This is quickly becoming one of our favorite new restaurants in town. It's the first Florida…read morelocation of an Indian food chain that offers Chipotle-style ordering of a fantastic variety of wet and dry curries. I got the spicy chicken chukka and okra fry dry curries with parrota bread instead of rice. The heat and flavor of the chicken chukka were nicely balanced. I like okra so I enjoyed that as well. After I ordered I finished my companion's sample of eggplant curry and it was crazy good. Gonna have that next time. When we left another customer came in and said "this all smells SO GOOD." It was exactly what I'd said when I entered earlier. Even the free smells are highly recommended.

Super enjoyed our visit here! This place is located in a plaza, so there is plenty of parking. The…read morerestaurant itself is a bit small. Upon ordering, the girl at the counter offered us a free taste. My husband wanted to try all the dry chicken curry dishes and she had no problem with it :) He finally decided on cashew and pallipayam chicken. I ordered goat, chicken curry and lemon rice, they were all delicious and flavorful! Although I would've preferred a more tender goat. Overall, we will definitely be back! So many more to try!

I was considering dining here, but after reading the owner's responses to customer reviews on…read moreGoogle reviews, I decided against it. I strongly encourage anyone thinking about visiting this restaurant to scroll through the reviews and read the owner's replies carefully. What stands out is not just one emotional response or a single bad interaction. There appears to be a pattern of hostile and personal responses toward customers. Instead of addressing feedback professionally, the owner frequently insults reviewers, criticizes their families, and in several replies tells customers to "go back where you came from" or suggests they should leave the country. When this type of language appears repeatedly across multiple reviews, it stops looking like a moment of frustration and begins raising serious concerns about the way customers are viewed and treated. Restaurants are part of the hospitality industry. Even when a customer leaves a negative review, the expectation is that business owners respond professionally and respectfully. Most establishments understand that the way they communicate with the public reflects directly on their business. What is visible here is the opposite. Many of the responses appear confrontational, dismissive, and personal rather than constructive. It is also difficult to ignore the contradiction that this establishment presents itself as an Indian restaurant, yet several replies include statements telling customers to "go back where you came from" or remarks about how this is "America, not India." Language like that understandably raises concerns for many readers. Businesses that serve the public have a responsibility to treat customers equally and respectfully. In the United States, restaurants are considered places of public accommodation and are expected to comply with federal and state civil rights laws that prohibit discrimination based on factors such as race, national origin, or religion. If any customer ever experiences discriminatory treatment or is refused service based on their background, they should know that they have the right to document the incident and report it to the appropriate civil rights authorities or consumer protection agencies. Before deciding to eat here, I strongly recommend taking a few minutes to read the owner's responses to reviews. Those replies often reveal more about a business than the menu or marketing ever will. Respect and professionalism are fundamental to hospitality. Based on what is publicly visible in the review section, those qualities appear to be missing here.

The food was decent. We got the chicken 65 entree which was little spicy but good. And got a baby…read moremild butter chicken for my little one. The weird thing was that when I called from the car while on the way there in order to place my order for the butter chicken for my bub, the guy who answered I think the owner was kinda rude and basically said he won't take my order and hung up the phone.

I have had delivery or take out from Taste of India on several occasions over the last few years…read more They are my favorite Indian restaurant in metro Jacksonville, but still just very good not great. Pros: -consistently get food I expect -naan and other breads are done well -gobi Manchurian is fantastic -meat typically not overcooked, which I find is a common issue with any stewed dish Cons: -expensive (though to be fair, who isn't overpriced these days?) -some bland dishes (korma and maybe one other I have tried but can't remember what dish) -charge for chutneys -no cold onion chutney For the last two things, it is commonplace in the northeast for Indian restaurants to include at least 3 chutneys - tamarind, mint and onion. It's a bit dark inside with more traditional Indian vibes. I'm sure dining in is fine, they are typically cordial and accommodating when I pickup my food.

So glad an Indian restaurant opened up near me as I love Indian food but I don't love driving. We…read moredecided on a whim to check out Taste of India and I am glad we did. The restaurant, service and drinks are nothing special but the food is top tier! They bring everything out as it is ready which means you are constantly getting fresh dishes and I love that. Now I have never been to India before but I think this food is pretty authentic. There was tons of flavor packed in every bite.

I was complaining about how mediocre the Indian food I could find in JAX was to the proprietor of…read morethe Indian grocery I frequent. He asked me where I had been and I named the places and he said, in essence, "do you expect to find authentic Italian food at Olive Garden". I had to say NO ( I mean it is not really bad but it is NOT authentic). He then suggested JAX Spice with the proviso that he was NOT related ot anyone there and gets no perks for recommendations, but that it is where he goes when his wife does not cook (and for the record she teached Indian cooking) Well I went and it was the best Indian food I have had since I ate Indian in London (about as good and authentic as you can get unless you actually go to India). Their prices look high at first but then the portions arrive. A couple can EASILY share n entree and even have some to take home. The Tikka Masala and Butter chicken are both DELICIOUS and here is the surprising part for me. I am a dyed in the wool carnivore and even I like (and will order) the vegetarian dishes. Their veggie Korma is super and their Gobi Manchurian is binge worthy. I cannot stop ordering it! The ambiance is laid back and service is super (at least at the one off CR 210 that I go to). I cannot say enough good about it and I get cravings about twice a month and have to go there. It is a bit more upscale than many of the Jax establishments, but still laid back enough that you feel comfortable with a big family.

Love love love the kabobs I just wanted some meat and vegetables. I wanted a healthy lunch. I came…read morein and sat in the bar area and was served right away, and the server was helpful with choosing which one she thought was better since I never tried any of them. I don't remember the name of the one I went with, but I know you could pick up spice level from 1 to 6. I picked four and it wasn't that spicy for me. It was a healthy portion of chickens and vegetables cooked perfectly and a huge side of white. I'm going to assume basmati rice. It was $24 but it was enough for a meal and a half - ish (more if you eat all the rice) I just wish they served some type of bread along with the meal no extra charge

Food was OK. 1. Dal makhani was yummy…read more 2. Baigun bharta had lemony taste to it ( didn't taste that good ). 3. Masala dosa came with cold Sambhar, which they heat when told. Dishes come with rice on side. Ambiance is welcoming.

This is by far one of the best Indian restaurants I've ever been to! If you are EVER in the Daytona…read moreBeach area, it's a must try. My family and I were a little skeptical because the parking lot was empty. I'm so glad we decided to still give it a try!!!! I said well let's look at it in a different light, that we got a whole restaurant to ourselves! The service and food were amazing from beginning to end!!! The flavors were so AMAZING!!!! The only thing that wasn't what we thought was the lychee martinis. There were no lychee's but the pour was strong. We ordered some mango juice and it made it good! All the food was fresh and flavorful. Everything came out hot. The best naan we've ever tasted. We had to order two baskets! Tried the chili fried corn! OMG we have never tasted anything like it. It's hard to explain! The vibe and decor is everything!! Me and my daughter were grooving in our chairs the whole time enjoying the food and their cultural music. We will definitely be back to support! We actually prayed for this business to be successful so we can try everything on the menu!! And before we left many people started coming in. Fine Indian dining!!!

I'm not an Indian cuisine connoisseur, but this was one of the best meals I've ever had. Prices…read morewere very reasonable. Service was nice. The outdoor patio had a nice ambience. 10/10 will be going back.

This Indian restaurant was absolutely delicious, I actually remember when I used to go to the one…read morein Fort Lauderdale where they served this mango soft serve ice cream and they actually still continued this at this location in Palm Coast. Anyway, I do recommend the Paneer Tikka Masala as it was so creamy and delicious. They also serve that ice cream and the owner actually gave it to us complimentary and he was a very kind man. I also really appreciate their kindness with helping in menu items and their Indian candies at the end of the meal near the register. Also the bathroom was very clean and ambiance was very pleasant to the eye.

Girls night out and had a wonderful dinner at Mesa! This…read moreplace is truly all the rave and the flavors and plates speak for themselves! I also want to shout out that this a woman owned business and the chef herself came out to introduce herself and talk to us about the food, concept and all. So sweet! What to order? Well you're just going to need to be willing to try something! We ordered all the things and it was fun to try the various concept. They change their menu regularly so don't get stuck to old photos but go with an open mind! For my main I had the shrimp and grits take which was comforting and delicious on the cold evening we were having. Overall our time a great and I'm thankful we have wonderful spot such as mesa in our neighborhood!

Mesa's spin on South Indian cuisine is definitely worth checking out if you live in the area…read more We ordered the uttapam, lamb burger, and lamb chops. The uttapam, a pancake with onion and herbs, was my favorite dish - absolutely delicious. The lamb was really well cooked and not too heavy on the spices. The bite of my wife's burger was excellent: juicy, flavorful, and really great bread. The fries with the burger were a little too heavily seasoned for me, but someone who really loves Indian spices might not feel the same way. Drinks were excellent. Service was very attentive and friendly. Ambience is pleasant, although a little drab. Cost is pricey, but reasonable for what you are getting.

Maaaan. I always curious to try this food from watching videos on the internet but eating their…read moredishes at the fort mose jazz and blues festival I was energized! The tradition version was very savory and tasty. Make sure to pure the sauce into the ball. The one pictured is the apple pie dessert which was amazing and fresh with the apple with extra crisp! I'm going back tomorrow to taste more!! The service was amazing with kind and helpful staff members. The food truck is brand new and everything looks clean and fresh.

From the owner: Unique spin on the Southeast Indian street food tradition - serving up air fried, crunchy, tangy,…read moresweet and savory pani puri snacks!