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    4.4 (509 reviews)
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    Casual
    Quiet
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Mariana T.

    My Fiance and I decided to come check out this restaurant since we kept seeing so many ads about them on social media. We love Indian food and were so excited to give this place a try due to its authentic look. The food did not disappoint, my chicken curry was delicious, I chose the mild spice thinking it would have a little kick but it wasn't spicy at all, next time I would probably request a little bit of spice. My Fiance chose the medium level for his masala and he also didn't feel as though it was that spicy. The service was a bit backed up because the restaurant had a private event happening which caused delays with our food but other than that it was a great experience!

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    Pam D.

    It's been a few years since I've been here and it was just as delicious as before. I forgot how your senses are hit with the smell of all the wonderful spices when you walk in. You know you're going to eat something flavorful. My daughter and I went during lunch for the buffet. I'm not a fan of a lot of buffets but this is one of the few exceptions. You get to try different dishes. And like time I visited service was very attentive. I just wish they were closer to my work because I'd be going a lot more often.

    Trina W.

    Yum, Yum, Yum! Samosas were crispy on the outside, potatoes inside were cooked all the way through, and just a small kick of spicy. Before we ordered those, chaat was brought to our table with the traditional red and green sauce. (Not sure what they're called) Was asked if I wanted my vindaloo medium or really spicy. I chose spicy and boy did they deliver. It wasn't unbearable hot but had to finish on some garlic naan to help with the burn. The amount was ample, leaving plenty for leftovers. *YAY* This is the place to go!

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    Ino R.

    Great buffet, good price. Brought some new friends for a team building luncheon. They had never been, but they left full and happy. The buffet has some regular items, rotating items, and sometimes specialty items. I'm glad they have naan, pakora, and the tandoori chicken. They always have some sort of of saag (or spinach dish), they rotate their curried meat. Yesterday they had curry chicken and meatball vindaloo. They even rotate the deserts sometimes it's mango yogurt, but yesterday they had kheer (rice pudding) and gulab jamun (like cake balls drenched in syrup). I buried two giant plates of buffet, and topped it off with hot chai (cardamon tea). It was all good. I will certainly keep it as a go to location for Indian food here in SA.

    Janel F.

    Service was good. The only thing our server lacked on was telling us that we could order something on the menu. We came here wanting chicken tikka masala, butter chicken, cheese naan, and garlic naan -- not knowing this was a buffet spot. So, we ate a few things at buffet (new for us), and when I went to get some naan that they had, it was hard, as if, it's been sitting in the warmer for a long time. My daughter stated that she wanted chicken tikka masala, and the server at the other table heard her, and he came over and told us that we can order whatever was on the menu, but it would be an extra charge for the chicken tikka masala, along with the buffet charge, but we didn't mind it. Once my daughters chicken tikka masala came, we tried it, and grrrrr...it was overpowered by the tomato base. Sadly, we're on the hunt for another Indian spot.

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    Kayla N.

    This past Friday, my parents and I visited India Oven for their weekday lunch buffet around 1:00PM. While crowded, we were still able to find a table and sit down almost immediately. The staff quickly took our drinks and told us that we could go up to the buffet line to get started. I am usually reluctant to visit Indian restaurants as the food is generally too spicy for me, but I decided to try a bit of everything from the buffet line this time (with the exception of items specifically marked extra spicy). Much to my surprise, everything had only a mild heat level and was packed full of flavor. The items in the buffet line were continually being refreshed / replenished and I never felt like something had been sitting out awhile. The staff also continually came around to clear empty plates and refill drinks. I was impressed with the food and the service and would absolutely go back!

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    Mike M.

    Hidden gem! The portions here are huge for dinner. They are definitely shareable. Food was so good and prepared to satisfy. The mango lasi was delicious. During the lunch hour they have buffet until 2 pm. This holiday season they will be open and have some special meals planned. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Great atmosphere and good selection of wine and beers.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The sag paneer was so good. Love how they section the menu but if you need suggestions just ask. They were very happy to help depending on what you like. Plenty of parking too. If you like Indian food do your self a favor and try India Oven, we will be back aguja and again.

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    Carolina S.

    This restaurant had tons of reviews and a lot of stars so we were so excited to try another Indian restaurant, but sadly we were disappointed! The service was top notch, your water cup will never reach the halfway point before being refilled. We ordered vegetable samosa, chicken pakora, and dal soup. Everything was overly salty ( and I love me some salt) the outer shell of the samosa wasn't as crispy and flaky as I'm used to, the chicken pakora had too much salt and seasoning and the dal soup had an overwhelming amount of salt. We ordered goat biryani, chicken korma, Gobi Manchurian and a side of naan. The goat biryani was really good, it had a lot great textures, and flavors! The chicken korma was bland. They used cubed chicken breast and most likely just added it to the sauce. The Gobi was really spicy and tasted sour. I order ras malai for dessert and unfortunately that wasn't good either. Not impressed

    Lauren B.

    What a vibe. I stumbled upon this place heading home with the search for "Indian food" in my gps on a Saturday night. The place was packed but the vibe was cozy, romantic, intimate. Couples were sipping wine and families were enjoying their meals under soft red lights mixed with soft chatter. I saw buffet tables which I overheard someone mention they have buffets during lunch hours with the exception of Mondays. I ordered the Dal soup, Vegetable Pakoras, Paneer Pakora, garlic naan, and Matar Mushroom, all delish! Il take the spice level up next time. While waiting for my to-go order I watched the food come out in these adorable silver trays. Cannot wait to dine in on the next date night

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    Nawabi Hyderabad House

    Nawabi Hyderabad House

    4.4
    (12 reviews)
    4.3 mi

    Every South Asian restaurant I've loved in my life has been a health inspector's nightmare…read more In Berkeley, I used to frequent Kabana, where the bathrooms were disgustingly filthy, and the only source of light was my phone. Best food ever. Here in SATX, for years, I've (begrudgingly) frequented Madurai Mes a few blocks away. You enter the lobby, and it feels like the staff is having a competition over who can ignore you. It's cramped and dingy, and there are AC hoses snaked throughout the place, and I've never been able to eat there for under $30, but they make a pretty good thali. And so in my brain, the best indian food comes from Resturants you don't much want to eat at. Nawabi was huge and well lit and dare I say clean? It felt slightly dated, and culturally a bit off - like maybe it belonged to an Ethiopian restaurant before - but classy. So the food was going to suck. The menu is expansive and seemingly interesting. It was missing my thali. It did have a number of dishes that offered a few things to try. I haven't, as an adult, longed for food served from a bucket - but Biriyani seems like a solid choice with which to fill one. My kid doesn't care for dosas, but does he like chocolate dosa? I don't know, but were fixin' to find out. Some of the weekend-only options had me salivating. I ordered the Plain dosa with mutton curry. This is a novel combination to me, and maybe also to my waiter, who had me point it out on the menu. It was good, the dosa was thin and crispy with the right amount of edges, the sambar was just ok, the chutneys were good, mutton curry was excellent. I skipped dessert, and opted for chai masala. But I should have really gone with some of their kulfi which looked super tempting in its display case. In short, everything was pretty awesome. I have my next visits penciled in to try the lunch buffet, peruse the weekend menu, and track down the AYCE pani puris. The only problem was that this time - on a Monday night - I was the only customer there, which was weird. But the staff was super welcoming, no Deliverance vibes, so I went with it. If y'all could do me a favor and eat here sometimes to keep this one open, that would be awesome.

    Beautiful and new Indian restaurant nestled in a quiet corner with plenty of parking. Upon…read moreentering, we were greeted with smiles. I loved the authenticity and how clean it was. The food was delicious and I'll definitely be saving this as one of my go tos. My only recommendation would be that staff provide updates if there are delays with food. Below is a rating of the food: Wok Tossed Noodles w/ Chicken 5/5 Goat Tikka Masala 5/5 Garlic Naan 5/5

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    Indian Food Stories

    4.6
    (13 reviews)
    6.1 mi

    I found this place by mistake on the map being in the area. We decided to go check it out. The menu…read moreis South Indian breakfast menu. So many different dosas to pick from! Whoever was at the window I am not sure if he is the owner was so very patient with us to pick what we want! There is the food truck and to the side there is a building where you can go inside sit down and eat. I believe I was the only non Indian eating and I love it! I felt I am back in India! It is a chill place to hang out and have some Indian snacks! Add to that the masala chai and you are all set! The food is really authentic with a real spice kick! I would definitely be back!

    Oh my goodness! I was absolutely blown away by this food truck. First off, the person who took my…read moreorder was very patient with me as I explained that I was curious and wanted to try something new & they were very kind and excited for me. I googled the dishes beforehand and they helped me stay clear of anything too spicy. I chose to try the masala dosa and the onion uttapam. Oh gosh did it smell absolutely delicious, I was super excited to dig in. Both dishes were full of flavor. Very delicious. Not spicy at all. The SAUCES! Complimented both dishes really good. The lentil soup that came with the dishes was so good, had a kick, but nothing I couldn't handle. I will be coming back to try more for sure. Sorry for the picture, my coworkers and I were too excited to dig in

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    Masala Dosa, Onion Uttapam
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    Tandoor Palace

    Tandoor Palace

    4.3
    (23 reviews)
    3.6 mi

    Food, service, and atmosphere was amazing. The food was always hot the waiters always re-filled…read moredrinks without having to ask and they also always took plates immediately. 10/10

    I have traveled to this restaurant plenty of times. I first encountered this place when they were…read morein their old location, when they were down the street from where they are now. First I feel I should explain that I live in the total opposite area and outside the city so this place is quite a long voyage. Nonetheless, I feel as if I have to say, I love this restaurant. This new building location is way better than the last. No more random pot holes everywhere and no more worry of your entire car getting stuck in the parking lot because you happen to drive over a hole that's somehow three feet wide. I am such a big fan of this place infact when they closed to relocate I got depressed knowing I couldn't have their food for the time being. Now for the actual review. Walking into this restaurant you wouldn't expect much from it. A small buffet stand and a normal seating arrangement. They sat me down quite hastily and the waitress came immediately to pour water for you to quench any thirst you may have had before entering. Before I got my food I took a sip of the water she just poured and instantly the veil of the tandoor palace was lifted and it revealed its true nature. This place is a sanctuary run by the divines, the waitress a goddess. The water was the most refreshing water man could ever have. I felt like I was drinking tears that a god had cried over its subjects that just so happen to also land in the fountain of youth and this waitress is the only inhabitant in the mortal realm that has access to the said fountain. and she blessed you with this holy water by pouring it inside a piece of the holy grail. After experiencing pure ecstasy from the divine hostess I finally walked up to the small buffet to grab the same thing I have always gotten. Rice, with their chicken tiki masala. Shaking from the previous experiences I've had with this divine food I could hardly hold my excitement. Sitting down to finally have a bite, I felt a calling from heaven and the need to pray to god for blessing me with a sanctuary and meal such as this. With the first bite I am instantly face to face with the vision of this chicken I have swirling in my mouth. I've never seen such a chicken. He tells me that even though he has died, he is happy to have ended up in the hands of a chef that personally cooks for the gods on his free time and that the chef treated him such care he didn't even notice himself pass over to the afterlife and to be added to such an exquisite dish such as this and that he is happy to have brought someone like me such a feeling of immense joy. Hearing this from the sacred chicken I begin to cry tears of happiness. Pulses of oxytocin, dopamine, endorphins, and serotonin surge through my body and with every bite I experience pure heaven. I can't explain to you enough how I feel about this food more than what I am typing right now at this very moment. Then finally the Naan shows up, maybe a little late but just in time for me to experience a new joy of just having the chicken tikimasala and rice alone. Placing my fork down, I grab the piping hot naan and notice the slight glisten of butter over the surface of the Naan like a bar of pure gold, with pieces of what seems to be garlic and maybe cilantro and parsley. I continue to use its garlic buttery goodness to scoop the food on my plate and proceed to shove it into my mouth. I full heartedly believe an old man would say, "My stomach is jealous of my mouth for being able to have its way with it first." Plate after plate you would want to devour even if you would taint this holy sanctuary with the sin of gluttony, maybe try to hide your sin under the napkin they provide to you like the French do for ortolan bunting. Slowly I became full and still had some food on my plate. One shouldn't waste food here or more like who would want to. You'd rather sit there for an extra couple minutes so your stomach could settle and let the food get cold because you'd still wish to eat it. At this restaurant if one should find a hair in their food (not saying you will or i did im exaggerating!) you'd take it as a blessing from the divine in the kitchen and still continue to eat it. (Around it of course.) Meat balls were also pretty good.

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    HUGE party room in back!
    HUGE party room in back!
    Tandoor Palace
    Previous location after the remodeling and name change, up to October 2024.

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    Previous location after the remodeling and name change, up to October 2024.

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