Someone treated me to take out. I was late. Even still the food was hot and the taste was in…read morereadable good. I certainly recommend you try if you havn't yet!

Definitely a spot with potential, and up front, I'd recommend trying them out…read more So I got this via delivery since I arrived in town late and was ready to eat and call it a night. Unfortunately, there was no option to request utensils and they didn't include any, so this whole meal was a bust. I'm not taking that out on the review here, just making a note so hopefully they take note to include that option. The hotel I was in didn't have any, and most places around were closing so I was out of luck. I ended up having to fashion some sort of scoop out of the styrofoam container that the rice came in. Did it work? No. But was it at least serviceable? Also no. It was a freaking mess and I basically ended up pitching it. But from what I could taste in between dripping bites all over my hotel room was pretty good! I went with the basics and got a chicken tikka masala. It was not quite the medium spice level, so I'd round up if you like spicey. The chicken was great quality; very tender and flavorful, definitely the highlight. The vegetable samosas were nice and easy to eat so I had two of these which are always good. Same feedback as above, needs a little more spice and flavor in the filling but solid. So all in all, in the unique situation of arriving late and getting hung out to dry on utensils, not great. But the food and prices and everything else were fair to good, so I kind of land in the middle with this one.

The food was freshly made, delicious, and affordable, and the service was friendly! My only…read morecritique is that the lassi is overpriced and the butter milk was very much not to my liking. Cheese Vadapav 4/5 Samosa plate 5/5 Masala puff 5/5 Batata vada 5/5 Butter milk 1/5

I had no expectations on what I was getting, but let you tell you this was some of the best street…read moreIndian food I have ever had. I'll be coming here repeatedly here on out

Queen of Sheba- Excellent food and warm service at a great price. While visiting Louisville, my…read morefriend suggested Queen of Sheeba for dinner. From the moment we entered until we departed, our server was warm and friendly. Not knowing exactly what we wanted, she helped us navigate the menu and gave us suggestions. After place our order, the food came out pretty quickly and was not only visually appealing, but the flavors were out of this world. Everything tasted fresh and was all nicely seasoned. The Queen of Sheba, is definitely the Queen of Ethiopian food in Louisville.

One of my favorite places to get a vegan and gluten-free meal. It's +$2 to get the Injera bread…read moremade gluten free and so worth it. Favorites thing on the Vegetarian Combo has to be the cabbage. Collard greens is a close second. This plate was so comforting. Service is always good. Staff is friendly. Bathrooms are clean. Food takes some time but you can tell is made with love. It is so acceptable to eat with your hands here and I think it is a great and intimate way to consume food. I am Filipina so getting to eat with my hands here makes me feel at home. I love the ambiance the lighting brings and cultural decorations.

They do delivery!!! So glad I found out! Their food is so good! Been to their place before Covid…read morebut not since so was so happy that from order to arrival it was only 35 minutes!! Will definitely do again.

Ordered chicken chow meal for two and after getting it home, I ended up getting sick after eating…read moreit. My wife only ate two bites and said it smelled funny. I ended up eating mine and most hers over three days. Then I had diarrhea for a couple weeks. The service was good and waited while they cooked to order. If I had gotten sick, I would had tried them again. I will not come back after my negative experience.

Never been to the actual establishment, but I have ordered twice from Togo India and I really enjoy…read moretheir food. The only reason for the four stars is because I don't care for the sauces that come with my order. I just throw it away. I always order the Biryani with chicken, it's enough to feed two people. This time I branched out and also ordered their vegetable fritters. No complaints. Next time I will try something different. Food has a nice kick with the spiciness. Just how I like it. The Naan is separate.

My husband and I consider ourselves "foodies" and wanted to try a new Indian place. We tried the…read moremedium heat level and could go hotter next time. But it was delicious!!

If you haven't been here, you NEED to go! BEST Indian in Louisville, hands down!! The chicken tiki…read moremisala, onion pakora, chicken chow mein, garlic naan, and palak paneer was a 100000/10 EVERY SINGLE THING WAS AMAZING!! If you like Indian, go find this hidden gem

The service was friendly and the ambiance gives date night, fine dining w/ linen tablecloths and…read morenapkins! The bathroom could use a good scrubbing! But let me tell you, the food is always Delicious and served hot!

Walking into this place, I knew I made the right choice. The smell was incredible. All of the food…read morewas great. The meat (we had chicken and lamb) was all really tender. The fried onion appetizer was so good. I can't wait to eat there again.

I visited on a Thursday afternoon around 2 PM. I was the only one in the restaurant; so, I was…read moregreeted and seated immediately. The expansive menu was clear and very basic looking. All of the typical Indian dishes were offered, and many of the typical Chinese dishes were offered. This restaurant appears to be a nice fusion of both cuisines. I ordered the vegetable Samosa, the chicken, biryani, garlic naan with extra garlic and mango lassi. Everything was brought to me at the same time piping hot. And even though I dined in, I was given plastic utensils. I'm not sure how I feel about the plastic utensils. Generally, I'd like to eat off of metal utensils if I dine in, so I'm not pleased with this option. The vegetable samosas were packed with peas, onions, and potatoes and spices. Actually, I've never seen so many peas in a vegetable Samosa. So I was very pleased with this menu item. They were only offered with the tamarin sauce and not the mint sauce that I've gotten with samosas at other restaurants. The garlic naan had extra garlic, as I asked for, but the bread seemed to be a little bit undercooked. Even with that it was still tasty. Now my entrée, the chicken biryani, was not nearly as spicy as I wanted it to be. However, it did have a decent spice level, but it was not the "hot" that I wanted. I ordered hot, but I rarely can get any of the restaurants chefs to actually make the spicy level that I desire. I've had very spicy Indian food in other cities, but not here in Louisville. It seems the chefs diminish their spice level to accommodate the palates of the people in the region. While this saddens me, I thoroughly understand the reason why. My chicken biryani contained lots of chunks of chicken and tasty spices, but seemingly no other vegetables. Even though its spice level may have been disappointing, the dish was very flavorful and I would order it here again. Overall, even with the mild disappointments of plastic utensils, and spice level, I enjoyed my dining experience at this restaurant.