Love the tandoori chicken and paneer. When we are in Fort Lauderdale it is our go to. Service was…read moreperfect

If you want supreme Indian Cusine with well thought out menus and expertise in regional Indian…read morecooking make this your go to spot. The dining room was clean and well decorated. The servers were well versed in the menu and were able to articulately explain the diferent cooking methods for the different dishes and the service was prompt and precise. My wife and my in laws who are from Russia had a very enjoyable meal here. My Mother in law is not a fan of Indian food. But even she was impressed. I would recommend taking a trip here and trying what these wonderful Restaurateurs have to offer.

Really wanted some Indian food and heard about a lot of great places but this was closest to home…read more I was craving butter chicken and they delivered!!! It was late around 9pm but there were still people dining in and walking in so I knew I was at the right spot. I ordered the butter chicken that comes with basmati rice and I also ordered a side of garlic naan. Food took about 20 minutes but came out hot and fresh. It was a good portion size and for me lacked a little salt but other than that it was great. I will return because during the weekday they have a buffet which would allow me to try more options for a set price and determine what I really like. Overall good experience!!!

As it gets more expensive the quality and freshness is deteriorating. It's a pity as it's our go to…read moreIndian restaurant locally, but eventually it will force me to travel a little further for better quality. My previous review a few years ago was 5 stars!

Tried weekend lunch buffet and really love the various food options.. I've tried previously at this…read morerestaurant for lamb chops and biryani. I like chicken malai and tandoori also. Service and ambiance is good. Ate few times at this restaurant and will return for the buffet again.

When getting restaurant recommendations, I like to hear from people who grew up eating that type of…read morefood. So when an Indian man recommended Deccan Spice to me, I figured it would most likely be good. Deccan Spice is better than good. The food is so flavorful. I'm a sucker for some Samosas. And their Samosas are great. They have a Tamarind Sauce that I would pour on everything if I could, it's so good. You MUST try the Mango Lassi. It's so refreshing. My description wouldn't do it justice. I think the Shrimp Biryani is my favorite dish. But everything I've had there has been delicious. If you're not used to South Asian spicy food, be careful. I wouldn't recommend anything higher than medium spicy to the uninitiated. Indian spicy is no joke. I've been to Deccan Spice several times, dine in as well as take out and have never been disappointed.

Aaron's Indian Kitchen is my go-to Indian restaurant in Coral Springs. I always order takeout, and…read morethe food is consistently done quickly, fresh, hot, and absolutely delicious. When you walk in, it definitely has a hole-in-the-wall feel, but in the best way. You can actually see the cooks preparing the food in the background, which adds to the authenticity. I ordered the Chana Makhani and Malai Kofta again, along with garlic naan and biryani rice. Everything was flavorful, rich, and satisfying. The naan was soft and fragrant, and the biryani rice paired perfectly with the dishes. If you're looking for consistently good, authentic Indian food without the fuss, this spot never disappoints.

If flavor had a passport, it would be stamped Arun's Indian Restaurant, Coral Springs…read more The adventure began with Chicken Tikka Masala so smooth and silky it could've been hosting a skincare commercial. The sauce was rich, creamy, and downright flirtatious -- the kind of dish that makes you rethink every bland chicken you've ever met. Could the spice have gone up a notch? Sure. But honestly, I was too busy dunking naan like it was an Olympic sport to care. Ah, the naan. Warm, soft, unapologetically garlicky -- the kind that ensures you won't be kissing anyone for at least 24 hours, but you'll die smiling. Slightly soggy? Maybe. But let's call it "emotionally tender," because it matched my mood when I realized how good it was. And the appetizers? Crisp, golden little parcels of joy that crackled louder than my willpower. Each bite made me want to stand up and start narrating like David Attenborough: "Here we see the majestic samosa in its natural habitat... gracefully disappearing into the human mouth." Arun's isn't just serving food -- it's serving edible happiness. Five stars for flavor, fun, and the garlic afterglow that follows you home like a fond memory.

Absolutely fantastic!! From the moment we walked in to the restaurant the aroma of Indian cuisine…read moreenveloped us. Ample, comfy seating, and incredibly friendly service. Chicken samosas were delicious and super crispy wrapping. Served with two dipping sauces and both were equally flavorful. Garlic naan was cooked just right with just perfect amount of garlic. The Chicken Chettinadu -- OMG! So good!! Chicken was tender, sauce was...scrumptious. Medium is nicely spicy. Bravo Dasara!! Incredible!

This is a nice place. When you walk it is is organized and a calm relaxing atmosphere. This was my…read moresecond visit to this restaurant. My first comment is the menu is WAY too big for any restaurant. I don't see how this is manageable for a restaurant to remain profitable. (I watch food Network a lot and you see this all the time) It took us at least 20 minutes to thoroughly look through this book of dishes and try to read to see what all of it is. Just like my first visit, I was ready to try something new that I had never had before. I choose Gongura Biryani listed, has some ingredients I've never had, sounded good. Immediately the (owner maybe?) is there, he tries to talk me out of this dish. Says you know it has A and B. Yes, I read the menu, that's why I picked it. I don't feel he was being friendly at this point. He was annoyed that I wanted that dish and I felt just didn't want to make it. Just like the last visit when I was there! I know this dish has unusual ingredients and it has to be baked and so it would take longer, I expect that. The bottom line is the menu is too big, there aren't enough customers in the place to support it. They don't want to make some dishes because they take too long or they really aren't prepared with the ingredients it takes. I don't know which but I was annoyed that he tried to change my mind for the second time. It took me 20 minutes to come up with that decision because the menu is just way too big only to be told maybe I want something else. The Gongura Biriyani was excellent. The other diners had Paneer Saaq and Chicken Korm. Not much cheese in the Saaq, kind of a small portion compared to the Biryani I was served. The meals were not coordinated either. They came out piece meal. They were done eating by the time the Biriyani arrived. You weren't busy so this could have been timed better and served together. I mostly liked the food but something is going on there in the kitchen. Probably fighting to survive in that location. No one is ever there. Good luck!

Writing First time at Moksha and wow--what an experience!…read moreThe ambiance was warm, inviting, and perfect for a special night out. Every dish we tried was absolutely amazing--from the crispy papasum to the rich, flavorful butter chicken and the perfectly spiced saag paneer. The Goan shrimp kodi was a standout, and the garlic naan tied everything together beautifully. They even surprised us with a special birthday cake, which made the night feel extra special. Pairing everything with a Taj beer was the perfect touch! A huge shoutout to our server, Ram, who truly made the evening unforgettable with his attentiveness and great recommendations. We'll definitely be back!

Moksha Indian Restaurant delivered the kind of Valentine's dinner you remember…read more This place is not an afterthought. It's grounded in the traditional flavors that make Indian food feel authentic, but it's presented with intention, from the bar to the plate. (You can tell the kitchen cares.) We started with cocktails plus a Taj Mahal beer and a lychee martini. The martini had a subtle Indian touch, lightly floral and not overly sweet. A strong start. Naturally, we ordered the samosas. Perfectly crisp, with a well-balanced spice blend inside. Do not skip the mint and tamarind dipping sauces. They bring the whole bite to life. For mains, my wife went with the Goan shrimp. Not too spicy, with a gentle hint of coconut that keeps it smooth and satisfying. I had the Valentine's lamb shank special, bone-in and slow-cooked in a tomato-forward sauce that smelled like pure Indian spice the second it hit the table. Rich, warm, and worth ordering if you see it. Get the basmati rice and garlic naan. Both are more than enough to share. If you're in town and the usual spots aren't doing it for you, put Moksha on the list. Great meal, great price, and the kind of dinner that feels like a real night out.

I ordered from here at 2:30 on a Wednesday not realising they closed at 3:00 before dinner At 5:00…read moreand they waited for me to get there which was super nice of them. I go here all the time and it always slaps, great/ quick service and good price! plus it tastes SUPER good.

Best food, great service always , nice people always, restaurant is very clean and comfortable.read more

Went here because rhe Indian food has gotten too expensive for takeout next door and at least this…read moreis a restaurant where you can sit down. I'm willing to pay more for that. $20 dollars a plate. For some reason Chicken Tikka Masala 2 dollars more. The food good but not worth the price. The craziest part one Naan $5.50!!! I can get 2 loaves of bread for that. Why?! Not coming back.

I'll be the first to review although I haven't tried their food yet. There will be an update. I'm…read morereviewing this restaurant based on the menu and the decor. I am absolutely ecstatic there's a restaurant that has small plates that reminds me of street food. There's another restaurant in Coral Springs that has a similar concert but I like that I can come to a restaurant and have both options. The first order of business will be the pani puri. I saw someone post a video and my mount watered by the look of the green chutney. I know the sauce is usually tamarind color but I'm sure the taste will be an explosion as it should be. The restaurant looks spacious and clean. My only regret is, I found out about this restaurant in Coral Springs 2 days before thanksgiving so now I have to wait until I return from my trip to patronize the business. **I'll keep you posted!

I was in the mood for Trinidadian food, and I wanted to try a place I haven't been to. I scrolled…read moredown my bookmark list and decided to check out Shalama's Roti Shop along State Rd. 7. The Village Plaza, where the roti shop was located, looked like it had seen better days with a few empty business spaces. Shalama's Roti Shop offers traditional Trinidadian food items such as roti (chicken, vegetable, beef), doubles, phoulorie, aloo pie, and much more at reasonable prices. I greeted a male employee who took my order of stew chicken, one double with tamarind sauce and cucumber chutney, and one dhalpourie roti. My food was given to me within a few minutes. I started with the double which was delicious. The barra had a nice texture as it was filled with curried channa, complemented by the tamarind sauce and cucumber chutney. The stew chicken was served with a small salad, rice and peas, and boiled vegetables. Everything was well-prepared, especially the dhalpourie roti. In my opinion, I feel the food is not filling, as I was looking to eat again after an hour. Other than that, Shalama's Roti Shop is a decent place. I am interested in coming back to try their bakes, which is made on Sundays.

The food is very good and affordable. I always get takeout since there isn't really an inside…read moreseating area. Be careful on Saturday because they get busy and an take awhile to get your food