This restaurant was located at a sweet spot on the our to Baltimore so we stopped here for a late…read morelunch. The ambience seemed like a takeout restaurant with a bar. We were the only ones there so got seated fast and placed the order in 5 minutes. The menu had prices striked with new prices manually overwritten everywhere. I mean, they could have reprinted the menu altogether if they wanted to increase the prices by so much. They were out of a few dishes so we got the Samosas, Tandoori Roti and Kadahi Chicken. For $18, they gave us a small bowl of tangy Kadahi Chicken which we finished in no time. Tandoori Roti and Samosas were good - I recommend them. Overall for the pricey bill, we didn't have an experience that justified it. Oh, and there was a weird staff guy who came out of the women's restroom. Why use it when the men's restroom was perfectly okay??! My husband used it and confirmed nothing was broken. Would I visit it again? Only if I didn't have a choice.

Ordered delivery two dinner meals, both disappointing and very small portions. Didn't get ANY rice…read morethat was supposed to be with both dinner items. And everyone knows Indian sucks without rice since majority of menu items are sauce based. Better spots in the area. Don't get what you pay for, literally.

Absolutely loved this place! The momo was flavorful, and perfectly steamed. But the real star? The…read moreKurkurey momo. So unique crispy on the outside, packed with flavor inside.Super family-friendly too. For kids, the fresh chicken nuggets and fries were a huge hit hot, crispy, and not greasy at all. The mango lassi gets a special shout-out officially 8-year-old approved. And the Gilo Chatpatey... wow. One bite instantly transported me back to the streets of Nepal.This restaurant was giving Nepali street food vibes with something for everyone in the family, Already planning our next trip back!

I ordered takeout, and arrived to an empty place, though it was starting to liven up even after my…read moreshort wait. They had an intriguing menu. I got some chickpeas and fried bread, dumplings, and a dal makhani. The flavors were abundant, but I also found the salt and oil a bit too abundant, even by restaurant standards. My bread, while delicious, wasn't quite enough for the chickpeas, which had a dynamic fruity and spicy gravy. I struggled a little bit more with the salt of my jhol momo, and the dal was a bit too indulgent to eat at once. I don't want to say it was bad food, because it wasn't, but I felt a little unwell after eating it, even having spread this out for several days of meals during my travels. There's a lot of Indian restaurants in the outskirts of Richmond and I've had better experiences.

Everyone who works here is so kind and accommodating, and the restaurant itself is so cute inside…read more We celebrated my partners birthday here. I've never ordered anything I don't LOVE. Best Indian food in the 804. P.S. definitely try their desserts!

We were looking for Thai food in the area and it so happened that the Thai place was closed, so we…read morewere like oh there is an Indian place next door, let's try it out. So glad we did. Saheb Indian Bistro did not disappoint. Food tasted authentic and the service was amazing. The decor was exquisite. Staff were all friendly and always smiled. They really took care of us as first timers. Sumi our server was very hospitable. We will definitely return with the rest of our family, and friends.

The food was absolutely delicious. We tried the Lamb Vindaloo and the Chicken Tikka and the onion…read morekulcha. Great indian slow cooked flavors and lots of options.

My go-to for Indian food in Richmond. Service is always warm and friendly, even though not always…read morefast, but I go for the food. You'll start your meal with a small plate of naan as well as three sauces to dip it in, while looking over the menu. I like their paneer pakora and vegetable samosas. For dinner, I've tried many of their curries and like paneer korma best, with naan and raita. The restaurant is warm and cozy and I've never had to wait long for a table.

Updated menu. Going back for the schezwan masala dosa. My order wasn't right last time. They gave…read moreme the the regular schezwan dosa.

I did a carry out from this place. Everything was ready on time. Their pav bhaji is the best! I…read morealso tired their chutney sandwich which was decent. service was ok

We have been here three or more times in the past year. Each time, it is clear that the owners put…read morecare into the restaurant. Incremental updates like refreshing the flatware, tweaking small things in the decor, and continuing to deliver the outstanding service we have come to expect go a long way. I tried the Mango Chicken this visit, and it was wonderful at spice level 3 for me. I like a kick, and the sweet flavor was paired exquisitely. We always leave with leftovers because we want to indulge ourselves again the next day; it never disappoints. I have heard people say they don't like Indian food, which I don't understand. I have extreme difficulty finding a lovelier culinary experience than Jannat, which is wild because RVA provides some of the most enticing restaurant choices I've ever had access to.

Jannat Indian Cuisine is a popular Indian restaurant in RVA that offers outstanding service,…read moreconsistently great food, and a comfortable dining experience. Guests can choose their preferred protein, sauce, and spice level, as well as enjoy a selection of beer, wine, and Indian Sula wines. We visited during lunchtime and partook of their lunch specials, featuring generous portions and a decent variety. I enjoyed Goat Vindaloo while wife was milder with Seafood Korma. I asked for spicy and received their level 5 (1-5). It was good, flavors and seasoning were excellent, but for truly spicy you need to ask for "True Indian Level" they are used to a bunch of Americans with tender palates! The staff is friendly and helpful with recommendations, and although the place was busy, we never felt rushed. The restaurant's clean and inviting environment adds to the positive experience. We saw a few dishes that others had ordered from the regular menu, and they looked ample and generous. So, although it seems a little pricey, it is not a bad value.

Decided to check this place out while roaming around the short pump town center. We were greeted…read moreand welcomed by friendly staffs who were attentive all throughout our dining experience. The ambiance was great for any occasions as well. We decided to vet prawn korma and butter chicken curry with garlic naan on the side, which all exceeded our expectation by far. They were very rich and flavorful and we were very happy coming out. Will certainly come back next time!

This is some of the best Indian food I've ever had in my life, and that's saying something, given…read morethat I'm from San Francisco and have eaten in many great Indian restaurants in my life. This has become one of mine and my wife's favorite restaurants that we go to every time we visit the Richmond area. For appetizers, you have to try the Gobhi Manchurian. One of the most unique and incredible cauliflower dishes I've ever had. For entrees, get one of the special dishes that Lehja has, like the Deconstructed Butter Chicken or the lamb chops. They're all stellar, and really different than what other Indian places have.

Wanted to preface the review is only about the dinner buffet. Entering, we encounter the dirty…read morefloors, dirty tables (had to avoid 2-3), dirty drink machine, and dirty counter. We ordered the buffet then noticed most of the fountain drinks had no syrup or just pure syrup. So filling up a few of the micro 3oz cups with the one fountain drink that was working, we head to the buffet. The curry chicken was nothing but bones and sauce, same with the goat curry. Nan bread was gone and rice available was minimal. Vegetables seemed to been cooking since lunch and were either goo or dried up. Never again for us.

Best Biryani in the RVA (maybe in the Outer DMV)…read more This past weekend, we drove to this place all the way from Bethesda, Maryland. That a fair distance for take-out, to say the least. My esteemed husband lived in the RVA about 7-10 years ago, he and his family swear by their biryani. My husband is a born and raised native of Mumbai, India who attended Cooking and Hotel Management School. Needless to say, he loves to cook and is picky about his food. He makes a fabulous biryani himself, which he is always trying to perfect. He absolutely adores and loves the food at Kabab House. The flavor is incredible, it is rich in delicious seasonings. The price is totally worth the value and the best part of all, the portions are huge. I'd say this place is a hidden gem of the RVA, if you love tasty Indian Food this is the place for you.