Great place to get good Indian food! The restaurant is attached to a gas station and it's not fancy…read morebut it's clean and good. Our waiter was friendly and served us well. We enjoyed all of our dishes and definitely will be back. Come satisfy your Indian cravings here!

Stopped by Curry Indian Grill today to support smaller new businesses for this year. I can tell you…read morethe visit was completely worth it. This is one of the best Indian diners in OKC area. Everything was delicious. The chicken samosas were great but the sauce was even better. The chicken tikka masala was so good. The dish was buttery delicious. It did have a little bit of a sour taste which I personally liked. The chicken meat was very tender. It was not very spicy to me though. The portion size was decent but I was full afterward and was unable to try their Naan bread, something else I typically get at an Indian restaurant. I would imagine that not many people know about this place because I was the only customer dining in on a Saturday afternoon. If you love Indian food, I would highly recommend to check out Curry Indian Grill because this small quiet little diner was wonderful.

Chennai Central Cafe holds a special place in my heart being from Chennai. The food feels like a…read morehome-cooked meal served in a restaurant, exceptionally pure and authentic. The menu, though short, offers delightful surprises with daily specials. We savored the spicy Chili Garlic Dosa and the delectable Prawn Masala Dosa, accompanied by fresh and delicious condiments. The Chicken Korma with the Prawn Masala Dosa was a super hit. My only wish is to see South Indian salt lassi called "Mor" on the menu. The Sambhar with the Dosa was a delight, and surprisingly, despite indulging in two Dosas, I didn't experience the usual heartburn. The dosa had the perfect texture--neither too crispy nor too thick. While warm, I wished it could have been hotter. The Urad Vada from the regular menu was hot, soft, and delicious, accompanied by tasty condiments. My friend enjoyed the Filter Coffee, attesting to its goodness. Meeting Chef Uma revealed the secret behind their limited opening hours--she dedicates time to hand grind and make all the spices herself. A true display of passion, a rarity in today's commercialized world. Despite wishing for their success, my only hope is that Uma's passion remains untainted by business pressures. The modern decor, LED lights, and spacious, comfortable seating create a pleasant ambiance. Parking is adequate, though not ample. In conclusion, Chennai Central Cafe is a gem in OKC, an experience that shouldn't be missed.

Such a lovely Southern Indian restaurant. Everything is authentically made and tastes flavorful…read more The goat curry was great and a perfect level of spice. We also tried the chapati and korma which was excellent. The chapati was thin and tasty. I loved my cardamom chai Bobba lovely mixture of flavors. The only con is the portion sizes and prices. The portions are a bit small and the it is a bit pricey for the size. All of the waiters were very nice and helpful with everything. I loved the atmosphere as well it had a fancy feel high is perfect for an evening meal.

Visited on September 25, 2026…read more Service: Servers were friendly and helped choose what to order. Recommended others items to try the next time visiting. Ambiance: Standard dining area - nothing out of the ordinary. Food: The Butter Chicken is smooth and creamy. Not too spicy and rich in flavor. Served with white rice that pairs well with the creamy sauce. The Chicken Biriyani was strong with cumin and turmeric. It is a little spicy, but not overbearing. The garlic cheese naan was tasty by itself and even better dipped in the butter chicken sauce.

Small portions and very watery malai kofta...with barely any kofta in it. The fact that they didn't…read moregive you an option to change the spice level should have been a red flag that this would be low quality food.

Food was excellent- it's definitely a family owned restaurant and atmosphere. We got the shrimp…read morebiriyani (first time for me), butter chicken, garlic and cheese naan(both great) , cauliflower, and tikki masala to share. Will be back!

Aunty makes the best goat curry in Oklahoma City. Do not let the look of the building or the carpet…read moreon the floor persuade you otherwise. This is the kind of place that reminds me of going to my grandma's house and eating the same food your mom was raised on, and her mother before her. Each bite is a piece of history and perspective. This isn't some soulless Applebee's--this is food made by hands that have cooked the same recipes over and over again, perfecting every part of them. If you love storytelling and good food, please stop by Mana. This is the kind of place Bourdain would have visit.

Very authentic and delicious quick to come out from the kitchen and we ate every bite. Yum Nothing…read moreleft lol The service is great! clean fresh atmosphere go go go to the Clove!

I was sadly disappointed by my experience here! Ordering delivery to-go is a huge and rare treat…read moreright now, and I wish I'd picked somewhere else. The Lunch Platter was such a great idea and packaged very well! Sadly, the rice, chicken tikka masala, palak paneer were all quite bland. The chicken was tough, as though it had been thawed and cooked too quickly. I didn't receive the advertised bite sized samosas, but instead a gluey, pasty, mushy eggroll. Salt did not help the rice, it literally had no flavor. The naan had good flavor but was so thin and tiny it was falling apart. Not puffy or thick like other restaurants. I usually love Indian food (as well as all diverse cuisine, I'm not an expert in Nepalese though) and have never had a bad experience anywhere, so I was looking forward to being pleased--- unfortunately, it was a disappointment. Hoping it was an off day for them and that usually everything has flavor.

Absolutely delicious-highly recommend and I was my first time trying Bangladeshi food. Will return!read more

An unexpected find serving Bangladeshi food in OKC while I was shopping at the store next door…read moresince it's very hard to find outside of cities with over 6 million people in its metropolitan area. The food was delicious especially the polou rice and the paratha. The fish curry and the egg omelet was good too just that the fish curry could be a little bit less salty. The puri was also good since it was crispy but I wished it was a little bit less greasy. The inside gave off hole-in-a-wall restaurant vibes since it's small and the owner's children were helping running the store and some of them were watching TV while I was eating which means that the restaurant is most likely family owned.

I'm not sure why this place has such low rating..it's actually one of my favorite Indian…read morerestaurants in town. I've been on the hunt for a good dosa for a while, and this spot nails it: fresh, crispy, and exactly the flavor I've been craving. The ambiance is casual and chill, like a cozy neighborhood spot. Plus, they have a grocery store next door, which is a nice bonus!

The biryani was so good that I forgot about my issues with Saffron. Which, there were plenty of…read moreissues, but that biryani I had today was legit. I feel like I can gaslight myself into all sorts of abuse when you give me good food.

This little restaurant is a hole in the wall that easily gets missed. It's in an old gas station…read moreand there is a Mediterranean food truck outside. The restaurant itself is part of a Pakistani/Indian general store. There's limited seating but the food itself was delicious. The owner was so nice and went above and beyond in terms of service. We ordered the nihari, samosas, biryani, and naans. Will definitely be going back to try the halwa puri next.

Not much to say honestly. Just really good authentic Indian cuisine! This is my second time…read moreordering and their food didn't disappoint. I have no pictures because i just devoured everything lol I'm a sucker for curry

Not from the area (from northeast) but was craving Indian food during my trip…read more Ordered the following: Butter chicken (medium spicy) - good flavor and could taste the heat Gobimanchurian - good flavor Chicken 65 - disappointed it was very dry and no flavor

We were staying in Oklahoma City, OK and this restaurant was recommended by the Hilton Garden Inn…read moreemployee. We checked it out and it was fabulous. We had the spinach pakora with 2 dipping sauces, butter chicken and I requested white meat, no problem, malai kofta, rice and garlic naan. Everything was delicious. I would highly recommend this restaurant. You will not be disappointed. Enjoy.

Gopuram is by far the weakest Indian buffet I have ever been to and I've been to many. It's so bad…read morethat I feel like calling it "weak" is actually a compliment since it downplays the extremity of the situation. Shockingly, it used to be decent, but is totally unrecognizable now. I don't even know how the place has survived; it's like a rotting husk of something that once was. If you have ever been to a mediocre Indian buffet, you already know exactly what dishes they have: The world's okayest Chicken Tikka Masala. Palak Paneer that tastes like Walmart cream spinach. Vegetable Korma that tastes like Campbell's cream of broccoli soup. Mushroom Soup that might literally be Campbell's cream of mushroom soup. One piece of tandoori chicken on top of 7,000 onions. The only kind of unique thing is the goat curry which has jagged shards of bone in every bite so it's kind of like playing Russian Roulette. If you've ever wanted to eat questionable gruel with broken glass in it, they've got you taken care of. Some poor soul who is clearly a non-Indian lady runs the whole front of house. Literally did not see a single other person besides some vague clanking coming from the kitchen, probably the real owners, chained to a chair somewhere in the back. Near the bathrooms where the silverware is inexplicably located (far away from the food), I saw the most disgusting spoon I've ever seen in my life. This was "clean" silverware for guests. My main Indian spot is Manna, which is inherently dirty and questionable in various ways, so to horrify me of all people is truly a terrifying spectacle. I left the buffet still hungry, a totally incomprehensible feat for me, since I am extremely gluttonous. Alas, Gopuram has accomplished the impossible.