It is a decent Indian restaurant in Greenwood IN area. We ordered Paneer chili and it tasted…read moredelicious with a little tangy flavor to it. Kashmiri naan, one of my favorites tasted delish!! The customer service is helpful in explaining the menu. The inside is average loud and brightly lit. They do dine in and carry out. They are good for business casual and family friendly.

I had a hankering for Indian buffet, but ever since Covid most of them have shut down in…read moreIndianapolis. In Greenwood, Swagat came up as a place to try, although it is not a buffet. My friend and I went in here for a casual dinner before plans and I decided to get Tika Pioneer and Tika chicken with Naan, knowing I would have some to take home. I would say the price is match the quality for this area. Excellent flavor, good service, and good amount of customers enjoying themselves.

The chicken tikka masala almost made me weep it is so good. To me, a good chicken tikka masala is a…read morecomforting hug. It's creamy, the chicken is tender and juicy and the flavors are just divine. The naan is soft and perfect for sauce sopping! We called our order in and the process was quick and easy. The restaurant is simply furnished, but with food like this, who needs ambiance? It's been a crappy week and this has put a happy spin to turn it around.

Very nice people here. The restaurant was steady, not busy, and is nothing fancy but that was fine…read morewith us. I got the butter chicken and we each had an order of the garlic naan bread. The butter chicken was very good and I liked the fact that the rice that came with the butter chicken was not heavily spiced. The butter chicken was mild and flavorful, and the naan bread was DELICIOUS, fresh and savory. I also got gulab jamon and a mango lassi to go, and I thought the bill was pretty reasonable, and certainly competitive with other similar restaurants nearby.

Our first time here, my boyfriend's first time having Indian food. Our server was so friendly and…read moreeager to offer recommendations! It smelled amazing and very clean inside. Server recommended the following after we shared our preferences of spice levels - Drink: Badshahi Falooda - yummy drink with rice noodles Food: Garlic naan - so soft VERY SPICY - Andhra curry Medium spice - Madras curry Dessert: Kesar kulfi

Love their biryanis. Always busy. Always top notch. Love…read moretheir pastries. You should try it out.

My son gets the chicken and rice with extra white sauce every weekend. He also gets the falafel…read more Very nice guys working there and the food is always hot and fresh. My son loves it and it's one of his favorite weekend splurges.

One of my coworkers recommended this place to get my gyro fix. Right near 65 on Main St in…read moreGreenwood. Across from Road Ranger Truck Stop and in the U-Haul parking lot. This is a trailer/food truck setup, very little seating, parking is rough but the food was not bad. Pretty good selection of appetizers and Indian Food plus several types of Gyros. I shoulda got 2 because they are kinda small but packed with lots of meat and the quality was good. Not a lot of places to eat around here and glad I stopped by to check it out. Will explore the menu further.

This is an Indian grocery store plus sit down/carry out Indian restaurant. Great location and…read moreenough parking in front and around. We tried their chhole bhature, amritsari kulcha, aloo parantha and hakka noodles. Hakka noodles definitely weren't hakka rather some masala noodles and their mild wasn't even mild. 0/10. Chhole bhature - enjoyed the extras (onions, pickle and raita) more than chhole bhature. This is more of chana curry and puri 3/10 Amritsari kulcha - my first time trying this. Side of chana curry is same as with Chhole bhature. Liked the crispness of kulcha. Will give one more try before I decide a yay or nay for this. Aloo Parantha - what its supposed to be, the only item the way it should be in our order. Soft, flavorful and filling. 9/10 I had much higher expectations from this place. Would like to try a few other items from their street food menu to check how their appetizers are.

This relatively new spot was a delight! We entered through the store which looked bright and full…read moreof amazing spices, treats and cooking ingredients...but we didn't have time to explore much. We walked into the restaurant which is to the side and a bright and open space. There aren't a ton of tables so it looks more like a spot for a quick bite or quick food while or after shopping. The menu is extensive and much of it was unknown to us. However the server graciously gave us suggestions and then would show us photos on her phone so we could imagine the dish. The prices are very reasonable for what you get, and we orders two appetizers and two Main Street food options and had plenty for three with leftovers! The appetizer was very tasty with paneer and spinach baked into a flavorful dough. The special burger my husband devoured and even said he would get it again for sure! They do not have chicken or meat on the menu but are all vegetarian, but you don't miss the meat at all! For us who eat mostly veggie or plant bars it was delightful to be able to order anything and know it was primarily made in house veggie based! Our dishes had five curries to try which we loved, but do note there is no spice option. They come as they come, so for those not enjoying much spice make sure to ask which options are milder. Ours came with yogurts and dips which cooled things down considerably, plus they have lassis which are great for cooling the tongue. We are already planning to go back and loved it! A very different fee than other spots and a more street food feel from the Panjab. Delicious!

So I ordered delivery from this place never heard of them or tried them before completely open to…read moretrying new things ! Let's start with online ordering in the app I used called Slice 1st of all its fluid, easy shows so much amazing stuff on the menu with pictures too very nice adds 15 percent tip to the order for you as well nice ! Second the pizza I ordered was the Spicy Lamb Kabob Pizza Twist & Italian Garlic Pizza with a Lamb Twisty Pocket. Since I have never had lamb on a Pizza I wanted to try it out. They did not disappoint I asked for delivery by noon it was delivered 12:00 noon prompt that is service ! It was hot fresh delicious the lamb and cheese and tandoori sauce just fuse a beautiful symphony in your mouth could not have been more impressed every bite delicious. The Italian garlic pizza that sauce is delicious my crust was not soggy it held the topping without them sliding off and not to heavy on my 12 inch pies that the slice would bend to far either. Just a blend of meat and cheese to a delight. The bite I took from the twisty lamb pocket meat filled juicy not dry delicious I tried a little of everything I did not eat an entire 2 pizzas my self . The menu has plenty of things I would like to try in the future so this is the beginning of a beautiful client relationship !

The staff waited on us right away because we were the only ones in the place!! We got a deep dish…read moresupreme which it was not deep dish but that's the way it goes it was over cooked you can see in the picture! Overall the pizza didn't taste horrible but it's not as good as some of the other Chicago Pizzas we've been too!! It is trying to have a fun area to sit and play games!!

Great food at a reasonable price! The service was prompt and friendly, and the atmosphere was…read morecomfortable and enjoyable. We had a wonderful experience and will definitely eat here again.

I moved to Indianapolis a couple of years ago and found Spicy Doner on DoorDash. I was very…read moresurprised by how amazing the food was and have ordered from them many times since my first order. It had been a while since I last ordered, and today I was craving chicken tikka masala. I placed my usual order, and saying I was disappointed would be an understatement. Look at the salad photo I attached and compare it to the photo on the menu. They are not even close to being the same, and what I received was quite disgusting. The plain naan bread was unusually greasy. After being disappointed by the salad and bread, I do not know why I was surprised when the main dish was lacking as well and tasted nothing like my previous orders. DoorDash still lists the restaurant as Spicy Doner, but Yelp now shows the restaurant name as Punjabi. I can only assume the restaurant is under new management due to the name change and the dramatic decline in quality. Hopefully, I can find an alternative restaurant soon because I will not be ordering from here again.

The name sounded interesting so my husband and I decided to check it out. I had a feeling it was…read moreIndian and Mexican food, sure enough that's it. I really wanted to try something mixed, but the worker said it was mostly either or. I really thought there would be more fusion options, but on the menu - the left side was Indian dishes and the right side was Mexican dishes. We did order a chicken tikka taco (sort of Indian/mexican infused) and then decided on butter chicken in medium. For the taco, you can get corn or flour tortilla and we forgot to specify, but thankfully it came out on corn. The butter chicken came with rice and naan (I forgot to ask if I could make it garlic naan) so it comes with regular. For a drink, I got the mango lassi which is like a mango smoothie with yogurt and milk, and he got a mango jarrrito. Our meal came up to about $30, and we decided to dine in. I got my mango lassi very quickly, it was really smooth and creamy texture, very milky mango tasting. I liked it, but my husband didn't care for it. The jarrito has a bottle cap, and on the wall, there is a bottle opener. I didn't even notice it but my husband did, it's unique and convenient. It took about 15ish mins or so to get our food, we like that it's made fresh and was brought to our table. He gave us extra plates as we were sharing our order. The tikka taco was bland, didn't really have much flavor. He gave us two sauces, one green and one red (he said the red is spicy) and even with that it was just ok. It was however very filled. The regular naan was good, especially when I dipped it in the butter chicken sauce. As for the butter chicken, it was decent. We got it in medium spice and it wasn't very spicy to me. The rice paired well with the butter chicken. The food was enough for both of us to share and be full, plus we had leftovers. The inside was quiet, it wasn't busy when we came. They have tables and booths for dining in. They also offer drive thru service. The inside appeared clean. They have 2 restrooms towards the back of the restaurant, one for men and one for women. The women's restroom didn't have any toilet paper.

Just tried this place for the 1st time. Got the Chicken…read moreTikka Burrito. Fire!! Really great! Wolfed it down. Not sure which salsa I liked more but it was like a party in my mouth. This is definitely fusion, got some hints of curry and man the flavors and textures were on point. Very Spicy which I love. Definitely want to explore the menu further, all the items looked great, but I would highly recommend this burrito.

BEST INDIAN CUISINE! This restaurant shows pride in their cooking! Everything tasted great, the…read morelady was extremely nice. I will be back!

This restaurant is located on the outskirt of the Fairfield Inn back parking lot. It is located in…read morethe building that use to be the old Scotty's Brewhouse. This is a restaurant and banquet hall that is available to rent. The restaurant has a decent sized dining area to the left as you enter. They have booths and a television paying Indian music videos. You will find a bar area and the banquet hall to the right as you enter the restaurant. They serve some Indian favorites, and I had to look up what they were before I ordered. I was all in on the Indian food and ordered a full ethnic meal. I stared with potato pakora with a sweet lassi to wash it down. I got a Seekh Kebab for my main course and a rice kheer, to-go, for dessert. It took about 10 minutes for me to get my food and it was fresh and hot. It came with three sauces, with the tomato one being my favorite. The Kebab came out sizzling like a fajita. I will admit that Indian food is an acquired taste and if you are not familiar with Indian food, such as I, then you are going in blind. My food was good. It was spicy, but not too spicy. I went with the medium heat, hot would have proably been too much for me. The potato pakora was decent. It was slightly bland, but the sauces really made it better. The lassi was very smooth and had a milk feel and a rice taste. I ate my dessert later and it was good. It was rice in a milky substance. The guy that was my server was very friendly, patient, helpful and attentive. I enjoyed my lunch here. This is a decent spot to catch a bite of authentic Indian food

We've been here twice. First time was a double scoop with Mango & Orange pineapple and a single…read morescoop of ferrero rocher. Second time was a scoop of Sitaphal and a double scoop of the Gulab Jamun. Thankful to have been able to taste since unfamiliar with many of the flavors. Grateful to expand our palates! Friendly service and it's lively, very busy, and popular place attached to the restaurant! Tres leches cake was delicious too. Looking forward to trying more flavors and sweets.

My daughter and I had just had lunch at the steakhouse next door and her being an ice cream fiend,…read moreof course we had to see what this place was hittin' for. We walked in and there were no other customers inside. Two men who I assume worked there were behind the counter, one on the phone. The other seemed to be doing a task or something. Neither of them acknowledged us but I made eye contact with both at some point during the first 30-45 seconds of being there. We started looking at flavors and I tried again to get an acknowledgment by saying "hello". No response from either man but the one on the phone looked at me again. I started walking towards my daughter and a man came from the Indian restaurant next door and went behind the ice cream counter to serve us but he offered no greeting at all either. I said "hello" to him and got the driest "hello" back. At this point I was not interested in whatever they were offering and my daughter asked if we should leave to which I replied yes and that's just what we did. Bummer because they had some interesting looking and sounding flavors so we would've definitely tried a few. I've never been in an ice cream shop with a bad vibe-until now. Not sure what was going on but it felt very unwelcoming and as if they didn't want us there. We were the only people in there so it made no sense that we would be disregarded from only a couple feet away. I may give them another chance because maybe it was just a bad day and I misread the situation, but I won't be rushing back. Makes me wonder why they spelled quality with a K, if you catch my drift. Seriously, that's how it felt.