Ate here on a Wednesday. About an hour before close. Food was excellent! I had Chilli chicken,…read moregarlic naan, and a Taj Mahal beer. I really like that they let you pick the spice level using a scale from 1-8 (which I'm sure is useful in the Midwest). I chose 4 since I was new to the place and I know Indian food can be very spicy. The 4 was flavorful level of spicy, just enough kick to feel it, not as spicy as habanero salsa. So exactly what I wanted. Ambience was nothing special. I feel confident got authentic food as everyone working there was speaking an Indian language. When we walked in there were a few aisles of groceries with some items probably for making Indian food. Definitely recommend if you're looking for good Indian food in Terre Haute

Came here with a friend a few weeks ago…read more We got chicken pakora as an appetizer, and we both got chicken Tikka masala with garlic naan. The food as a whole was very good. There was sauce that came with the chicken pakora was really helped add more flavor. I thought it was unique that they had Pepsi products (which I prefer), normally these types of restaurants carry Coke products. I was definitely recommend this place if you want some Indian cuisine!

Talk about random. Pulled off the highway to take a piss and found this joint connected to a…read morebeaten up gas station. Delicious. Saag Paneer and Chicken Korma are hits, as well as the Goat Stews.

Saw the billboard on I70 and spent the next twenty miles thinking about Indian food. Ordered take…read moreout, although there are tables and chairs available. If you know what you want, call ahead, the service is a little slow. Get the goat curry....spicier than you're expecting, but so good. Mango, pistachio, and malai kulfi in a cooler by the register. The garlic naan was ok, but not something I'd order again. Lots of parking for trucks, trailers, and RVs. Mostly back in, but a few pull through spots.

This establishment has a very gorgeous interior and friendly staff as we were greeted upon entrance…read moreand received fast and friendly service . We got the lunch specials and it did not disappoint! It came with an appetizer, various main dishes and a dessert which was amazing. The dessert had the perfect amount of sweetness and I would definitely come back for round two. The portion sizes are very good and we had more than enough to take home.

Was craving good Indian in the Champaign area and heard good things about this place! We ordered…read morethe shrimp chili: good flavor, would recommend ordering rice with it ; Chicken tikka masala: has more of a tomato flavor rather than the spices. The chicken pieces were a bit dry and the dish itself was very small ; Chicken biryani: this was my favorite dish! So flavorful and the chicken pieces were very tender. The portions were also big; Garlic Naan: wasn't my favorite naan that I've tried, very flat and not fluffy Staff were kind and food came out at a reasonable time!

This is a fantastic place to eat…read more Period. I've not had a bad dish. I've eaten here so many times I cannot count them all. The owners are lovely people. You want great food, super atmosphere, and a great date night, you rep not go wrong here.

What a fabulous surprise to find such great Indian food in Charleston! I live in CA and was…read morevisiting family in town. We ordered takeout and were delighted with how tasty and authentic everything was. Mint Indian For The Win!!

The food was perfectly flavorful. We had vegetarian options…read moreand all were great. We especially liked the vegetable Biryani The server was great too. He was knowledgeable about allergens. We highly recommend

The food is good but it's hella overpriced. Adda is charging $5 for some damn garlic bread. Get…read morereal for a meal with a drink I spent $30 I regret it. Won't be going back.

First rate Indian food and very good service. We ordered three entrées so that we had plenty of…read moreleftovers and chose the lamb vindaloo, the chicken tikka masala, and the butter chicken. All were seasoned perfectly and really delicious. We added some garlic naan, which was just OK to be honest and of course the meal came with plenty of rice. Price was right and the atmosphere was just so so but I had a great dinner and a wonderful conversation with my dining partner. I would definitely go back and I'm looking forward to it.

I ordered the takeout Malai Kofta one evening. The curry itself was fine. There were three kofta…read moreballs, when Moon Indian would serve at least 4-5. Also, the rice portion was pretty puny. For $15.99, you would hope to get more food. I can't comment much on service as we got takeout. The inside did look nice. And it's close to where I live. But yeah, portion size not good. It's just not, and there are alternatives.

The buffet had many offerings and every dish was delicious. Restaurant is spacious, clean, and the…read moreservers hustled and kept our tables clear, and filled our waters with high frequency . They're quite hardworking indeed. My only criticism was that there weren't any spicy dishes, like if there was a vindaloo dish, It would have made my day. Every dish that was supposed to be spicy only had a spicy level of 2/10. I appreciate that they have to serve the masses and the West Lafayette crowd probably can't handle any spice, but having one dish would've been nice. Anyways, good experience overall, and I'd recommend it to anyone.

One of my favorite places! Always an outstanding meal! I've dined in and I've had delivery and I…read moredefinitely prefer dining in because the food comes out so fresh and piping hot and the service is fantastic. Everything I've had here is delicious. Great value. They don't skimp on the meat. For instance, the lamb biryani always has huge tender chunks of lamb and there is more meat than there is rice. Every time I leave here, I'm so satisfied from my meal and vow to come back more often!

Party of four. Saturday night after NK. Place was packed with a line, but we arrived at the last…read moretable for four. We expected medium chaos, and were happily surprised. Orders were mainstream, Malai Kofta, Mushroom Saag, Butter Chicken and Chicken Tikka. A side order of vegetable pakora was really good. The Malai Kofta, usually a brown curry with kofta balls, was instead, an orange curry; my partner said it was fine, if different than most we've tried. My Mushroom Saag was five stars. The other diners like their offerings. Food came quickly, an amazing feat given the sheer traffic and line waiting. And there came the only rub. They were a bit insistent about getting our plates and flipping our table. Didn't feel good. No, we weren't dawdling, just getting rushed. Bad idea, and cost them a star. We're happy they've improved from our prior experiences. They were once our go-to Indian Food in Bloomington, then fell from grace. They're improving. They need to take a chill pill, however. Grace under pressure is a desirable skill.

Probably the best Indian restaurant in town. Ocean is the…read moresecond best (and then India Garden) but I heard about their recent health scare so keeping away from that. Anyway, the servers here are polite, nice, quick and willing to help recommend menu items. The service is quick. Pricing is reasonable. They don't intimidate you to tip which is refreshing, I've noticed that all the Indian restaurants in town are like that (unlike Taste of India). Restaurant is in downtown so amazing location/many windows. Their samosa, and chole bhature are delicious!

Great Happy Hour drink specials and a full bar. $4 High Noon. Wonderful service and clean dining…read moreroom area. The place was slammed with take out orders. I like sitting at the bar or in a booth. Chicken Tikka Masala Medium with Garlic Nann is an easy go to. I recommend trying g the Korma and they have many vegan and vegetarian options.

Tried their weekend buffet. I was particularly excited about this buffet since they're the only…read moreIndian buffet in town where chai is included. The food was pretty good for buffet style. None of the curries were at all spicy, but they were adequately seasoned with other spices. It seemed like a smaller selection than other Indian buffets I've tried, but I still felt like there was enough variety, and I kind of liked that I got to have a little more of each dish. I thought they had an especially good kachumber salad, and the desserts were fantastic. The kulfi was so creamy and had an amazing flavour with subtle cardamom (at least I think it was cardamom). The chai ran out soon after I arrived and before I had the chance to get any. I didn't say anything at first, figuring they'd replace it soon. When I went to get a second plate 12 minutes later, still no chai, but I heard someone else say something to one of the staff, and he said it was coming. I finished my second plate and got dessert, and when someone came to take my plates away, I could hear other tables complaining about the lack of chai, so I again asked about the chai and was told it was coming "soon". 40 minutes after I got my first plate (so at least 40 minutes after it ran out), and roughly 25 minutes after the first person asked, we finally got more chai. But they had run out of teacups (I got the last one), so others had to put their chai in the small dessert bowls and were complaining that it was too hot to hold. After all that, at least it was good chai, very gingery. I also think they ran out of kheer; there was a sign for it, but just a full single-serve bowl of kheer left on the counter with no serving utensil; I couldn't tell if it was supposed to be the last bit of it or if it was someone's bowl that they'd served themselves and just left at the bar. Besides just the chai situation, the service in general was not very attentive. The host stand would go unattended for long periods of time, so some customers would seat themselves. It took a while for anyone to bring me water after I was seated, and it was never refilled. No one cleared my plates until after I'd finished three rounds. The host also just wasn't very friendly or pleasant. I don't know if I'd come back... For comparison, the other Indian lunch buffet I go to in town is Taste of India, and I think the food here was better and closer to "authentic", but Taste of India is just run better and the people there always seem to be happy to have you.