Food today was good. We had an assortment as I was meeting with a lady friend and her family…read more Several dishes. Much enjoyed them all. Dosa. Utapam. Paneer tava style. More! Oh and some Mango Lassi too.

We are visiting Minnesota and while driving back from downtown, we found this place. They had a…read moregreat reputation so we thought of giving it a try. The ambience of this place is pretty good. Looks very unique a village style of India few issues or a few things that we found in the restaurant was that the service was slow and the food was not tasty. Everything was spicy and some of the stuff that don't have enough salt. We didn't really enjoy the food as much we ended up wasting everything. Hope they improve their service and the taste of the food.

Absolutely delicious authentic Indian cuisine. Service is always top tier. Prices are amazingly low…read morefor what you get. The menu is expansive. When we come to Minneapolis every three months to care for my father-in-law, Tamarind is most definitely on our dining list, sometimes as both a lunch and a dinner destination.

Food is ok some items are very good other are not great and that is the best thing about this…read moreplace. The drinks are stale and absolutely horrible. And the service is abysmal.

We went there for the first time today and omg we loved everything about this restaurant. Bruce…read morehelped us so much with everything and the hospitality was 10/10 definitely recommend place! And the food was just sooo delicious and so many options to choose from.

I tried some new-to-me Indian dishes, including the Onion Dosa and the Methi with chicken. The…read moreMethi was delightful, medium spice made my scalp prickle and my nose run which is a success for me! The chicken was perfectly cooked, juicy and meaty not at all dry. The sauce was deeply flavorful and rich. The Onion Dosa was a waste of money. It's about two feet long and disappointingly stuffed with chopped RAW red onions. No bueno, they fell out of the piece I cut and got everywhere. I ate a little bit and it went into the compost bin. The crepe itself was flavorle The Butter Chicken was fantastic, perfect spice level for me, the chicken succulent and tender, the sauce flavorful and delicious. There was a weird little cold soup of some kind of veg - I could only identify carrot - tasted sour and was not edible. Not sure what it is, it's not on the menu. So A+ on the Methi and Butter Chicken, F on the dosa. Portions are large, I'll be eating the two mains for days. Rice portion is huge.

Nice restaurant in St. Louis park Food always comes out…read morefast and fresh Good service overall Extensive menu and good prices Parking in the shared strip mall lot

A regular place and a personal favorite. I get takeout from here more often than I do sit down, but…read moreI've always had solid service here. The Tikka Masala is delicious, their naan is amazing and buttery, and the lamb Byrani is a regular one for me too. The perfect end to knollwood shopping/errands!

I have been to many MN restaurants but this one blew me away!! I was in the mood for some curry and…read morecame across this restaurant. I had the chicken Chettinad and it was a great portion size with the perfect amount of spice/flavor combo. The garlic naan was to die for. Our server was also very attentive and professional. He was able to answer all of our questions and was very kind. I will be visiting many more times in the future! Vibes of the place were super chill yet also felt elevated.

We popped into Raag during the Edina Art Fair, so the whole area was already a bit chaotic. Inside,…read morethe food came out quickly and our server was absolutely great, but the front of the house was a bit of a different story. The young host was running around looking very flustered, which made the vibe feel way more chaotic. Thankfully, it looked like the owner noticed and helped take over organizing the staff and getting guests arranged at tables. We noticed they have a really fun cafe setup called The Corner Café with its own window in the corner. It was closed when we were there, but it turns out they actually operate as a full-service artisan coffee shop during the morning and afternoon, serving Spyhouse coffee and pastries before shifting entirely to fine dining at night! For dinner, my husband ordered the sticky cauliflower as an appetizer and declared it "the best cauliflower 'chicken' bites he's ever had"--he also absolutely loved the white sauce it came with. He also got the mango yuzu drink which was super refreshing. For entrees, we ordered the coconut curry, which had a great flavor and wasn't overly sweet (which can sometimes happen when a kitchen overdoes the coconut milk). I ordered the Delhi butter chicken. The waiter mentioned that their spice scale is a "Minnesota spice" scale, so I felt safe upgrading to medium since I usually order mild. Flavor-wise, it had a bit too much tomato flavor for my personal preference, but it was still well prepared and the pieces of chicken had a lovely, smoky flavor.

If I could give this place negative stars, I would. I was sent here on a mission by my mother and…read moremy spouse to order vegetable pakora for a very specific dish, khadi pakora. It's a yogurt-based curry with CRISPY pakora in it. I came here thinking "any restaurant can make pakora, it's literally just deep-fried, battered vegetables." This was a mistake I have already lived to regret. Before I describe the food, I'll note that I ordered online and was advised to pick it up in 20-35 minutes. I arrived on the later end of this range. I went into the restaurant and no one was seated inside, but it was a Monday night so maybe that's a quiet day for them. I went up to the counter to pick up my order. There was nobody there but someone came out after I rang the bell. I picked up my order and went home, not thinking to check it. I arrived home with the goods in hand. My mother opened it and gave me a look of disappointment, contempt, and disgust. The pakora was cold, limp, and not battered. It seemed like it was microwaved or even just taken straight out of the fridge. We still made the curry, but it was an abomination. I've never had pakora this bad. If you're looking for Indian food in the metro, go literally anywhere else or my Indian mother will be disappointed in you, too.

I was here for the lunch buffet, and there was a wide selection with many veggie options. Flavors…read morewere good, not great. The naan was pretty dry and flat. More like a tortilla. As others have mentioned, $22 for a lunch buffet with no drink is pretty steep.

I am SO excited to have such great Indian food in EP! The interior is so nicely done and feels very…read moreupscale. Perfect for a date night or night out with friends. We were quickly seated and our server helped answer questions we had about the menu and provide recommendations which was appreciated! Our food came out quickly and it was incredible. The gobi Manchurian (medium spice) was so so so good. The spice level was perfect for us and the dish was so flavorful. The paneer butter masala was amazing as well. I got medium spice but could have definitely upped it because it was a lot more mild in comparison to the gobi. The butter naan also come out very warm and flavorful and was a perfect side to go with our dishes. I definitely recommend a mango lassi for a delicious drink & nice way to cool down if you're struggling with spice! The restaurant got really busy and the service started to slow down for getting checks / to go boxes but they're still so new & everyone was so helpful and kind despite how busy they were! I can't recommend this spot enough. I will absolutely be book to try more.

Super cute for a date night. I went with my son and husband but we will be back for a date night,…read morewe got three dishes, one was the mutton, then butter chicken with medium spice and my husband got a spicy biryani dish with chicken, we ate family style, it was all perfectly spicy and delicious. Give it a try, it will be your new favorite spot.