Ambiance: We came on a weekend for dinner and it was fairly empty aside from maybe 2-3 other…read moretables. The place is clean and comfortable with tasteful decorations. The country music playing which was a little off-theme but it wasn't too loud and you can easily have a conversation across a table. Service was very attentive and food came out in a very reasonable amount of time. Food: For appetizers we got the vegetable pakora and vegetable samosas which were solid. There were 8 pakora per order so super easy to share and 3 samosas which are massive so you can easily split these in half if needed. For those wondering, "momos" are essentially the Tibetan/mongolian version of chinese dumplings which subsequently spread southwest to Nepal. We got the traditional Nepali, Chilli Yak, Chilli Chicken, and Chicken C versions which essentially covered the steamed, fried, and soup style preparations of dumplings. All of them were honestly delicious and different enough from one another we didn't feel like we duplicated flavors. The favorite was the Chilli chicken on if you have to pick just one to try. The traditional nepali thali is a dinner set that comes out on a bronze plate, I got mine with lamb curry which was very tender and not too gamey tasting at all. The basmati rice was fluffy and it comes with daal soup, cauliflower, a fermented pickle relish, and one of those syrup soaked balls (gulab jamun). It is quite filling so come hungry if you order this. The chow mein here is unique. It is NOT like Cantonese chow mein which uses a soy + oyster sauce base but instead the Nepalese version adds ketchup and chili sauce so it actually tastes like a hybrid between the chinese dish and spaghetti. It is actually quite tasty and worth a try if you're a fan of either dish. The naan here comes out a little bit oily but otherwise is fluffy and tasty, did not regret ordering it. Overall this place justifies it's 5 star rating. The flavors are punchy and delicious, the portions are massive, and the prices very reasonable especially the inflation nowadays. Would strongly encourage any to go out of their way to give this place a try.

We LOVE this restaurant!!! The portions and HUGE and DELICIOUS. The food is a bit greasy but that's…read moreokay. We always enjoy coming in. The restaurant is pretty quiet during the day. You kind of get the restaurant to yourself some days, but don't let that scare you. It is SO good and the service is great as well!

3.24.26 Hubs & I popped in here for the first time on an early Tuesday night. For a while, we were…read morethe only ones, although a couple other couples came in after. The interior was surprisingly large and nice (table cloths, flowers, glasswear.) The Bollywood (rap/rock) music videos on the TVs seemed a little out of sorts with the nicer ambiance, but it was easy to ignore the TVs. Service was extremely pleasant & efficient. We had the samosa appetizer, garlic naan, hubs had the chicken tikka and I had the tandoori veg momos. Aromas & flavors on everything was very nice. They also have a $16.99 lunch buffet that we are eager to come back & try. #yum #ReviewsByRL

One of the horrible experiences we had in an Indian restaurant. Maybe it was because we chose…read moreSunday dinner when the whole staff was on leave and probably the top chefs were not available. It's a learning experience. Four of us tried Punjabi Tadka after looking at the review. We ordered Chicken Soup, Soya Chaap, Tandoori Shrimp as Appetizers. Good thing they gave us the soup completely bland without any salt, pepper and I liked the idea as the guests can season it as per their need. 07 out of 10 Soya chaap was hard, lacked flavour and the chutneys served didn't help enhance it either. 04 out of 10 Tandoori Shrimp was basically shrimp covered in tandoor masala and cooked on a pan. The onions and green peppers served were soggy with the masala. Highly disappointing but we expected better from the Main course. 03 out of 10 Main course we ordered garlic naan, chicken tikka masala, and chicken noodles to begin with. Chicken noodle was mostly spaghetti in marinara sauce with chunks of chicken. We couldn't eat after 1 - 2 spoons. We had to return it. 01 out of 10 Naan was fluffy and the best of the dishes we tried at Punjabi tadka, 09 out of 10. Chicken tikka masala was just a very sweet tomato gravy that made us somehow finish the naan 03 out of 10. Apart from the food though the staff was polite but he lacked common etiquettes. After appetizers and before the main course, he would bring the larger plates to the table without even cleaning the table. We had to ask him to clean the table while we held the plates. We had to find the person to fill in the water bottle and the bottles were not very user friendly. The bill was around 90 USD without the noodle which is fair for a team of 4 but the quality of dishes were not up to the mark. Again I hope it was due to Sunday evening staff crunch.

Wow! We just discovered this gem tonight and I already can't wait to go back!…read more Wonderful service, prompt, friendly, and helpful with the questions I had. We started with the Paneer appetizer, which was awesome. Both sauces were wonderful, I couldn't decide which was the best. We then ordered the lamb biryani (huge portion!!!) and the fish curry (also large portion), along with some garlic naan. Every bite was so very good. We ate way too much! For desert we tried two options and they were both fantastic. Bonus points for having Coke products and the mix was one of the best we've had in Indianapolis. The restaurant is large and open, and very clean. Smells wonderful when you walk in. We will definitely be back.

I always knew of this place but I did not know that they had lunch buffet. When I was walking by…read morethe other day, I saw a big sign that says lunch buffet $10.99. Sounds like a great deal and I love Indian food so I decided to try. This is a place to be when you have a big appetite. I was greeted and seated right away upon entering. The place is much bigger than I assumed by the looks of the entrance. Many tables available. Staff were dressed and acting professionally. For some reason the buffet area had little lighting and was dark, which is not very appetizing. But the food was good. I am a big fan of Tikka masala. Theirs is different than what I'm used to- in a good way! It is sweet, savory, tomatoey, creamy and smooth. It was addicting. I ate more than I should. Channa masala was very salty, so it's a no for me. Chicken curry was good too. But Tikka Masala won. I think this is great value especially considering this is in Downtown indy. I will be a frequent customer here for sure.

I eat every time I have a taste for some good Indian food. Everything I've had has been seasoned…read moreand cooked so good. The service is excellent they make sure all food goes out fresh! The restaurant is very clean and cozy for you to enjoy some again good food. If your in the Plainfield area stop in they also do lunch buffets too!

The food is top-notch, fresh and flavorful. This is a small place and very charming. The owner is…read moreon site most nights. The service is terrific as there aren't that many tables. Go off- hours so you can avoid the weekend dinner crowds. This is a hidden gem in Plainfield, don't miss out!

Above and beyond attentive service, great recommendations for what to order with people's spice…read morepreferences, every food item was fresh and hot. Everything was so tasty it was hard to stop taking bites from everyone else's plates. The crab rangoons were clearly homemade and packed full, spring rolls were crunchy and nice, all delicious. Cute and cozy dining room.

incredible service. warm, welcoming atmosphere with delicious food. best, most flavorful green…read morecurry I've ever had- and I've had a lot! ;) would highly recommend.

This was not only the BEST Indian food I've ever had but some of the BEST FOOD I have ever had! The…read morefood is phenomenal and the service is above and beyond! Every time I order here the owner always makes sure I have everything I ordered in my bag. I could not recommend them more. If you want good Indian food GO HERE! If you want to try Indian food for the first time then order the chicken makhni. You will not regret it. 20 out of 10, 5 stars isn't enough

Food was fantastic! I'm pretty basic and I always get the chicken tikka masala. It's a classic that…read morealways tastes good. I also got some garlic naan to go along with it and it was also amazing. The service was also great! The staff are super friendly and my food came out very quick! I'm glad to have found a new Indian restaurant by me, since I have moved to Carmel pretty recently. The prices are great too!

Run by the sweetest people ever. Great authentic Thai without a Bodhi price tag…read more Recommend carry out here and enjoy this amazing food!

You can just mention the name Sawasdee and any true lovers of Thai food in the Indy area will…read moreimmediately drool. So, it was with a certain sense of relief that after a rough experience during the pandemic this beloved Thai institution returned with this "curbside" joint at 65th and Keystone. I will admit that it took me way longer than I would have liked to finally make it to Thai Curbside by Sawasdee. It's relatively close to my neighborhood, however, with all the road construction around I just didn't go much north of the Glendale area for quite awhile. That road construction is calming down, at least in this area, and it's now fairly easy to get to the strip center location where you can find Thai Curbside. About the only thing else here of note would be Kroger and potentially Arby's. I suppose you should also toss in Sahm's Place also across the parking lot. You can imagine my surprise when I arrived and first noticed that Thai Curbside is not, in fact, exclusively curbside. That said, a good amount of their business seems to be curbside and take-out. They do also offer catering. The inside dining option is admittedly slight with about a half-dozen tables and a counter space that struck me as pretty cool. In terms of accessibility, it's pretty solid here. Parking is pretty easy. There's not an accessible spot directly in front, however, they are around the strip center. I've not had difficulty finding a way to park here to protect accessibility. The door is a single-sided glass door and the layout is welcoming and roomy. As nearly every review has indicated, service is top-notch here with a strong sense of welcome and enthusiastic greetings. Food options here are, you guessed, it Thai. They have appetizers, soups, salads, stir-fried entrees, curry entrees, fried rice and noodle entrees, a la carte options, beverages (including Thai iced tea and iced coffee), a handful of desserts, and for those who just can't do without a soft drink they carry Pepsi products (and regular iced tea that is unsweetened). I'm a crab rangoon maniac. The crab rangoon here is definitely upper tier. In terms of entrees, ginger rice and chicken is only available on weekends. It's incredible. Pud Kra Tiem Prik Thai is also inspired. I tend to avoid curry entrees, however, I've got friends who swear by them here. I've also not tried any of the desserts. Overall, this is a terrific option - especially for take-out. The inside dining is definitely smallish. It's still winning - and you get to experience the friendly people here. However, I tend to prefer either dining in my car or taking it home. I tend to be fairly boring with my diet, but Thai Curbside is definitely an experience I'll be craving in the very near future once again.

Love trying new food and this is a new to my area so we decided to try it…read moreWe got Beef Curry and Nam Kyi Toh The beef curry was very flavorful and unique from other curries The Nam Kyi Toh had thick noodles and find that the noodles are too thick for my liking but the flavor was also good Overall this place was simple the service is lacking a little bit I think they just need more training

I would actually call it more of an Asian fusion restaurant. You can get Padd Thai, Bulgogi, Jap…read moreChae, Curries, Crab Rangoon... all types of Asian countries are re presented here. I do have to say that many of the familiar dishes come with an unexpected slightly different taste, but all very delicious. Just letting everyone know so you come with open minded taste buds. Some of us enjoyed a cup of Burmese tea, which is a large cup with very fragrant tea. Reminds a bit of Indian Chai but much more subtle in flavor, sweet but not overwhelmingly sweet. Very nice. I ordered the eggroll appetizer, which came with 2 large eggrolls. Lots of meat in those and the dipping sauce is also different than I am used to. A bit spicier, but has a very good flavor to it. The crab rangoon were overstuffed deep fried pillows of goodness. The fried dumplings also did not disappoint. Nice delicate flavor with a killer dipping sauce. Surprisingly I loved the samosas. I am usually not a big fan, but I really liked these. Stuffed full of curried flavor. I would eat those again. It appears that the main dishes come with a chicken broth like soup, which is quite tasty, has a bit of onion and cilantro in it. I enjoyed the Jap Chae, which was a bit darker than I am used to and tasted different that others I had before. As I mentioned before, it was delicious in it's own way. Other guests enjoyed the different fried rices offered and some had bulgogi and padd thai. Everyone was satisfied and voted to come back for another visit. So that counts as a good seal of approval. Payment is at the register. Prices were quite reasonable also. Plus they made an effort to design the interior and it shows some interesting focal points.