My mother, son, and I showed up pretty late in the evening without a reservation and the amazing staff found us a table in a corner because we are sensitive to noise. They treated us so well and on top of it the food was out-of-this-world excellent. We took a good deal as leftovers and enjoyed it the following two days. I will definitely return to Dhabba if I ever have the pleasure of visiting Glasgow again. Go here! read more

This was a chance visit in Glasgow. We were headed to a place with a traditional, hearty English breakfast, but my husband decided he wants Indian when he saw this place, lol! We were the first people in when the opened and a few more folks showed up after. Their lunch deal seemed really good value, but we ended up ordering al a carte. We started with the Dahi Papdi chat - instead of papri, they had used crackers, which I don't think I appreciated too much. The rest of it was tasty, but a pretty small portion size for the price we paid. For the main course, we had the Murg Kadhai and a side of the Pahadi aloo. The aloo was decent and tasted home made. The Murg Kadhai was okay - not something I would order again. I felt it lacked flavor. We also got the bread basket. We were warned the missi roti would be dry and it really was, but tasty nonetheless. I will be honest - I think the food was a little overpriced and not amazing (decent still). Would I come back? If I was craving Indian food and in the area, I might. read more

My partner and I just happened upon this place while looking for something to eat. I had no idea I'd have the best Indian food I've ever had. I'm still thinking about their food after a month. I wish I could find something this good in USA. read more

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Great I Dian dishes, many to choose from. warm atmosphere and fanrastic services. We loved it!

A highlight of my trip to Scotland. Great food and great service. Wish I lived nearby!

Overall, the food was quite good. Portion sizes were appropriate and everything had excellent flavor. My one critique would be that there's more meat under the average Scotsman's kilt than the amount served in the dishes here, especially for the price paid (the Scotsman's meat probably comes cheaper, too). I can't recall exactly what we ate, but feel free to check out the pic I snapped [http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz_photos/c5zxCMlvp5-zQKVQdYXlHQ?select=frIUGqicV8WATeri9TrXUQ] and see if you can figure it out (might as well, as photographing the food cost me the respect of my dining companions). Atmosphere was "quite nice" as my friends on the east side of the pond would say. The staff was very friendly and accommodating; however, when they're ready to close shop, they're ready to close shop. I'm not going to say they kicked us out, but as we were finishing up, the guy with the vacuum may have run it over my toes a couple of times. read more

The Dhabba - Indian Near Me - Glasgow, GLG

The Dhabba (sister restaurant of the nearby Dakhin) specialises in traditional North Indian cuisine. I've been here a few times - it's slightly cheaper and a bit more modern looking than The Dakhin. But they share the same relaxed atmosphere. The food is always superb - and not overly spicy (although I kinda want it as hot as it can get!). The staff are really friendly and are great at advising how much food you actually need (so easy to over-order here by accident). It's great for groups - and the tables are properly spaced out so you They do the same pre theatre type deals as The Dakhin and beerwise, go for Kingfisher. One of the best places to hang out with friends in the Merchant City. read more

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Situated in the heart of Merchant City, which is filled with an array of restaurants, you're truly spoilt for choice. This North Indian restaurant aptly named "The Dhabba" was one that I had yet to try. I technically had dinner plans with some girl friends later that evening, but I came here with Lumberjack, his work colleague (who's Indian) and his son who were taking a break from a setting up a gig at the Ramshorn Theatre up the road. For a sunny Saturday evening, Merchant City was heavin', and the Dhabba was quite busy. Luckily, we were able to score a table without a booking. The service was friendly and attentive. My nut allergy spurred on paranoia of Lumberjack's work colleague, but I assured him that as long as I don't eat the meat of the nut, I'm A-OK. Being somewhat of a newbie to Indian cuisine, I just ate whatever was being ordered. Between the four of us, there was a quite a selection presented in front of us, which came out in no time. All the food was so fresh, flavourful and tasty. The more Indian food I eat; touchy tummy tendencies seem to reduce. The food wasn't overly spicy for my wee belly, so I was content. I only had a chance at a quick nibble of everything on the table, before I had to peace out and meet my girl friends. Bottom line: Oh. My. Dhabba! That was good! NOM! read more

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So em Yummmmm!!!! This was another Pakora Passport night out arranged by 'mischievous' Joe H. I have my reasons. We had a spot on deal for £15 per person which included samples of pakora, curries, rice and naans. I had my lovely auntie with me who reigns from the south west of England. She had never heard of pakora so seems it's a Scottish decacy. She only knows of onion bhajis and samosas as an Indian starter. The pakora was lovely although not keen on the mushroom, not my bag. We had four different curries to try from monkfish, lamb, chicken and veg. Surprisingly to me I liked the monkfish best, having never tried monkfish before. I did find the chicken too spicy for me but the rest was lovely. It was good banter as usual especially as there was pure like loads of us. My auntie thoroughly enjoyed it and I have opened her eyes up to the world of not only pakora but Yelp too. Awesome wee night, thanks to Joe H. and Fiona M. for arranging. That Joe can be no bad sometimes. Hehe! read more

Disclaimer: our meal was a special banquet organised by the amazing Joe H and some dishes are not usually on the Dhabba menu. From looking at their website they don't seem to offer a set menu like we tried. The closest I can find is a 3 course lunch set menu for £9.95. Ok, so onto the review. The lovely Joe H organised a meal for the Pakora Passport here and we were lucky enough to be treated to a real feast. There was a large table of us, about 20 people and between groups of 4 were served: - A selection of pakora. Chicken, fish, vegetable and mushroom. - A selection of curries. Chicken, lamb, vegetable and monkfish. - Sides including rice (white and brown) as well as naan breads. Pakora doesn't normally feature on the Dhabba menu but from having a look there are a few dishes which resemble pakora. All the pakora we sampled was lovely but the chicken was definitely my favourite and seems to be the chat putta murgh on their usual menu - chicken marinated in ginger, garlic, coriander, lemon and mint. Yum! The mains were also a delicious selection. My favourite was the vegetable curry which I believe is subzi jalfrezi. It is quite a dry curry compared to what I am used to, without much sauce. This was a real taste sensation (even being a totally vegetable based dish) and I would go back just to eat this again. For the pakora and curries we were charged £15 per head which was incredibly cheap for the amount of food on offer! For dessert we shared a mango cheesecake - allegedly this is Joe H's recipe! It was delicious, even if he was pulling my leg (I can never be sure). Service was excellent throughout the night and the restaurant had a great atmosphere. Thanks Joe for organising such an amazing outing! read more

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Had a really lovely meal here with friends a while ago. All the food was delicious, we had never ending poppadoms while we waited for our food which was ideal as we were all very hungry! The curries tasted fresh & delicious, service was friendly and attentive. I would definitely go back again. read more

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Over 10 years of coming here & never had any inconsistency in taste, or quality. Service is fantastic & friendly (okay, coming for 10 years does make a difference!), but all the staff are just as attentive with new people coming & advising them on what dishes to try. I bring a lot of friends/work colleagues here & they come back themselves. Who needs fancy advertising, when the food should do the talking & it does here, every time. Casual to dressier - you can feel comfortable in jeans and a t-shirt, to wearing a dress/suit. It is very traditional North Indian food, so prepare yourself that you won't see a chicken tikka masala etc. If you want something different & a little more of a special occasion as a curry experience, this place should be in your top 3, without fail. You Gotta Eat Here.. for sure :-D read more

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I love the Dhabba: it has a good vegetarian range and in a Glasgow that is filled with over-coloured curries with the consistency of soup, it is a treat to get chunky portions with real vegetables. The tastes are unfamiliar enough to be intriguing, and the portion sizes are sensible. The breads are excellent: well, baked, soft and beautifully spiced. The service is spot on, the atmosphere relaxed and the attention to detail exquisite. It feels a little on the formal side, but that is all to the good: it suits the food. It is a bit more expensive than most curry houses, but worth it: no need for starters, and the quality of the ingredients is the highest. I would go for the specialities of the house, split a nan and a portion of rice with a guest, and enjoy. read more

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After many years of indifference to Indian cuisine I recently woke up and realised the benefits of life as a curry connoiseur, and a recent visit to the Dhabba highlighted how I've certainly made an astute lifestyle choice. This place prides itself on being more authentic than the Korma and Tikka Masala fraternity, so the menu at first can be a bit daunting as you'll probably not have heard of much on it. The starters we got were tasty enough but the poppadoms really stood out for me. Tasty, crunchy, and accompanied by a top drawer bright green dipping sauce of unknown origin. My Bhuna Ghost looked quite small when I got it, but was of the highest quality and as I was completely stuffed after looks were decieving. Dickie didn't deliver quite as many superlatives about his Rogan Josh but ate every last morsel so I've now doubt it still gets a big thumbs up. It's quite pricey compared to other Indian places, but did seem to go that extra mile with the quality. Excellent. read more

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This was a really nice evening (group of 8) made nicer by the attentiveness of the Matre d' (although sadly not by the rest of the staff) and the lovely food. Service was quite slow, with around 10 minutes waiting time between ordering and receiving drinks, and a total of two courses lasting 150 minutes Saying that, it was worth it as the food was splendid. The Monkfish didn't taste fishy at all (is that a good thing? Yes for me!) and was excellent, chargrilled chicken starters were lovely and the Dum Pukht (standard curry with an Indian-bread lid) was great, but probably not worth the extra £4. Definitely recommended if you're trying to impress, but there are other, better Indian restaurants that come in much cheaper. Price for a starter, main and two drinks was around £30 a head. read more

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Naan is so so so sweet and so so so tasty! Although it is all about curry, but I'd like to give full score for the yummy yummy naan read more

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Great food and servers who understand their menu! As some of the other reviews have said, if your wanting a tikka, masala, korma etc etc then avoid this place, but if you want to try some authentic indian and try something new this is the place you want to be! Like shopaholic I had the monkfish and it was gorgeous! read more

Not sure what to say about this place, except WOW. Myself the the pregnant female Canadian type one popped in here for dinner on a rare Saturday when baby sitting was offered... rare. Having been confused and under-prepared for this event, we stumbled un booked into the Merchant City and proceeded to get knocked back by a few of our first options. In checking this place out, it appeared that we'd found our place to go. Turns out we beat the rush as the place got jammed after about 20 mins. Decor wise it's nothing to write home about. New, fresh but still Indian in vibe etc. TBH I'm not a big fussy pants when it comes to decor. If a place looks awesome then I'll appreciate it, but I won't dislike a place if it's just ticking the boxes and no more. Grub wise, well first impression is that it's pretty pricey. And despite the arrival of some truly tasty meals, it still feels a tad on the steep side. Maybe that's just me though. In all fairness, I suppose 52 notes for two mains, garlic bread, a started platter, two drinks and two coffees is fairly reasonable. Aye, it's probably just me. Must be used to hunting out 2-4-1 offers! Back to the grub and I have to say, my lamb and lentil dish was just awesome. Tender lamb that just melted in the gob. I like this place. Friendly and efficient staff, good grub and reasonable (ish) prices. A good shout for an Indian restaurant in the MC. read more

It is an absolute shame for an Indian restaurant prevalent in Glasgow city centre delivering a complete atrocious service with food no better to compensate its failure. My friends and I had been to this restaurant before infact one of our friends was a known regular face in the restaurant. We in total of four went together on February 17th at 6:26pm for the dinner. We were greeted on entering to a nearest table. However to our surprise, a four seated table unfortunately had cutlery only for three. Having a brief glimpse at the menu, we ordered food one for each. We kept waiting at the table with no interaction with any waiter. To our surprise it was 6:45pm around 15 min after ordering with no sign of the food. There in, one of my friends casually enquired about food status from one of the passing by waiter. To which he returned saying it is getting ready. We waited for another 10 min with still no food. So as another waiter came near, one of us asked if the food was ready, to which waiter in an absolute obnoxious and rude manner replied, " When the food will be ready, it will come, it is not ready yet" and went away. Showing a disgraceful attitude was not acceptable to us therefore we wished to speak to him again and find out his name. He very reluctantly and again impolitely replied with just his first name "Amit". When asked for his full name, he kept saying the same and finally said his full name as "Amit Kumar" and again walked off. Our food had arrived by now but was a complete horror to a good Indian food. Moreover they had even missed to get us one of the dishes already ordered. As we were still having the food near the end, the owner came to out table, as he was scared of us approaching tripadvisor and Yelp to report a review. To which we explained the entire situation but he seemed to have turned a deaf ear towards us showing an impudent behaviour. The owner did go back to find out from his staff and returned saying to our complete surprise that we had been harassing his staff. Also if we wanted food in 10-15 mins we should rather go to any take away or any fast food joint. Completely patronizing the situation, he even gained the audacity to say; " Guys make this meal as your last meal at my restaurant". Such a dishonour and sordid behaviour and belittling his customers in a customer-interaction based business by the owner himself clearly shows the true level of the restaurant and the person himself. I shall never recommend anyone with self-respect and taste for good food to go to this place ever. read more

I have visited sister restaurant Dakhin many a time so was happy when pakora passport gave me an excuse to visit the Dhabba. Thanks to Joe and Fiona for organising, the restaurant obviously appreciate your regular custom and really went out of the way for us yelpers!! The pakora to start with was delicious, although I see they don't actually have pakora on their regular menu - they have a few options which are similar however. We were then served 4 curries, and a selection of rice and naan breads, all beautifully cooked. I am a big fan of the monkfish served in Dakhin, and so was delighted a monkfish dish was included in our selection! It's usually really pricey (around £18 if I remember rightly - a dish for a special occasion) so it's great they included it in our £15 yelp menu! I'm looking forward to going back to dine from the a la carte menu, and got some great tips from Fiona about pre-theatre deals to check out. read more

This is my go-to place for Indian food in Glasgow.It sets a bar that several London establishments fail to reach. The North Indian style is a great cuisine and if you go at the right time, it can be very affordable., read more

We were there on a Tuesday night for some yelpiness! It was a special menu put on just for us. Starters were pakora (fish, chicken and vegetable). The fish pakora was particularly lovely and moist. We then had 3 different types of main courses to share, naan and rice. Special mention needs to go to the monkfish curry....it was sublime. It was wonderfully moist and well cooked and the lovely (not too spicy or creamy) curry sauce complimented it. The naan bread also deserves a special mention. It was really thin and crispy, with a wonderful flavor. Only weird thing was that it had some sort of yellow dust on it which did not taste of anything. It didn't detract from the taste was just a bit weird! read more

Used to be regular. One day went with friends. Service was awful and the owner and the manager misbehaved with us. It took them 1 hour to get the food and when asked why was it taking it so much time they said the food takes time and if we cant wait we should try another place. I am angry at their behavior. But I don't usually leave a review but this time I thought I should. Never ever going back again nor recommending a friend. read more

After two visits to 'The Dhabba', I've finally talked to myself out of merely procrastinating about writing a review. It's much easier to write about a meal you have detested than something that blew you away. But here we go! Firstly, The Dhabba is edging slowly out of my price range. Main courses start at around £10 and escalate from there (charcoal-grilled lobster, anyone?). However, there is a very nice pre-theatre deal which allows for half-price mains (anything on the menu as far as I can determine), allowing for a very reasonable price indeed - instead of the fairly extortionate standard. Said deal is available Monday - Friday, 5-7pm. So now that the price isn't an issue - let's discuss setting. The Dhabba is relaxed, clean and contemporary. I find it sophisticated enough to feel special, but not too edgy that it might become uncomfortable. Its location in the Merchant City sets it away from many of Glasgow's more deafening roads. The first time I visited, I considered choosing a korma, or maybe even the standard vegetable bhuna which I so enjoy. And then I opened the menu and had to prevent tears of joy from running down my cheeks. Most of the dishes were unfamiliar, fresh, exciting - and all well described! I chose Kesari Paneer Tikki, elated that the tandoori portion of the menu had vegetarian options (a rare occurrence in restaurants). The dish arrived, cubes of paneer marinated in yoghurt and spices and roasted in a tandoor, accompanied by morsels of bell pepper and onion. It had a wonderful barbecue-y aroma and bright, jewel colours. My dining partner and I shared a naan bread, a portion of delicately fragranced rice, and one of the carefully differentiated tandoori-accompanying curry sauces with our separate tandoori dishes. His chicken-based delight was equally well-received. This smorgasbord proved to be quite enough food even for two large appetites. Helpful too were the complimentary popadoms, accompanied by chilli and lime pickle and two interestingly different sauces. I also found the waiters to be polite and responsive, without becoming overbearing. It was truly delightful to have the opportunity to peruse a detailed and extensive (but not overwhelming) menu with some unfamiliar surprises. The vegetarian options were many, and for me, the highlight was having a chance to try something new. Although the price is the only reason I'm not giving The Dhabba five stars, pre-theatre is well worth it! read more

Really tasty dishes, quick service, and reasonable prices for good portions. The house-made Indian cheese (paneer) I found especially delicious. I often order paneer at Indian restaurants and this one is great. I would also like to give a shoutout to whomever wrote the menu descriptions; pure poetry :-) read more

I've been here twice and both times were for work meals where there was a large party of us. The first time round, we had incredible service - the waiter had great banter and made sure everyone had a bash at ordering their food by the proper names rather than the description. The food was delicious (butter chicken) and we were very well looked after, no one was without a drink and everyone was pleased with their food. The second time round was no different - excellent food (this time I had the lamb shank - beautiful) and again the staff were efficient and attentive. Really looking forward to bringing my husband here as I keep banging on about it. read more

The Dhabba was youthful and trendy with a slightly new twist on Indian cuisine. I have had more Indians (which inevitably means Bengali) meals than I care to recall, however I had never come across some of the dishes offered by the Dhabba, Thankfully we eschewed starters and went straight to mains. I had a "Dum Pukht" dish, which essentially means a dish cooked in its own juices for a long time. I had Murg Dum Nizami, a tandoori chicken dish in a creamy sauce. It was indeed rich, tender and unctuous. My fiend had tikka jalfrezi which he was well satisfied with. All the rest were good and thankfully the nan wasn't slathered in ghee. To accompany this we had aloo gobi, rice and nan breads. My main dish was so thick and filling that the breads were not needed. I certainly thought it was well prepared food with excellent ingredients. However, for me the dish could have had a little more spiciness. It wasn't exactly bland but needed a little more heat (at least for me). Now onto a less desirable aspect-the price. Well, it cannot be called anything but a pricy Indian-£14-20 for mains competes with central London and in many cases beats it. The prices are probably worth it but it is good to know what you are getting into before you sit down with the menu. Service was good and the staff were knowledgeable. No complaints there. As a side note I didn't start to eat again until about 3pm the following day-what a blow out! read more

Possibly the best Indian food I've every had. Good service with pleasant staff. Excellent experience, a must visit restaurant when your in town. All very positive. read more

There's a sign outside of The Dhabba which reads, 'Yaba Dhabba Do!' Ruh-roh. I was really impressed with The Dhabba. We had a party of 22 people for dinner (yes, we made a reservation ahead of time). The staff were expertise. They swifted and swayed about, making sure everyone was ok, refilling drinks, bringing water, clearing plates; it was like watching a finely honed ballet. Also, I was impressed because with such a large party, there is always going to be a question about rice and naan, and extras. The head waiter (at least OUR head waiter) gathered our attention from the beginning and explained: Rice, naan and starters would be provided. Wowsa! We got to try a little of everything from the starters menu, and it was share-share-alike. Beautiful tandoori cooked lamb chops, grilled chicken, tandoori fish, roasted veggies, etc. It was all so fantastic, I couldn't believe they'd just donate it. It did make things a whole lot easier though. They treated us like gold, and I must say that it was well-appreciated. I never had to ask for another drink after the first. My guy was on it from the get go. As soon as it looked like I might finish it, he brought me another. Not only is that type of service appreciated, but it's good business, too. The food was fantastic, and the presentation was ideal. A friend of mine ordered a whole fish, and it arrived, still grilling on a double-plated cast iron dish. It looked and smelled amazing. The menu was a bit daunting at first, but after I looked it over, I realised it was separated into sections based on the type of food you're after, 'Lamb, Chicken, Veggie, etc'. Nicely done, Dhabba. Yabba-Dhabba-Do, indeed. read more

The Dhabba has really set a new standard in Glasgow for Indian cuisine. The sleek, contemporary exterior sparkles at night and you'll find it hard not to be drawn towards the tasty menu. I'm sure, like any job, the staff want to be back in the comfort of their own home but they will at least make you feel as if they are delighted to see you. Everything on the menu was interesting. Don't come expecting to get a yellow Korma paste. The quality of the food, presentation and atmosphere makes this one of the best places in Glasgow for Indian. Pay a little more for your curry and get what you deserve. A treat! read more

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Wonderful Indian restaurant specialising in North Indian cuisine; had the best monkfish ever and delicious king prawn dish. Spicy is really spicy so beware. Neutral but stylish contemporary decor and good service. read more

The Dhabba is different from your standard Indian restaurant. Don't go expecting to find the usual takeaway suspects on the menu. This is far from a bad thing. They specialise in authentic North Indian dishes that are bursting with flavour. Don't be afraid to ask for a recommendation from your server, the staff are very knowledgeable when it comes to the menu and will be able to offer something to your taste. A great restaurant if your looking to take your Indian dining up a notch. Not ideal if your just looking to satisfy your tikka masala cravings. read more

This is a wonderful restaurant where we held our latest networking night. There were around 40 of us and we really enjoyed the poppadums with spicy sauces followed by lamb and chicken and gorgeous fluffy rice. I couldn't resist asking about the food and was told that a Dhabba is a friendly and welcoming roadside cafe in North India and the foods cooked there are all fromhand-me down from generation to generation recipes. This is reflected in the restaurant where the service was exceptional and the decor is easy on the eye. The bar is well-stocked but was unfortunately only open until 10pm but we did enjoy some lovely chilled wine. We would definitely go back again and plan to do that very soon. http://www.negotiatenow.co.uk read more

The food was bland and over priced. Although the portions where large, my partner and I ordered different dishes yet the both tasted the same. The service was abrupt, yet the lead waiter/manager was overly annoying and kept asking us if everything was ok. It is obviously in an area that is popular and up and coming, however their food is not read more

Talks of good Indian food in Glasgow brought us here. Right in Central Glasgow, the place is called a diner, but it's a nice, clean, friendly, and delicious restaurant. We had spicy chicken with a vegetarian dish to cover with yogurt sauce, naan, and soup to start. Just fantastic. read more

Dhabba is traditional authentic Indian restaurant placed in the heart of the merchant city. Parking is aplenty, its a open and spacious diner type inside and not fussy or stuffy. Staff wer attentive and offered advice, which is needed due to the more authentic type dishes on offer. No bad thing. Out of our group of 4 however I found my main way over salted. I did taste the others which although different, didn't suffer from this. Maybe just a blip there, Food is priced okay its not expensive just in the middle. I liked the fact tables had space also and your not jammed together. Overall if you havnt tried it I would certainly give it a go. read more

Went here on Christmas eve for dinner and was happy to see they still had on their 50% off mains before 6:30pm! The place was quite busy and we were welcomed and taken to our table. The waiter was very nice and explained some dishes and the heat that they use in their curries. We ordered a platter to start which had chicken, prawn, lamb and veg nibbles on it. The chicken was amazing! I ordered the tandoor prawns which were the biggest prawns I have seen in Glasgow! They were so tasty and the portion was quite large. However without the 50% off this would have been about £27 which I don't think it was worth. Others ordered the tandoori seafood platter and the monkfish curry. We ordered some side sauces to have with the naan. The pershwari naan was the nicest naan I have had in a long time. I would go back just for that! Overall the meal was delicious and good value with the discount, but a bit too pricey without! I am definitely going to try their sister restaurant Dakhin soon. read more

Best Indian food I have had in Glasgow! the Mango lassi was awesome!!!! the food was incredible...the service was very nice!!! I would go there again.. a little on the expensive side..go during the half price hour...the food is worth every penny!!! The quantity is very good and I liked the breads.. definitely recommend. read more

My boyfriend and I came in here last weekend and it was AMAZING! The best customer service too.. everyone genuinely cared about our experience there and if we were satisfied and my god were we ever.. everything we ordered was delicious and as soon as we left, we immediately spoke about when the next time we could go back in would be read more

We tried the aloo dum which was something different from the usual curries and totally worth the money. The paneer curry was good as well. No complaints. Great food! read more