Food was good, portions shrinking. Bar service is bad. A while ago, I ordered a gin and tonic, and…read morethey didn't have any tonic. No excuse for that when you have a grocery store 100 yards away. Tonight I ordered a vodka tonic and it was the flattest drink I ever had, didn't see or taste any carbonation. So then I ordered a glass of wine, I saw them using a shot glass when pouring the wine. I think I got 2 shots. Regardless, food is good and spicy, naan is hot and tasty.

I've never been to Hudson but I was in the area and obviously I needed to try some place local…read more I got a selection of food to-go and can happily say it was very solid. I stuck to my usual: palak paneer, chicken tika masala, garlic naan, mango lassi and kheer for dessert. The prices are comparable to my local Indian places which is great. Full disclosure I got mild for the spice level because I am, unfortunately, weak. Overall, great food (well packaged to-go) and would recommend!

Spacious modern decor, with a large menu of Indian favorites, including southern Indian specialties…read morelike dosa, which not all Indian restaurants have. South Indian cuisine can be a bit spicy, so don't hesitate to ask for mild if you don't like hot. Large well-stocked bar, although I didn't see anybody there on Friday night. Hidden away at the back of a shopping center, but worth seeking out.

Such a great lunch spot! The place is very clean and well lit, and the food is delicious. The…read moreservers seemed a little overwhelmed, but overall had great time.

We were in the mood for Indian food and I had heard Pari in Chesterland was pretty good so we went…read moreto check it out. We were welcomed with a delicious smell as soon as we walked in, but was surprised to find that we were the only guests there. As such, service was quick, and the man who served us was very nice. My mango juice was delicious, the rice and shrimp curry hit the spot, and the naan was unique. I didn't get to try my husband's biryani because he ate it all, but he said it was really good. Definitely try this place for a unique, local, small business with delicious food.

I've been to this place a few years ago and the food was fine so i assumed it would be as my last…read moreexperience. It was not! I'm confused why this place is even open. We ordered takeout and I was so excited since I love Indian. When we arrived the food was not ready and the place was dimly lite and completely empty. It was over lunch time so I was concerned when it was empty. We paid and took the food home to eat. Both dishes we got were oddly colored and had little to no meat. The rice was horrible, the sauce had no flavor. It honestly was inedible. I took one bite and spit it out. It smelled weird and rancid, and was so awful I feared we would get food poisoning. This place should be shut down, Dingy dark, the back room is filled with trash it looks like. Oh and besides inedible food you pay a lot for the food you get it's overpriced. Something feels extremely off and I've never had an experience this bad before. To not be able to eat the food it's so disgusting, is ridiculous!

First off, grab yourself a Chilli Paneer for an appetizer. It had the texture of wings with a nice…read moretangy sauce. Amazing paneer! The peshwari naan's coconut was a perfect sweet complement. For the main dish, the Saag Paneer was wonderful and the Tandoori Chicken and its accompanying sauce hit the spot. And instead of a normal desert, we got some mango lassis to top off. We loved everything we ordered (and wished we would've gotten more). Was a great stop while visiting family in Ohio.

Came for the lunch buffet with my family on a Saturday afternoon. I heard they just opened a few…read moremonths ago, but it was surprisingly pretty busy inside. The buffet had biryani, chicken tikka masala, tandoori chicken, lamb vindaloo, paneer, chickpea curry, and some dessert options like gulab jamun. Everything was yummy! The price is reasonable ($25 pp), and the waitstaff were very kind. We could also ask for free naan (just wish they had the option of garlic naan instead of plain!) The interior of the restaurant is classy and upscale. I'd love to come back! Hope they continue to do well!

i love this place! it is such delicious fast casual--it is healthy and better than everywhere else…read more you order at a kiosk or with a staff member. it is quick but the service is great. the mango lassies are particularly good. if you go, it is a must order! also, the handwashers are pretty epic. they have jets? make sure you check it out lol

Pretty convenient locations from what I see. This one is super close to my work so we've ordered…read morefrom here multiple times and then came here for a group lunch. The door is wonky though...super heavy and opens weird. They have a lot of different options and premade bowls. For someone who is not very familiar with Indian food, this place makes it easy to customize and try out stuff. Nothing was too spicy or too overspiced, thankfully. Everything tasted relatively fresh but the portions are too small for the price. It's not like at Chipotle or Cilantro where they fill up your bowl. I almost never finish my portion in one sitting but I had no problem doing so here. I wish there were more veggie toppings and not just pickled ones. Scallions and cilantro would be great options to have. The mango lassi was delicious but so small. The inside is high ceilinged, spacious and has plenty of seating. The big group bench in the middle had such heavy and had awkward block seats. They were hard to get in and out of and were so uncomfortable.

Was able to treat myself yesterday for lunch and today all I could think about was getting it…read moreagain! I started with a mango lassi and an order of samosas - the mint chutney was sublime. I ordered the garlic and paneer naans to go with my main - chicken tills masala medium spice. I knew that I would need to save room for Kheer so I was betting on taking leftovers home however on my first bite I ordered a chicken makhani to go for my kids (mild spice). The naans were plentiful, delicious and soft and airy. The service was polite, attentive but when my lunch mate and I were talking they did not interrupt. Very kindly provided boxes to go and offered other dessert selections when they told us kheer was out. I cannot wait to return! The chicken tikka masala had the best sauce I have ever had - chicken was fall apart tender and incredible flavorful.

I have driven past this restaurant for years and decided to give it a try. I'm so glad I did! I had…read morelimited knowledge of Indian cuisine so I checked the menu before arriving. The server helped me narrow down my choices. I tried the steamed chicken momo dumplings, the lamb biryani, and the chicken madras. I would order those all again!

With out exaggeration, this is my favorite restaurant in Cleveland. Didn't expect it, went in for…read moretraditional Indian flavors but instead experienced the most insanely well curated menu with unexpected bites, perfect textures, and exceptional cocktails. I went with a group at 5:30 and put our names in (definitely expect a wait, but fear not there are bars near by to kill time). There's no better word to describe the interior besides "cool". It's just truly so cool. We had the pleasure of meeting Morgan who was so attentive and helped me navigate dishes with an allergy. Now the food. Holy moly was every bite incredible. We got a variety of dishes and all paired so lovely. Carried and savory and everything you want in a small plates dinner. Group favorites: fried zucchini, string beans, ghee shrimp, popcorn chicken, crispy puris. Cannot recommend enough

Small plates are my thing and Amba delivers Indian "tapas" in a setting that is dark, moody, modern…read moreand a total vibe. I visited while in Cleveland and was super happy I listened the folks on online forums I researched before my trip, because it delivered! The menu is more Indian-fusion rather than your super traditional Indian fare, weaving in classic flavors with a few twists and inspiration from the mediterranean and middle-east. It's special-diet friendly, with a wide range of vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free dishes and I would suggest ordering 2-3 small plates per person, unless you opt for the opt for their "chef-curated menu's." We went with four dishes plus bread to share between the two of us: 1. Clay Bread ($6): Ambas version of Naan bread, just a bit less charred than I would prefer. Despite each table getting a little dish of (delicious) mango chutney, no bread service is offered so this is definitely needed if you're ordering any dippage. This tasted more like pita bread than naan and could've benefitted by a brush of ghee and sprinkle of sea salt. Rating: 3/5 2. Warm spinach dip - lemon, garam masala, yogurt ($10): A classic but with a warm and spicy spin, this was absolutely delicious and a perfect thing to dip their fluffy clay bread. Garam masala added a depth that made it addictive and the hint of fresh lemon added brightness and acidity. Definitely order this. Rating: 5/5 3. Lentil donuts - spicy serrano chili jam, coconut chutney ($13): Round little pucks of cooked red lentils shaped into mini donuts and fried, the texture and heft were a bit mushy and heavy, but the flavor was good. The serrano chili jam and coconut chutney added a sweetness and spiciness that was appreciated, and we used that to add some sweetness to the chicken tikka. I probably wouldn't order again but a good option for the vegan and gluten-free crowd. Rating 3/5 4. Lamb kofta - kohlrabi, pickled shallot, quinoa-carrot pilau, parsley ($19): These were perfectly fried, simple but super flavorful kofta's that really let the star of the show (lamb) shine. The shaved kohlrabi, pickled shallot, pilau, and parsley added freshness and brightness that balanced everything beautifully. One of the standout dishes of the night and if you're there, get this! Rating 5/5 5. Herb grilled chicken tikka - creamy tomato sauce, yogurt, chives ($20): Juicy chicken thighs were coated in a tomato-forward cream sauce that gave vibes of chicken tikka but not as spice-forward as a more traditional version (which I would have like/appreciated). Despite the description saying the chicken was grilled, it only had just the slightest hint of char and so this was one of the least favorites of the night. Good, but definitely room for improvement. Rating 3/5 Overall, Amba is absolutely worth checking out if you're craving Indian-inspired flavors in a more modern, small-plate format. The ambiance is perfect for date night, celebrations, or dinner with friends, and the menu offers enough variety and flex to explore while also being wallet-friendly.

My friend and I decided to try out the new Indian restaurant, Masala Monsoon in Parma, and I'm so…read moreglad we did! I've never had Indian food before, so I wasn't exactly sure what to expect or what to order--but everything we tried was absolutely delicious. The ambience of the restaurant is very welcoming and fun, making it a great spot to try something new. For appetizers, we had Lasuni Gobi, which is crispy cauliflower tossed in a garlic chili sauce with bold Indo-Chinese flavors. It was really tasty, though definitely on the spicier side. We also tried the Vegetable Samosa, the crispy pastry with spiced potatoes was really interesting burst of flavor. For our main meal, we went with Chicken Tikka Masala, which was grilled chicken in a creamy tomato sauce with aromatic Indian spices. Paired with Garlic Naan and served with a side of rice, it was absolutely comforting and flavorful. Everything we tried was fantastic, and the staff were welcoming and helpful, especially since it was my first time trying Indian cuisine. Our server was very attentive and helpful with suggestions on what to order. Marsala Monsoon is definitely a spot I'd recommend if you're curious about Indian food or just want a fun, flavorful meal!

Once a year, bestie and I leave Columbus and travel to a fabulous Indian restaurant in a far off…read moreland. This year's birthday outing took us to northern shores, thundering waterfalls and Masala Monsoon! We arrived hungry after hiking at CVNP. Very strikingly pretty decor! We loved the free crunchy snacks and fresh mint chutney. We started with the Lasuni Gobi appetizer, a fried cauliflower in chili sauce that rocked both our worlds. We wanted to try the Velvet Broccoli, another vegetarian dish, but alas it somehow came contaminated with chicken. Thankfully, the staff rectified the situation and we got a second order of the incredible Lasuni Gobi instead. I had a new-to-me curry, the Lababdar paneer, which was utterly delicious and perfectly spiced. We shared the bread basket and bestie had a mild veggie curry. We were treated to the Gulab jamun for dessert on the house. Love the romantic decor, awesome grub and friendly helpful service. We will be back!

Food service and ambiance helped me escape this evening. If you like spicy hot get the Indian hot…read moreoption. The beer is a nice change from the cans in the box stuff. If they had full dress belly dancers I'd be broke. Thanks again for a wonderful meal

Bombay has been in Niles for over 20 years. 2025 was the first time I tried it. I've had it 3 times…read moreso far this year, and I will be back! One of the best hidden gems in the area