Talk about random. Pulled off the highway to take a piss and found this joint connected to a…read morebeaten up gas station. Delicious. Saag Paneer and Chicken Korma are hits, as well as the Goat Stews.

Saw the billboard on I70 and spent the next twenty miles thinking about Indian food. Ordered take…read moreout, although there are tables and chairs available. If you know what you want, call ahead, the service is a little slow. Get the goat curry....spicier than you're expecting, but so good. Mango, pistachio, and malai kulfi in a cooler by the register. The garlic naan was ok, but not something I'd order again. Lots of parking for trucks, trailers, and RVs. Mostly back in, but a few pull through spots.

The Kasthamandap Grill had been popping up on my FB ads for months, luring me in with their…read moredelicious looking food pics. My husband and I finally found the opportunity to stop in and give it a try. We were seated right away and the service was excellent. Everyone we spoke to was kind, enthusiastic, and helpful. And then, we waited for a full hour to get our food without apology or acknowledgement. The restaurant was completely full at dinner time, and no one had food so I'm guessing there was an issue and we were willing to let it go. However, once we finally got the food, we were disappointed. It lacked flavor and didn't seem to have any Indian or Indian adjacent spices at all. I looked at my husband and said I hate to say this, but does this not taste like Campbell's Tomato Soup? He gave me a look and responded it tastes EXACTLY like that and I just didn't want to say anything. And we had both ordered different dishes. So I don't know if corners were cut because they were having some sort of issue in the kitchen, or if this is just normal. But we were pretty disappointed. Especially because it wasn't a cheap night out - over $60 for the two of us. The naan was good, though. We are undecided if we should give it another shot, because unfortunately there are other epic Indian spot in Terre Haute that we know are going to be worth the money.

Lovely service and very food. Super flavorful and so many choices. The naan was so good and…read moreeverything had such good flavor

Elevated to a Five Star. Several reasons why…read more First, the food is really good. We've had several dishes here and all have been very very good. They don't arrive quickly, but they're worth the wait. Secondly, there's a good variety of both vegetarian and meat dishes. Several were tried, including curries as well as tandoori. All were good. Thirdly, this is formal dining, and served correctly. Not plastic plates, not table service in a crowded noisy venue. Although it's a "sports bar", there is no cacophony of noise, although the monitors are distracting. Also distracting is the fact that the Edison lights sit low, and those seated can see these bulbs across their vision too easily. It's actually quieter than its competition, and there is stiff competition. Service is good and not overbearing, also not distracted by whatever the waiter/waitress is looking at on their phones. Parking is downtown, and therefore horrific on a good day, but there's a parking garage nearby. Recommended without reservation.

Great Happy Hour drink specials and a full bar. $4 High Noon. Wonderful service and clean dining…read moreroom area. The place was slammed with take out orders. I like sitting at the bar or in a booth. Chicken Tikka Masala Medium with Garlic Nann is an easy go to. I recommend trying g the Korma and they have many vegan and vegetarian options.

Pretty good, better than last time. Not expensive…read more I had their mushroom saag, and my dinner partner had malai kofta. We had an appetizer of garlic naan. Both were very good, we decided. The portion sizes were a bit smaller than our local favorite Indian Restaurant in Bloomington, and the garlic naan bread was smaller, too. Nonetheless, flavors were good and correctly spiced. The food comes slowly, but only one waitress and their Saturday night venue was PACKED. The grocery items, we decided, were, pretty good in selection, perhaps higher priced than a larger city but probably handy to have. The price for the dinner was good, however. Overall, the taste is great! Good for parties up to perhaps a dozen or so. Lots of busy personnel there.

Eh, it's fine. For terre haute, you can't be mad about it. The portions of the curries are fairly…read moresmall compared to what I've seen, and it's definitely not the best Indian food I've had. Their naan is really good but their butter chicken tastes like tomato soup. I tried a lot of things and honestly it was all kind of... okay.

The tandoori chicken is so good and flavorful and the people listened to our order to not make it…read morespicy so that's good and the music there was nice

Food is just okay, and portions are laughable…read more Chicken tikka masala is just tomato puree. Palak paneer my partner got he couldn't touch. We ordered no spice on it and it was spicier than my tikka. The naan was cold and really dreadful. No flavor, soggy mess. Rice, chicken, and paneer portions were tiny. All sauce instead. Wouldn't recommend.

This is a new Indian restaurant near where I live. There have been other Indian restaurants at this…read morelocation and next door to it, but this isn't them. If you are reading reviews, ignore older ones as they may apply to an earlier restaurant. I ordered take-out using an online app. Ordering was easy and the food was ready when I arrived. We started with the appetizer platter. Some were better than others, but the point of getting the platter was to see what we liked best. We shared a lamb with chickpea dinner and liked it very much. It came with rice and bread and 3 small portions of toppings. I also ordered the raita and a second kind of bread. One bread would have sufficed. We had a little of everything left over for lunch another day. We'll order from here again.

I had dinner here with a friend on a weekday night and it was pretty quiet, but a few other tables…read morewere filled. The menu had a lot of variety including some dishes I hadn't seen elsewhere. I decided to try something new and ordered the Saag Bhartha which is eggplant in the familiar spinach sauce. The eggplant is cooked down so the dish is creamy and rich; it was very flavorful and a spice level of 3 was perfect for me. It had some heat but didn't result in a burning mouth. The garlic naan was delicious and the basmati rice that came with the entree was perfectly cooked. The serving size was very generous and I enjoyed the leftovers for dinner the next night. I definitely want to try more items on their menu and see some takeout orders in my future. Service was good, and the atmosphere was quiet and perfect for catching up with a friend.

I recently tried Desi Chowrastha Indian Eatery in Zionsville and wow... this place absolutely…read moredelivered From the moment I walked in, I could feel the warm, vibrant energy--like a little slice of India right here in Indiana. I also love supporting spots like this--it's locally owned by a Hamilton County family, which makes it even better Everything is made fresh daily using authentic cooking methods, and you can truly taste it in every bite. I started with the jalapeño paneer appetizer--creamy, spicy, crispy... honestly addictive. We had the lamb vindaloo and the butter chicken--bold, rich, and perfectly balanced. The vindaloo brought the heat in the best way, and the butter chicken was smooth, comforting, and full of flavor. I love that the menu pulls inspiration from all over India, with tons of options (including vegan), and everything comes out hot and fresh. They're open Tuesday-Sunday 10:30 AM-10 PM with a lunch buffet, full menu, and full bar. Plus online ordering, takeout, and delivery when the cravings hit 7107 Whitestown Pkwy, Zionsville, IN 46077 https://chowrasthaindy.com/desichowrasthaanindianeateryzionsville If you're looking for authentic, flavorful Indian food and want to support a locally owned gem... this is your spot @desichowrastha.zionsville

The menu is large, but hardly anything is available. Why…read moreprepare and offer an elaborate menu?

Party of four. Saturday night after NK. Place was packed with a line, but we arrived at the last…read moretable for four. We expected medium chaos, and were happily surprised. Orders were mainstream, Malai Kofta, Mushroom Saag, Butter Chicken and Chicken Tikka. A side order of vegetable pakora was really good. The Malai Kofta, usually a brown curry with kofta balls, was instead, an orange curry; my partner said it was fine, if different than most we've tried. My Mushroom Saag was five stars. The other diners like their offerings. Food came quickly, an amazing feat given the sheer traffic and line waiting. And there came the only rub. They were a bit insistent about getting our plates and flipping our table. Didn't feel good. No, we weren't dawdling, just getting rushed. Bad idea, and cost them a star. We're happy they've improved from our prior experiences. They were once our go-to Indian Food in Bloomington, then fell from grace. They're improving. They need to take a chill pill, however. Grace under pressure is a desirable skill.

IU is lucky to have this so close to campus! Best Indian in btown. Consistent friendly service,…read morefood is reasonably priced and delicious. If you like Indian food def try it!

The food is far and away the best Indian food my spouse and I have ever had. The atmosphere is…read morewelcoming, and the service is always outstanding. This was our 4th time visiting and are already planning another meal there next week!

Went to Spice Club today for the first time today, and was thoroughly impressed by everything. The…read moreservice was wonderful, we were sat very quickly, & served water almost immediately! Outside of the water, I got a sprite, and the sweet lady asked if I wanted her to pour it for me, which was appreciated! They were very attentive, and came around to refill our waters multiple times (5-6 times if I counted correctly) & checked on us maybe 3 times to ensure we were okay! While waiting for our food, we were given crunchy tortilla like things (no idea what they're called-sorry) & this green dip that was soo good, I asked to have some to go. I got the homestyle curry chicken, and I could've sat there and eaten for hours if I didn't get full. The restaurant itself was so nice, very clean, & even when busy wasn't overstimulating. I would definitely recommend!

I had a hankering for Indian buffet, but ever since Covid most of them have shut down in…read moreIndianapolis. In Greenwood, Swagat came up as a place to try, although it is not a buffet. My friend and I went in here for a casual dinner before plans and I decided to get Tika Pioneer and Tika chicken with Naan, knowing I would have some to take home. I would say the price is match the quality for this area. Excellent flavor, good service, and good amount of customers enjoying themselves.

It is a decent Indian restaurant in Greenwood IN area. We ordered Paneer chili and it tasted…read moredelicious with a little tangy flavor to it. Kashmiri naan, one of my favorites tasted delish!! The customer service is helpful in explaining the menu. The inside is average loud and brightly lit. They do dine in and carry out. They are good for business casual and family friendly.