This place is so good!! When we walked in there was only one other table with customers, and I…read morewondered if I had made a mistake. However, by the time we left they were packed, and everyone there enjoyed the bright atmosphere, attentive waitstaff, and delicious food. We tried several dishes--we got the fried chili buff momos. I will definitely get. Them again, but steamed. Honestly, I think that I could make an entire meal of momos. We got veggie samosas--standard--crisp, plump, a little salty, and good. We also got a creamy chicken dish and an okra (bhindi) dish. Both were very good. The service was exemplary--there was a team of four or five dedicated staff who rotated through with dishes and takeaways. Oh! I almost forgot the garlic naan--some of the best I have had. Definitely stop in and give this place some love!!

We were actually looking for another restaurant in the area when we chanced upon this…read more This is not fast food. It may take awhile to get to the table but it was delicious. They tried to tone down some of the dishes as the hubster is a non-spicy person. The stuff still spicy , he stayed away from. We ordered a meal set for two to try a little bit of everything. We aren't experts in this type of cuisine, but there wasn't anything we didn't like. With the meal for 2 plus a side order of naan, we ended up making 2 lunch take out plates for us. I wasn't super hungry so that probably resulted in us taking more home. It was great, quiet and we'd come here again!

This place is amazing all around!…read more My family (through a DC friend) has been going to this restaurant (and its manager's predecessor) for many years now! The food is consistently fresh and delicious and spiced very well with lots of spice levels available. The restaurant is always very clean too! The service and attention to detail among each server is always impeccable--they consistently come around with water and are always happy to help you with whatever you may need. The manager Sanjeet is such a kind and friendly man. Each time we come (may it be for pickup or dine-in) he greets us by name with open arms. He is always happy to help and happy to talk whenever! Overall, this restaurant is fabulous and on behalf of my family and I, is greatly recommended!!!

We stopped by Jab We Met Indian Kitchen for dinner while visiting Washington, DC, and loved it so…read moremuch that we came back the very next day for lunch! The Palak Chaat and Palak Paneer were the highlights of our meals--both were packed with flavor and are a must-try. We also tried a couple of desserts, and they were a great way to end the meal. If you're looking for delicious Indian food in DC, I highly recommend giving this place a try. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in town.

The lamb biryani was good! Great portion sizes especially for the price. The seasoning was good,…read morepretty straightforward biryani! Would definitely come back.

Got it via doordash and they didn't give the dasher my mango lassi, not awesome but I got refunded…read more "Spicy" Chicken Tikka Masala: Relatively bland and the chicken was cut into tiny little pieces that were the same size as the onions/bell peppers. It was not spicy at all, but the flavor was just ok. Garlic naan: Pretty good, warm and fluffy.

One of my favorite Indian food restaurants. Every dish exceeds any expectations. The chicken tikka…read moremasala is my go-to, but I also love the lamb curry, the samosas, and virtually every side. You cannot go wrong with Indigo.

Tried this spot out over some of my older favorites nearby. The food was good not great, with…read moresmaller portions than average for this type of food. I have a lot of favorite Indian spots and for the price and weird 'service' of this one.. it's a no for me on coming back. This was overpriced Indian food, served in to-go containers with Chipotle skimpy serving sizes you can't change or customize. So its missing the only redeemable factors of that style of restaurant. Y'all it was $20 for my veggie "platter". It's half two types of BEANS+ a veggie and some rice. MINI ROTI SEPARATE $2 (as disappointing as when tortilla chips+ salsa are a paid for thing, and not just on the table) Vegetarian is typically the cheapest option on the menu considering sourcing especially compared to meat. Yet the veggie options were no better than my attempt of Indian food at home, as a non-indian person lol. My family liked their entrees okay, butter chicken -$19, and lamb curry-$23 being the best option besides the 2pc Paneer Pakora-$8 appetizer. Gotta go up to grab your utensils or a lid which is fine, with luke warm water being the only self serve option here. So yay $4 regular drinks. I was unimpressed by their QR code 'service' only though and it stuck out to me. You order your food through a QR like many restaurants do, they bring you the food and then never come back to your table again. Not even if you place another order through the QR, we had to go find someone up front and see what was up. Could not order from the Bar menu QR either. On a Wednesday not a weekend thats pretty wild? I would not call any of it service. This form of ordering was set up with a good idea, and executed poorly. I know we have the money to go out to eat and that its a privilege to get to enjoy that- so damn it I want the money to be well spent!!! With Inflation that is a factor I'm looking at, and I believe the average customer is too. This restaurant needs to pick a lane, if it's going to be to-go style there better be some food to go with?? Not sure how Id leave the place with any food if this is whats given.

Chai Pani completely blew me away and is easily going on my must-visit list every time I'm in DC…read more This was such a fun celebration of Indian street food, with every dish delivering incredible flavor. We ordered the sloppy jai (lamb sliders), lamb skewers, SPDP (sev puri/dahi puri), vada pav, chai with Parle-G biscuits, and jal jeera. Everything was fantastic, but the chai with Parle-G was pure nostalgia and brought back so many memories! The lamb dishes were flavorful and perfectly cooked, while the street food favorites were packed with the kind of bold flavors you'd expect from a great Indian chaat spot. Service was exceptional. The staff were attentive, friendly, and I especially appreciated that the servers actually pronounced the Indian dishes correctly--a small detail that made the experience even better. The vibe is lively, colorful, and incredibly welcoming. We went for lunch with a reservation, and I'd definitely recommend making one. They also have a pani puri stall on weekends, which is another reason to come back. Absolutely loved this place and can't wait to return the next time I'm in DC!

We returned for a second lunch with our daughter--in-law who was visiting from Zanzibar, and were…read moreable to explore more of the menu. She liked the food just as much as we do -- this time we tried the catfish special , catfish koliwada (I confess I was disappointed to find that the dish came in fried bite-sized morsels instead of whole filet), plus the disco bhel, aloo tikki chaat, and lamb kala masala (my favorite of them all), as well as another kale pakora chaat. Our daughter-in-law wanted some extra spice and was brought a small plate with a few hot peppers and a very spicy pickle (a small extra charge). One disappointment was the very loud music blaring , making it harder to chat in a normal voice -- the maitre d' explained that it is equally loud throughout the restaurant, providing an atmosphere comparable to Mumbai. I was not impressed by that excuse (and besides, it was NOT that loud every where in Mumbai when we were there 25 years ago) Sill, good and interesting food. A recommended place

The ambiance had a zen feel and the decor was tastfully done with Napalese decorations. (see photos…read morefrom others) Service was good. The staff was attentive and warm. The food ordered was delicious. The chicken momos were moist, juicy, and flavorful with a spicy sauce that complimented the momos. The thali with chicken was delectable. With a variety of small portions of veg, rice, dal, meat, and dessert. FYI They have a lunch special on the thali, and there are specials on their online portal. The only negative is that the entrance is only accessible by stairs. An overall nice experience.

We stopped by for lunch on a relatively quiet day. After being introduced to amazing Nepali food…read morewhile staying near Baltimore, I was highly motivated to try this spot. The restaurant has nice decor and a promising selection of menu items, but the execution of the traditional dishes fell short of my expectations. The Highlights: Timmur Chicken Wings: Absolutely amazing. The flavor profile was excellent and easily the best part of the meal.The Disappointments: Thukpa: I have very fond memories of this dish, but this version was highly disappointing. They altered standard ingredients and added fish oil, which is definitely not characteristic of traditional Nepali Thukpa. Momo: While the dumplings themselves were okay, they were let down by the sauce. What makes a Nepali momo superior is the specific, vibrant momo sauce (achar), but the sauce served here looked and tasted like a generic, store-bought version. Overall Verdict:While the menu features an appealing variety, the execution misses the mark on authentic Nepali cuisine. It has great potential, but they need to stick to their authentic basics.

This is an amazing restaurant. I didn't know what to order and the woman who answered the phone…read morewalked me through different options and made great recommendations. When I got the food, let me tell you! BUSSIN! I got the vegetable samosas (crunchy, thick filling), mango lassi drink (my first time having it, rich in the best way and soooo tasty), lamb korma with rice (got it spicy, had enough for leftovers, perfectly creamy and they don't skimp on the lamb), and garlic naan (got one which they split into four - huge portion, very garlicky and soft. I loved everything about it). im so happy I came here on a friday. they are extremely kind and the food is delicious. it's nice to have a diverse food option in this area.

Found this little hiding gem by accident. But I'm glad I did. There's not many Indian Restaurants…read morein my neighborhood, So I was happy when I stumbled across this place. It's a carry out style which is okay grab my food and go. The customer service was amazing the cashier explained everything and the degree of spice they offer for each dish. I ordered the Indian pepper wings and butter chicken both medium spiced and some garlic naan and a mango lassi. The food was flavorful and delicious and was a hit with the family. My husband went back the next day the food was so good. I will come back to try other things on the menu soon. But if your looking for something different come try this place out.

My friends turned me on to this place and wow, I'm so glad they did! Amber Spice offers delicious…read moresouth indian options and generous portions. The service was attentive and friendly. My friend and I split a dal and the spring dosa, both of which were delicious. Others at our table had the iddly , the lamb tandoori, and the mango lassi and gave them rave reviews. There is also a tasty lime soda with basil seeds in it. I hadn't been to a local Indian place since the old days when I would to Woodlands and Tiffin. Amber Spice will become my new go-to.

I came here for lunch with a friend. Like many Indian places, they do shut-down between lunch and…read moredinner. They close at 3pm and reopen at 5pm. We were headed to Amber Spice for a late lunch, and fortunately, we made it in before the 2:45pm cutoff (I called ahead to check). Since it was almost lunch closing, they did request that we place our orders soon after being seated. We already knew what we wanted to order, so we didn't feel rushed otherwise. We started with the veggie samosas ($6, two pieces), which were served with the traditional tamarind sauce and spicy cilantro chutney. The samosas were packed with the potato and pea filling and had a lightly crisp exterior. They were as good as any. For my entree, I ordered the butter chicken ($20), which is served with a side of basmati rice. When ordering, the waiter didn't ask about spice level. I did find their butter chicken to have some heat to it, but it wasn't anything crazy - I'd say a 3/10 for spiciness - I felt the warmth. The chicken was super tender and moist. I would be happy getting this again. I also ordered the garlic naan ($5), because you have to have something to sop up the curry goodness. The naan was hot and fresh; you could also taste the garlic. One basket came with four pieces (one whole naan), which is perfect for sharing. I finished the meal with the gulab jamun ($6) for dessert which came with three pieces of the fried dough balls served in a sweet syrup. My friend ordered the mango kulfi and loved it! She described it as a mango lassi, but frozen, which made it that much more light and refreshing. Amber Spice is a casual dining spot and it has the service to match. We were brought a carafe of water for the table to start, so it was self-serve the rest of the way. Food was brought out quickly and plates were cleared at the end, but we weren't checked on during the meal. Perhaps since we arrived near lunch closing, service was winding down, but we got what we needed. I enjoyed the food here and would come again. Everything that we had was not only super tasty, but also reasonably priced. There's also plenty of parking in the shopping center.

I have had tried a number of Indian restaurants but this one is by far the best I've ever tried…read more The food tasted fresh, authentic, savory and nothing disappointed. The service was great, fast pace and answered all our questions. I highly recommend visiting this location if you're in DC and looking for Indian or simply delicious food. We arrived towards the end of the night but the service was still great. Location was clean and had appealing decorations.

*disclaimer: ordered delivery for this place*…read more I thought the food tasted good! Solid option for Indian food in the DC area with great price points. I can't comment on the service or vibes of this place, but after trying out the food, I would go in for their service option.

I recently went here again with my wife and was pleased to see that the food quality is still as…read moregood as it was the last time I was here three years ago. I got a burrito with chili chicken, and it had outstanding flavor, chicken, and heat. I highly recommend for your next pre- or post-game meal at Nats Park or Audi Field!

Clean space, friendly faces, and food so fresh it practically fills out its own comment card. The…read moreveggie options were crisp and bright--always a good sign that the kitchen cares about more than just the proteins. And speaking of proteins... the lamb meatballs. I'll be honest--they weren't winning any beauty contests. But one bite in, and boom: perfectly spiced, tender, and surprisingly addictive. A true "don't judge a book by its cover" moment. Great neighborhood casual spot, great staff, and flavors that overdeliver. I'd come back.