Great people customer service is always warming and welcoming beat Indian restaurant award is well deserved

The lunch buffet is delicious and the service is excellent. Also they have a wonderful selection of teas which can all be served hot or cold. read more

I've had several dishes here and they have all been excellent. The interior is beautifully decorated and comfortable, and the service is great. I will be coming back! read more

My first trip to India's Restaurant at their new location. The place is bigger from their original location. If I could recall properly, the first time I was @ India's Restaurant at their old location was in Dec 2007. Unfortunately, I could not recall what I ordered while I was there to begin with. So since they move to this new location here is my review on India's Restaurant. Certain of the dishes are OK for my taste bud. Yet some of the dishes they offer were such a disappointment. My gurl fren and I went here for an early dinner sometime back on September 28th 2009. If I were to recall correctly, these are what we ordered for that evening : * Shahi Bhajia which are crisp deep-fried vegetable fritters. These are OK for my taste bud. * Kanda Paratha is onion and garlic bread. This dish was pretty decent. * Murg Kebab ~ Spicy grilled chicken wings. I opt for this dish to be in a hot tomato sauce. I request it for EXTRA EXTRA HOT, SPICY HOT. I like this dish the best! * Akbar Boti ~ Tandoori lamb and shrimp cooked in a special sauce with bell peppers and herbs. For this dish, is my second best. As per norm I opt for EXTRA spicy too. * Mushroom Curry ~ A delicately spiced mix of Mushrooms, Peas and Potatoes. This is the dish my gurl fren had. She likes what she ordered for that evening and its one of her favorite dish to order whenever she comes to India's Restaurant. For beverages, I opt for Mango Lassi. The appetizers came promptly, but it took a while for our main entrees to come to our table. By the time we finish our dinner many more patrons were dining away in this restaurant. I ordered Lamb Biryani to take home for Hubs to try. For this dish, its a LET DOWN BIG TIME! Meaning MAJOR disppointment. Its so freaking BLAND! EcK! I might want to return perhaps order something different or perhaps on the day we were there, they have a BAD HAIR day or something. I do hope my review will differ. We shall see... INDIA'S RESTAURANT 7400 East Hampden Avenue, Unit F Denver, CO 80231 Phone : (303) 755-4284 Fax : (303) 752-9814 Hours of Operation : Lunch Hours : 11:30 am - 2:15 pm, Monday - Friday 12:00 pm - 2:15 pm, Saturday Dinner Hours : 5:30 pm - 9:15 pm, Monday - Thursday 5:30 pm - 9:45 pm, Friday & Saturday 5:30 pm - 8:45 pm, Sunday read more

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We have been eating at Indias for many years and through their three moves. It has always been a great place to dine and the menu is broad enough to accommodate a wide variety of tastes and diets. We had not been there in at least 18 months due to Covid. We had a houseguest last week who enjoys good food. We took him there and we were not disappointed. Great waiter with a wonderful sense of humor. Every dish we ordered to share was excellent and just as we had remembered. We are grateful that restaurants like India's have survived the pandemic and have not cut down on the menu offerings. It was extremely safe since the room is so large and no one was seated close to us. The staff continues to wear masks and we are very grateful for that. We are taking no risks with Covid exposure. Will be back soon. read more

What happened to the food and service at this restaurant? My family and I had dinner this weekend. We waited 20 mins to get water. We ordered the appetizer "Hors d'oeuvres" and received an over fried basket of cauliflower. Dinner was chicken this masala (which was decent) and the grill plate. Most of the meat of the Grilled plate was charred and uneatable. We got 1 shrimp, 3 piece of chicken and 2 pieces of an unidentified meat. Overall, the food and experience was a total disappointment. read more

Best Indian food in the entire metro area. Service is attentive. Ambiance is authentic Indian decor and refreshingly quiet.

Great food, great amibience, good service! The flavors are amazing. Best Indian food tn Denver.

This was my first restaurant experience since the Covid19 restrictions have eased up, and I'm so glad we picked India's for our coming out celebration! The owner greeted us when we entered and directed us through a rope partition separating the pick-up customers from the in house diners. It is a simple modification that goes a long way to minimize contact with other customers, but it immediately brought to mind all of the planning that has gone on behind the scenes for restaurant owners to get ready to reopen. The two of us had our usual 1) Samosa appetizer 2) Saag Paneer (spicy the way I love it!) 3) Butter Chicken (my friend's favorite go-to entree at India's) 4) 2 rounds of Conundrum white wine. The food, service, and atmosphere were excellent as usual! read more

Been my family's go-to spot for Indian food for almost 20 years. Best Indian restaurant in Denver, and is run by incredibly kind folks.

We were told that this is one of the best Indian restaurants in the area and that is no lie. Service is amazing, food is amazing, prices are reasonable. I don't live in the area, so I've never done take out or delivery, so everything is based on one visit. We will return here for future visits as we thought it was a very good experience. read more

this place suck.... everytime i go to pick up an order its never ready. also some dumb excuse. read more

Terrific service! Very friendly staff. Very knowledgeable and helpful with choosing food options. And the food is amazing. Highly recommend the garlic naan and saag paneer, which is no surprise if you've eaten Indian food even once. #32 is fantastic too, but I forgot the name. Navartan korma I believe. Delicious. Top recommendation. Filling too, which is an accom​plishment when Brian's in the house. read more

This place is a family staple for us. We have loved it for years. Young to old, we all love it.

If you are a female and they don't get your order correct. If you go back in to get what you paid for, they will treat you like they treat the females in their culture. They will look at you like, "this girl shouldn't be talking" and kick you out of their restaurant. Females, do not go to this place without a male. Cause they'll treat you like shit and kick you out. read more

One of those old Indian Restaurants focused on serving mild to medium spiced food to American customers. Had their lunch buffet, nothing special for vegetarians. Even their choice of food in the buffet was no spice dishes(in the sense, they are meant to not have chili hot spice) Veggie dishes in the buffet, $10 Dal Saag paneer Cabbage-Potato Saffron colored basmati rice Onion pakora Jelebi- dessert No Indian customers, I was the only one. But the place was almost full with American folks. Their regular/dinner menu looks good, a bit on the expensive side. The place is big, spacious and looks neat; have a banquet hall and a full bar. There is enough parking space too. ---------- Kris- Although, the lunch buffet seems so lavish for $10, my point is, it is still not attractive to Indians! Which could be the reason why I was the only Indian(my first time) in the restaurant for an hour or so that I spent at the restaurant. Haha, "who did I expect to see in a restaurant in the US?" Really?? Are you living in Denver or what?? Maybe if you had cared to take feedback and try new things(in this case old authentic Indian food with some spices and not the new Americanized mild spice dishes) there may have been more Indian customers at your Lavish Lunch Buffet. And don't be offended, I just tried your lunch buffet and wasn't excited to come back. And your dinner menu prices weren't very inviting either. And, You want to give me some hot sauce to spice it up?? It is not going to help. You have forgotten the Indian ways Kris. Good luck! read more

I've been going to India's for over 20 years and it is consistently fabulous. The food and service are truly wonderful.

The food was decent. My friends and I shared a few dishes: butter chicken, chicken tandoori, and chicken tikka masala. The chicken tandoori was quite dry. The butter chicken and chicken tikka masala were both supposed to be medium in terms of spice. The butter chicken was a medium. The chicken tikka masala ended up tasting mild. We didn't bother asking them to redo the chicken tikka masala because we had waited over an hour for the food to come out in the first place. Although service was really slow (in terms of getting our food, not for water refills), we ended up getting an appetizer on the house. I don't think I'll be coming back, mostly because it takes so long for food to come out. This is a comment to the owner. I was in a group of 4. If I had wanted to have mild tikka masala, I would have ordered from the express menu. Because I like to have some spice in my tikka masala, I ordered a medium spice tikka masala. However, it was disappointing because it was definitely not a medium. I feel like we were served the tikka masala from the express menu and not what we ordered read more

For well over 20 years (basically since it first opened in fact), India's has been a family favorite. It began life in Tamarac Square before moving in 2009 to Tiffany Plaza, where it now sits in a space formerly occupied by an Armenian restaurant called Jubilee as well as another entity called Kermen which made delicious hand-pulled Chinese noodles and dumplings. The service at India's is polite, but to-the-point - no small talk here. The ever-changing lunch buffet is always a nice option (particularly if you may not be terribly familiar with North Indian cuisines), and the large menu is sure to tickle your fancy in one way or another. Roghan Josh is one item which has always been popular on our visits. Originating way up in Kashmir but mutating somewhat as it travelled through north India, this dish consists here of slow-stewed lamb with ginger, garlic and other delectables. Another favorite is the creamy and vibrantly red-hued Chicken Tikka Masala, which was actually "birthed" in Scotland but is based upon much-loved Indian classics. As befits a nation where vegetarianism is widely practiced, India's also gives you a number of meatless offerings. I like the smoky sweetness of Bengan Bharta (roasted eggplant), the chewy thickness of Bhindi Masala (stewed okra) and of course the Khumbi (mushroom) Curry which throws peas and potatoes in for good measure. Each meal comes with cute little metal cups of Basmati rice, a tomato and lettuce salad, and Raita (a cucumber-yogurt condiment particularly useful if you ordered something just a little too spicy). You can also order one of their breads,. slapped on the inside wall of the Tandoor (inhumanly hot clay oven) and baked to perfection. I particularly like Peshwari Naan with coconut and raisins - but I may be a little biased since my grandfather was actually from the city of Peshawar in what is now Pakistan. End your feast with something sweet. Many South Asian desserts are based on Khoya - milk cooked down in a very intensive process until it is thick and sweet. This is indeed the basis for India's chewy Kulfi (ice cream) - the pistachio and mango flavors are the best. Or maybe an aromatic Kheer (rice pudding with raisins and almonds) is the one for you. For a Mughal masterpiece, it's hard to beat India's. read more

They food was good, but I think overpriced. Maybe if we had dined in, I might be ok with the price. The interior is beautiful and peaceful, but we did pickup ahead and didn't realize how nice the place looked inside and we were wearing sweatpants I wouldn't have minded paying a lot for incredible food, but it was just good. My only other complaint was the cheese roti was tough and dry, but still tasted ok. Not the best Indian food I've had, but also not the worst. So good, but overpriced...at least for takeout anyway. read more

India's is SO TASTY! Every meal we've had here has been delicious, whether dining in or taking out. Highly recommend!

I am very new to indian food but it is quickly becoming a favorite. My boyfriend has been coming here for years upon years like some of the other reviews when it was located in Tamarac Square. So now its in Tiffany Plaza, and the restaurant is very nice inside. Pretty open for space, neatly decorated, clean, everything one could ask for at an eating establishment. There also is a neat little window on the way to the restroom where you can see them cooking the nann and you can see right into the kitchen and how clean it is. Also a plus in my book. Wonderful chicken tikka masala. Samosas were yummy and the Aloo Gobi was delicious. read more

A colleague was trying to remember a restaurant in Denver that he had enjoyed long ago (over 10 years). While visiting Denver on a business trip earlier this year he stopped by another Indian restaurant for dinner and asked the manager if knew of the other restaurant. The manager mentioned India's Restaurant and provided the address. Since we thought getting a recommendation of an Indian restaurant from another Indian restaurant might be a favorable sign that the place was good, we decided to give it a try recently. Joined by three other co-workers we stopped by on a Monday night. The restaurant is in a strip mall that includes a Whole Foods Market, a Fitness club and several other stores. India's Restaurant is in the back next to the Elvis Cinemas. The mall has a sizable parking lot and we didn't have any problems finding a spot across from the restaurant. We ordered a few different Indian beers - Kingfisher, Old Monk 10000, Flying Horse and one other. They were all quite good. Since I ordered a combination Thali ($19.95) which is sample of several dishes, I didn't bother to order an appetizer. The dinner included salad, rice & peas, lentils, chicken curry, potato/pea curry, a lamb dish (lamb vindaloo?), tandoori chicken and another lamb dish (lamb sheikh kabab?). The waiter had asked how I wanted it prepared and said that the hot was really hot. So, I ordered "medium." However, it was not hot at all. Each of my dishes ranged from okay to pretty good. The lamb dishes were particularly tasty. The nan good but I have had better. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/c8BHCl7PrB81Wyf5WxIQfA?select=DBhwex_COzWO1oIQr8009A Two others ordered a three-course combo for two ($40) which included an appetizer, a few different dishes and Kheer (rice pudding with almonds and raisins). They ordered the Keem Samosa appetizer (minced lamb). They really enjoyed their appetizer and entrees (Tandoori chicken, salad, rice & peas, lentils and a curry dish) but they raved that the dessert was absolutely superb. The waiter was attentive and helpful. The menu has numerous entrees, appetizers and desserts to choose from, plus a variety of different beers were available. All in all, we really had enjoyed our dinner very much. read more

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Short & sweet: Service: 3 Food: 3 Wait time: 4 Price: 2 Cleanliness of bathroom: n/a In prose: I've got to find more stellar restaurants that won't break my bank account. All these I've-had-better and not-quite-impressed reviews are making me feel a little bereft. There just has to be more in the restaurant scene than this and I seriously need to tap into that deliciousness. India's Restaurant wasn't bad, it just wasn't great. The servers were civil, but seemed bored and uninterested in helping me out. Hey, guess what? I'm not Indian. I'm allowed to have questions. Also, this makes me realize that the cuteness I thought I exude just won't get me that far in life. Hot damn. What will I do if a cute smile won't get servers to be nicer to me? The prices were pricier than I expected, something I was reminded of when I saw my meal. A tiny side salad, a tiny bowl of rice, and a medium sized bowl of Tikka Masala. The paradox here: in order to consume said Tikka Masala, you will need 1. more rice 2. to order an extra side of na'an. My friend and I ended up ordering the na'an when we both dismally looked down at our food. Eat curry dishes... plain or spend more moneys on na'an. What to do. What to do. The na'an ended up being ordered. Though an added expense, the na'an was delicious. Truly superb. Crispy *and* soft, thick and hot... yum! My meal was exponentially more delicious with it. The Masala was good, too, but came our check and I ended up doing a double take. Dinner was good, but not *that* good. That said, I'll have to try the lunch buffet sometime. All you can eat (INDIAN) lunch buffet for cheap? I hear it calling my name already. read more

INDIA'S Restaurant, Denver - Murgh Mussallum - Indian Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Picked up the 3 course combo dinner for 2 (for just me), fed me for 4 days! $55 total, lamb curry, lentil dish, and veggie curry, assorted appetizers, seasoned rice, 2 Naan, small salad, and 2 on bone chicken. Tons of food, plenty of food to feed 3 people at least or yourself for a few meals! read more

I got to hit this place again last night for my birthday dinner. Once again, it failed to disappoint me! It was absolutely delicious and spicy! It burned my face off and I loved it! At least for those of you that are afraid of a little spice, you can order to your liking from mild to extra hot. I ordered my dish hot... oh yeah! The service was a little weak, but the food was so good that it didn't matter too much. I had the "Boti Saag" which is lamb in a cream spinach sauce. OH MY GOD it was so good! If you're a connoisseur of Indian cuisine, you absolutely must try India's! On a side note, they mentioned that they will be moving from Tamarac Square soon. I think they said they will be moving to Tiffany Plaza, but I don't remember. So, in the near future, make sure you confirm the location before heading over! read more

Just tried the lunch buffet. Best lunch buffet I've had in Denver. Not as good as their dinner menu, of course. Saag paneer was outstanding, very creamy with a good amount of spice. Excellent fried pakora, although the pakora in curry sauce was to soggy. The rice was a little dry from the heat lamp. The naan was excellent. read more

My friend and I went there for a weekday brunch. It was kinda tricky to find the place. The Elvis' theater sign is quite visible. The restaurant is actually right next door of the movie theater. Plenty of parking (although people kinda drive crazy in the parking lot.) The brunch selection included your typical Indian dishes like chicken tikka masala, curry, vegetable fritters,etc. $8.95 was not bad for all you can eat lunch. The flavor was just alright, more American than Indian. If you want decent Indian food you probably have to go somewhere outside of Denver. read more

I went for dinner but I must try the lunch buffet. How can you beat all you can eat buffets? Especially at Indian restaurants. Every time I go to to an Indian place, I have the toughest time choosing what type of dish I want to eat at that moment. Buffets let me sample a little bit of everything! I diverged. Came here for dinner and it was "A-OK!" It wasn't the best Indian food I've ever had (nothing can beat homemade Indian food.. especially if a grandmother cooks it for you. Haha), but it was still pretty yummy. Note: Not EVERYONE there speaks English. We were trying to ask him about the naan, but he just kept wanting to bring us an order of naan. Eventually he had to call someone else who could answer question and then bring us naan. Speaking of naan, it was the best part of the meal! It was so soft and warm and perfectly cooked. It was a good compliment to my dish - I got the Chicken Ticca (asked for Medium spiciness, but wow, it was spicy!). Each of our dishes came with a small bowl of rice, yogurt sauce and salad. And by small, it is tiny.. There was no way to finish our curry with just the rice; hence, the naan. All in all, it was a little pricey for what we got. We each ended up paying $20 for 2 entrees and naan (no drinks, appetizers). Which is why I say I must try the lunch buffet. Sounds amazing. read more

INDIA'S Restaurant, Denver - Chicken ticca - Indian Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I had dinner at India's. The new location is nice and more spacious than the old location across the street. I don't think this is the best Indian restaurant in Denver, but if you find yourself there, I think the following things are good: Onion Bhaji (Fritters). Bengan Bhartha (Eggplant). Coconut Shrimp Curry. Tandoori Murg (Chicken). Nan. read more

This was a pretty average/below average Indian Buffet. The available foods were to similar in taste, the Naan wasn't crispy, and they didn't have those awesome fried doughnuts It will meet your need for a average/normal buffet I suppose, but per yelp guideline for two stars "Meh I've experienced better" read more

The food is the best indian food around Denver, their server from Nepal is such funny guy he always get us a great service, the owner Criss is very respectful person, and very clean place, the only problem to go and eat there is that, one's you eat there you wont want to eat in another India Resturant!! read more

Delicious, muuuuy delicioso and the owner was very warm and welcoming. We came here on a recommendation from Mike Boyle, who is a huge foodie and radio talk show host. We live near Colorado Springs and will drive up again for the tasty buffet. Everything was fresh and cannot wait to go back with my whole family. read more

This is the best Indian food in Denver. We live on Green Mountain but are never disappointed when we drive at least 40 minutes to get there. I would encourage anyone who has any interest in Indian food to try this place. The owner Chris is incredible and the food and service are outstanding. We just ate there tonight and it was terrific. read more

Delicious, great service, comfortable atmosphere, good prices and a diverse menu. The lassi drinks are delicious, the curry is rich and flavorful and the stuffed bread I could happily eat by itself. I'm already looking forward to going again. read more

This is and has been my favorite Indian restaurant anywhere in the US. Don't live in Denver any longer, but was in town for one night and it was a no brainer where I wanted to have dinner. Chris and his family have a wonderful restaurant. When we lived in Denver and came often we were given such good service. Knowing I'll only be there once or twice a year now he still provides excellent service and has never not visited our table to check in. read more

One of my favorite Indian restaurants in Denver. I have ate here many times with friends. The staff is always friendly and eager to serve you. I think that my favorite dish would be the Vindaloo. Very hot, spicy and down right tasty! Other notable mentions is the Saag and Tandoori! Since then India's has moved across the street and out of Tamarac Square. The whole Tamarac development has been under speculation of being leveled for quite some time. So many of the businesses that were here for ages have moved or have closed. Not India's! They are in the newly rejuvenated Tiffany plaza so have no fear that they have departed! read more

Wow... the food was so bland. I've been to India - so, I've been spoiled! Great location, very clean, but the food - not authentic. The lunch buffet offered a very limited selection. And, most of the options were not the best dishes. If I had to pick the best dish available - the chicken curry. Decent flavors in the sauce, but no spice...at all. Some butter on the nan would not hurt either. My first and last time. Disappointing. read more

Best Indian food! They have a large restaurant compete with full bar. Had a party of 6 for dinner. We ordered and shared family style. Spicy scale is 1-5. We ordered one item mild and one item super hot and the rest medium. Food: (1-5 scale for taste) chicken korma+++, shrimp and chicken ticca ++++, saag paneer +++++, lamb vindaloo ++++, shrimp rice dish ( I would skip this it was meh) Service: friendly and attentive. Refills were prompt. Our night with the number of waiters checking in was perfect. Large selection of traditional desserts. Rice pudding is very good. read more

Our favorite Indian in Denver. Finished the food before I thought to take a photo. Agree that they don't give enough rice. But the Chicken Tikka Masala is one of the best I have had. Naan is great too, but a little smaller portion than most. read more