. The spinach was more chunky, rough chopped than usual. Naan was standard fare. - Chicken tikka masala ($13.00) - we opted for the basmati rice. This was the winner between the two dishes. Good amount of chicken (bone-in) and sauce had a surprising, underlying, unexpected heat to it. No frills Indian spot.

    Red chicken korma!!!
    Laura N.

    Look. This is THE dish to get here, ok?? Skip the butter chicken and get the RED CHICKEN KORMA. You won't regret it. I DREAM about this one. Came up from Portland, OR, food snob capital of the west coast, and this was my first stop, since being up 6 years ago. So glad to be back and see this place still standing and serving up PNW's BEST chicken korma.

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    Ray H.

    First visit to this Indian Pakistani Restaurant. Best seek kabobs ever! Very tasty and you don't to add any condiments with fresh baked naan hit the spot! Had the Chicken Kadai which was delicious and spicy.

    Not filled container, only 8 small pieces of chicken (could have 8 bigger or 10 smaller given the price and what competitors do)
    Matthew E.

    This is a delivery review. The food had a good flavour, and the chicken korma was flavourful (though the sauce was different than I'm used to). My three problems with my order were that 1. They called to let me know they couldn't make chilli chicken (though it's on the menu), 2. The portions were subpar as other have noted. They didn't fill the contained and each dish had only 8 SMALL pieces of chicken. And 3. The naan was average and not much better than store bought and home-warmed. I'd order again in a pinch but know there are better places in town to order for delivery'. Pros: actually very good flavour. They did call after an online order to ask if I'd like to substitute for something they couldn't make, and the chicken in the korma was nicely cooked, kebab white meat. My recommendations: 1. Have the ingredients you need to make your menu, or change the menu. 2. Fill your take out dishes. For $50 for two mains and an app we should have lots of left overs. Use thighs, too. And 3. Make normal, fluffy naan without dimples all in it.

    Chicken saag
    Carolyn L.

    The portion is very generous, and you can either share it with a friend or pack the leftovers home if you are a small eater. The food is tasty and I like that they do not tone down the heat of the spice at all. The place is not very big and service is friendly. Help yourself to water at the counter while waiting for your food. It has a homely feel in this hole in the wall Indian food. I have not been disappointed with the dishes I tried so far. It is a place I will drop by when I am in the mood for Indian food. They do have 2 daily lunch specials (vegetarian and non-vegetarian options) which changes regularly.

    Butter "chicken".

    One of the worse delivery experiences I've had in Vancouver. Food arrived 50 minutes late and was cold and disgusting. And FYI - this is what you'll get for a full order of butter chicken:

    Raymond O.

    Ended up at this place while walking around during the closing hours of Commercial Drive's participation of "Car Free Vancouver Day". The prices are pretty decent for Vancouver standards. First the best part. They make their own NAAN! It's "baked to order". We were waiting quite a while for our take out dishes that we decided to eat it right there instead. The Butter Chicken was very tasty. They use white meat, which I'm not a fan of. But I ended up dipping the freshly baked naan in the sauce itself and that was enough to send me to "Foodie Heaven"*. *Not an actual place, but a state of mind. :) A good vegetable compliment is their Saag Paneer which is spinach and cheese curry dish. It helps break down the more tasty and spicy dishes that you may have ordered so you can go at it again. Yum! TIP: - One dish is enough per person, but it's best to enjoy everything in family-style fashion. - You have a choice of rice or naan with each dish. Skip the rice and go for the oh-so-freshly-baked naan. Seriously. So, why four stars? Service is good, but their mind-set is toward take-out rather than the attentiveness for dine-in customers - which there were a lot when we were there. You just have to tend to yourself and go directly to the counter for extra utensil, water refill, and take out containers. Also, the restaurant is shabby. Not shabby chic. Just shabby. It needs an update to attract more foodies who may get turned off before even entering. Really worth trying if you happen to be in the area.

    Curry chicken with naan so so yummy!
    Rob P.

    Love this gem on commercial drive. Had the Curry chicken with naan it was awesome!! Great food good service! The owner is a great guy! A must try if ur on commercial drive

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    Service was adequate, wasn't the best Indian food I've ever had though. Ambience wasn't that great, I wouldn't eat in.

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    Today I ordered biagan masala and kheer. Good preparation. Good taste. Material good. Follow hygiene. Delivery person also good.

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    Owner asks me why he saw me at another Tandoori place then calls me a traitor and serves my food ice cold for 25 bucks ...

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    7 years ago

    This is my favorite Indian restaurant in Vancouver. Excellent food and great service. Keep up the good work!

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