Ownership changed at this restaurant and it is no longer Tibet Kitchen, it's a Chinese restaurant…read more They haven't updated the menu or signs yet. I went in yesterday and they didn't have menus to offer and the owners hardly spoke English. I was confused and showed them Tibet Kitchen photos from Google to order, but they kept saying they didn't have any of those dishes. I wanted dumplings, lentil soup and chai. They brought me some other pork dumplings with no sauce and a clear egg soup to try. It was Chinese food. I saw them bringing out random food for other customers saying things like "Just try it maybe you will like it." I saw other confused customers returning dishes to the kitchen. I felt a bit nauseous that night. Something isn't right with this place. They don't seem ready for customers yet.

From what I can tell in the reviews it might depend who's in the kitchen…read more.. We had this delivered last night and I won't be ordering from here again. The chicken wings were raw in the middle. The noodles were bland... the momos had a really weird doughy texture maybe undercooked? The one good thing was the egg rolls. They were huge but very greasy. The onion fritters are probably delicious fresh but they were cold when they arrived. Skip this and head over to Trader Joe's frozen section.

*I would rate this a 6/5 * I have found it hard to find…read moreSouth Indian food in the southwest - and that too good South Indian food. This place is not just good- it's stellar South Indian dining! * Everything we ordered so delicious... the Nalini Bindi was the only dish that was okay ( I generally like bindi but didn't care for the texture in this dish) * The onion-kale pakora is a must get and so is their dosa ( also the sambar it comes with is sooo good) * The Elaneer payaasam and passion fruit custard for dessert were so darn good and highly recommend. * Indoor and outdoor seating *Busy - they do take reservations for parties of 5 or more * Despite being busy, service was attentive *They have a cool tasting menu (3 courses) that is reasonably priced... we didn't do this but did consider it ... but realized the craving for a masala dosa and pakora was stronger! * There are many reasons I will returning to Santa Fe and this restaurant will be visited on a return trip for sure

We were looking for a vegetarian place in the area, and were coming up short. But we happened to…read moresee this place listed on a blog about vegan options in Santa Fe. It sounded good, so we decided to check it out. It's a little hard to find as it sits behind another building. You have to kind of go around the block to get there. There is a parking lot in front, but it is confusing where you can park (there are signs about not parking for some establishments and only for some businesses, so it's really not clear). We wound up asking in the restaurant and it was fine. The place is pleasant inside. Lots of nice decorations. And there was a steady stream of people coming in and ordering takeout. The menu is on the small side, but the dishes they have all looked really good. One member of our party has a nut allergy, and several dishes have cashews - so the menu was even more limiting for him. But the staff were great. Several people talked to him about what he could eat, and brought out the binder that showed what was "safe." We wound up getting several of the mushroom uttapam and a white truffle dosa. They came with chutney and sambar accompaniments, some of which were flavorful but a little spicy. All in all a great meal. My wife finished her dish, which she typically doesn't do - it was a testament to how much she enjoyed her meal.

Excellent! Paddy always does a fabulous job! Great food and service. Glad he has a Resturant againread more

Great service and great food!!! I am amazed that is not always packed. Ample free parking too…read more Jane T

Delicious foods, great service & ambiance. Eating here has been a special treat to me for years…read more Tandoori chicken forever!

This was my first visit. The buffet was open when we stopped in and although they did not have as…read moremany options as I am used to, they did have a good amount and the food was good. They bring fresh mafe nan to the table too!

This was a fun find. It looks like nothing from the outside, but it's cute and the people that are…read moreworking were nice when we went in. The menu is fairly extensive and a kind of weird mashup of Indian with other cuisines. So creative! And best of all it's vegetarian and can easily be made vegan! You order at the counter and they bring it to your table when it's ready. We ordered four dishes (tacos, dosadilla, doselada, and a calzone) and shared at the table. And everything was really good. We may take an opportunity to go back while we're in Santa Fe. Totally fun.

I always looked forward to visiting Annapurnas when in town. During this recent visit, I realized…read moresomething had changed, big time. For years, their samosas were some of the best: perfectly seasoned potato filling in a lightly friend pocket alongside some date chutney sauce. On their updated menu, samosas were listed as 25%, so I went for 2 thinking the portions were as they had been for the last 15 years. Sadly, this was not so. They were more like tiny hot pockets, baked pizza dough, with a rather bland, flavorless filling. Alongside a #3 cup of veggie of the day and $16 later, I realized my journey with Annapurna had come to an end, and I would not be returning. Also, I noticed the oat milk being added to the $7 oat chai was Kirkland brand, which consists of: (filtered water, organic rolled oat flour), organic sunflower oil, calcium carbonate, organic natural flavors, sunflower lecithin, sea salt, vitamin A palmitate, ergocalciferol (vitamin D2), riboflavin (vitamin B2), and cyanocobalamin (vitamin B12) . Some listings also describe it as fortified and organic, with no added sugar noted in one review source. I'm not an Ayurvedic doctor, but these ingredients and the quality of the food have declined considerably over the last years, which is sad. Such are the times...

India Palace has been a stalwart of the Santa Fe dining community for a very long time, but it's…read morebeen years since we were downtown and looking for a place to eat on a Sunday late afternoon. We are so glad we stopped back in. The dining room is tucked away inside a small adobe outcropping on the back of one of the shopping arcades. It's a bit dark, but that is somewhat welcoming on a very hot day, and the ambient East Indian music adds the appropriate atmosphere (along with the delicious aromas coming from the kitchen). Our party of five sampled four of the entrees: two chicken curries, one saag paneer, one dal, and my very tasty (and hot!) lamb vindaloo. (Maybe they kicked the spice level up based on Emily Y's review in May -- I like hot spiced food, and it was just right for me.) Everyone loved their food, and we gobbled up three orders of the basmati rice, some butter naan, and mango chutney along with everything else. We had enough to fill our hungry bellies AND take home some delicious future lunches. Oh, the service is very courteous but a tad on the slow side when it comes to running drinks, but I think that is because they do a robust take-out business and staff is doing multiple jobs. Drinks include a delicious Masala chai and a selection of non-alcoholic drinks, beers, and wines. Well worth a stop next time you are looking for a change of pace from the incredible New Mexican cuisine here.

Got some lamb vindaloo. The lamb was tender and flavorful and the curry was very tasty. Personally…read moreI would've liked it spicier, but I ordered online for takeout and there wasn't a spice option. Maybe there is for dine in? The basmati rice is honestly really good by itself.

My friend wanted Indian for lunch. so we went to check out Maharaja since I had it on my bookmark…read moreforever. I was really surprised they actually had lunch buffet on Saturdays and Sundays as well..so it was good that we didn't have to order anything specific and got to try many of the dishes that we couldn't eat so often. I hadn't eaten Indian food so often, so I was happy I got to have a variety of curries and carbs again. It was very satisfying and hit the spot for me...although..as usual..you can easily get so sleepy after such heavy meal! The ambiance was nice and clean and the food had nice spice in it. Staff were also attentive and I thought the price was just right (around $45 for 2 ppl, including taxes but excluding tips). I would love to dine here again the next time I have craving for Indian food!

I came by myself for the lunch buffet on a tuesday at 12:15. I was seated in a booth…read more I got a glass of shiraz wine-$10.99. The buffet is divided into 3 sections- vegetarian, non vegetarian and salad/ desserts. The salad fixings were minimal. The vegetable soup was nice. The food was okay. The naan was overdone. The dessert selection was minimal. I can get sliced apples and melon at the market. The decor is nice but booths are very dark , high and uncomfortable. I did not feel welcome the entire time i was there. My overall experience was lacking .The buffet( for what it is) is way overpriced-$18.99!!! I will go to other indian buffets in town.

I really enjoy the food here. Fresh and delicious! Service is great too! I had the Chickpea bowl.read more

This place is great!!! Have loved High and Dry and now with a permanent food truck, it is always…read moreavailable with yummy food. The Mac and cheese is DELICIOUS!!! Creamy, smooth and CHEESY! The chicken here is soo JUICY!!! Just the right amount of light breading. Nice and spicy. We also had the barbacoa tacos!! Meaty, tender, flavorful!!! Food came out hot and fast. Definitely coming back SOON!!!!