Chicken Kahari!!! Made to order and on the lunch menu. Choose it over Masala. It's incredible.read more

Very friendly service. Excellent food…read more Plenty of room. We found this gem tucked away on the back corner (Wall St side) of this old shopping center. It has a well deserved high rating, so it is definitely worth searching for! I got the Tikka Masala with Shrimp ($18.99) and the flavor was absolutely perfect. Highly recommend!

Delicious and fresh ingredients, great service, and friendly…read more Would would highly recommend this Indian restaurant thank you Samir P.

This is the most delicious Indian place in Raleigh, possibly the best in North Carolina. The…read morewaiters were really nice and kid-friendly, the place smells wonderful as soon as you step in and it's clean and offers affordable and generous portions. Would eat it for breakfast, lunch and dinner everyday.

Delicious Indian food in Wake Forest!…read more Super kind staff and quick service. Our favorites here are the chicken Korma, the paneer palak, and the garlic naan. They do a 1-10 spice level which I love. I think a 5 has a good building heat and there are plenty of options to go hotter or more mild from there. Great for takeout or in person.

Flying solo, I came in alone for a late-night dinner. I arrived about 25 minutes before they…read moreclosed, and truth be told, had they told me the kitchen was closed and they were no longer taking orders, I would have completely accepted that. Instead, a very kind man greeted me and escorted me to a table. The restaurant is very bright inside and a little industrial, but decorated in standard well-worn Indian fare. Their menu is filled with familiar favorites and a couple surprise stand-outs like momo and some Afghani dishes. And to my very pleasant surprise, they offer goat as an option in several dishes. I love goat meat, and can't get it very often, since hardly anyone offers it. So I delighted ordered goat curry, 7 on the spicy scale, and a side of raita, in case the kitchen has a sense of humor. As it turns out, I thought the 7 was fairly med-mild, but my spice level in near super-human. But the kind waitress brought me "Spicy Sauce@ which added a delightful kick!! The curry came with rice and a nice papadaam/chutney set-up. And portions were large enough that I took half home and enjoyed it the next day (when it was even better!!). So definitely an A+ experience. Highly recommended!! Will definitely be back!!!

I didn't feel like sitting in a restaurant but wanted some good food. My husband and I ordered…read moretakeout from this restaurant. We got a variety of dishes. We ordered the lamb chops, biriyani, garlic naan bread and the veggie samosas. All of the dishes were very flavorful. We will definitely visit again to try other dishes.

It wasn't the smoothest service experience, as this place was struggling to handle some big…read moretakeout/catering orders and not a lot of attention was paid to greeting the few of us that were dining in. There seemed to be some discord in the kitchen as well, and it just didn't give off the greatest vibe. I hope they were just having an off day in that sense, because the food was basically what I was hoping for. I tried some of their signature items, with a rich dal being complimented by an impressively thin and soft bread. I just find ultra-thin flatbread to be delightful. Ordering a sizzler based on yogurt-coated soy chunks was an intriguing option. While I didn't opt for the vegan items on this visit, they had a decent selection marked. The Indian cuisine is plentiful in this area, and this place offered dishes that were different and better than the baseline I would have gotten elsewhere.

Easy enough to find in the back of a Garner business district. Not bleeding parking, but we did…read morejust fine. You can make reservations using the Yelp app, but we got there at 6pm Thursday and tables were open anyway. It filled up in about 90 minutes. Not a lot of pics in the huge menu. They have specials on certain days. After we ordered, we found out about a great deal for Thursdays. It was our fault we missed it because it was written RIGHT THERE on the menu. The lack of pics made it tough to order, though I'd had Indian many times. And the thick accents from the employees didn't help us to decide anything. Myself, I just stuck to curry. I picked mutton because I'd always wanted to try it. Yelp pics didn't help much either because few people write in descriptions what the photos are. Everything tasted amazing. They really know their food. Not to take anything away from the main dishes (I told you I loved them) but the standout for me were the fried pepper appetizers. A mix of just enough outside crunch and soft inside flavor. I'm no fan of chai tea, but I really liked theirs. The mutton was great, but I more prefer my meals without bones in them. Like with oxtails, which are routinely more skeleton than flesh, it's never a fine experience finding your bite to be a mouthful of bone. It's overrated, I promise you. The bill paying system is grossly inefficient. Tell them you want separate checks and nothing happens until the very end where everyone has to tell the server what they ordered, in a language they don't understand, mind you, and she charges everyone, one by one. It took like ten minutes to get through our party of five. It's a really bad method. Since it was my birthday, they played a YouTube video over the speakers. It was a generic "Happy Birthday To Whomever" type deal that worked fine, but they let it play for its whole fifteen minute runtime. It was cute, funny and ridiculous all at once. Wonderful food, nice servers, language barriers can be tough, and some questionable business practices still make this one a solid keeper. Just brace yourself.

I'm so happy I finally got a chance to try Desi Tavern. When i called in my order, the waitress was…read morefriendly and helpful. I ordered two butter chickens for my husband and I, garlic Naan and a Mango Lassi. The butter chicken was delicious but adding the garlic naan along with it really pulled it all together. The mango lassi had just the right amount of sweetness to it. I can't wait to go back and explore more of their menu.

I visit Anjappar at least once whenever in the Bull City for work, and am never disappointed. The…read morefood is always consistently delicious and full of flavor. The waiter was friendly and knowledgeable, and provided great service. I will definitely return here and recommend anyone seeking great tasting food for affordable prices that includes a nice, relaxing ambiance, Anjappar is a must visit. Food can get a bit pricey when dining for lunch ordering more than just an entrée.

I usually love Anjappar, but now that they have this BOGO, it's more sauce than anything. Don't get…read moreme wrong, I love their food still, but yesterday I ordered 2 Butter Chickens to go and there was barely any chicken. The flavor is still there, but only a few pieces of chicken. The service is still great!

Had dinner here tonight the food was amazingly delicious. The chef came out and was very proud of…read morethe food that he's still serving. Explained to us that they don't use dice and everything was made fresh they had cricket and playing on the TVs and our service was polite and unintrusive. The samosas were a little bit small, but they were very flavorful and very good. Our butter chicken was really well-made. The sauce was delicious. The chicken was nice and tender. We also had a sack burner which was also very good with nice chunks of paneer in the dish. Highly recommend garlic naan it was flavorful and a little bit crispy and paired really well with our dishes

The service was excellent. Beautiful decor and serving hardware. Gold colored silverware, marble…read moretables. It is in the old outside food court area which is now mostly empty buildings. My curried chicken was very good as was the rice but my garlic Naan was very "dry". They offered to make me new naan but I was short on time. The good part was the owner came out to ask me about my food and they deducted the cost of the naan from my meal. I will eat here again.

Having recentLu returned from India, I was ever so pleasantly surprised to find this gem of a…read morerestaurant in the middle of a long drive in the area. The food was spot on, and the dish sizes were generous. Even the green salad on the side reminded me of how vegetables were fixed in India. Everything was clean, delicious and satisfy. I will definitely return !

Searching for a great Indian restaurant in Rocky Mount? Look no further. Lazeez is here. Located at…read moredowntown, this restaurant offers great food and service. We walked in the evening. The host was on the phone taking orders so we had to wait for a few minutes before we got seated. The restaurant has a cozy yet classy feel. Mango lassi was great. Sweet and rich. Aaam panna was refreshing. Vegetable platter was a good one to sample a lot of the appetizers. It had 2 pieces of the following vegetable samosa, spring roll, paneer pakora, vegetable pakora, and gobhi pakora. The lamb biryani was delicious. Service was awesome and everyone was warm. We were well taken care of. Highly recommend.

Excellent! I have traveled for Indian food across the country and hands down the best! From the…read moresecond you walk in the service is top notch. Appetizers, drinks, entrees and dessert are all amazing. I will make sure any time I'm in the area I stop here.

The absolute best restaurant we have ever been to. The best service, food, and presentation. I…read morecannot say enough.

Tamasha is a top-notch Indian restaurant with beautiful decor, attentive service, and absolutely…read moredelicious food! I've had the pleasure of both dining in and stopping by for a quick drink at the bar, and both were great experiences. I tried a few different dishes, and while everything was delicious, the butter chicken with garlic naan was definitely a standout. Definitely add Tamasha to your list!

Truly one of the BEST meals I've had in the Triangle! I'm generally more critical of Indian food,…read morebeing Indian myself, and I had very little say about Tamasha. What I appreciated the most was that everything was reminiscent of their original dishes, but with innovative and delicious twists- fusion perfection. We got the: - Four Cheese Truffle Kulcha (sharp cheddar, brie, asiago, chilli, black truffle dust, truffle butter, shishito pepper): Love a good bread moment- this one was cheesy, savory, and buttery; appreciated the contrast from the shishito. Added the roasted garlic and chilli dip upon the servor's rec for an extra cost; it was good, but not necessary- I'd probably skip this next time. - Chaat Mate (purple sweet potato & crunchy kale chaat, crispy okra & tuk aloo chat): Loved this! Such cool takes on chaat, which happens to be one of my favorite Indian dishes. Really appreciated all the elements, such good diversity of flavors and textures- crispy, sweet, tangy, earthy. - Nadru Malai Kofta (lotus stem dumplings, nut based sauce, plain butter naan or steam rice): First off, such a pretty dish! The gravy was rich and creamy; the dumplings were so interesting (strong spice essence). - Nigellaseeds Chilly Olive Naan: Got this because I thought the ingredients for this naan sounded unique- it was decent naan, but nothing mind blowing, would probably skip next time. - North Meets South (elaneer payasam, ghewar, rose, hibiscus, coconut jelly, young coconut): Maybe my favorite part of the whole meal! Loved every aspect of this dessert, which seemed so separate but all came together beautifully. Not too sweet, which was great too. I've never had anything like this before. Service was great. We mentioned to our server that we were rushing to catch a show in an hour, and he was so amenable! Ambiance is really nice, definitely one of the prettiest restaurants around. There's free valet parking in the adjacent deck. 10/10 would recommend!