Had dinner here. I didn't like the inside of the restaurant. The lighting in the main dining room with the open kitchen is too bright, cold, and unromantic. The back room looked a little better, but the restaurant was unable to accommodate seating us in the back. The Butter Chicken and Grilled Branzino were tasty. The Tamarind Potato Sphere was nicely plated but underwhelming-- I wouldn't order it again. The House Made Rose Ice-Cream was good, and I liked the textural component. Overall, the food was good but a little pricey. Karma is many things-- the breeze in my hair on the weekend, a relaxing thought, a cat purring in my lap 'cause it loves me. However, I wouldn't say Karma is my favorite Indian restaurant in DC. I probably won't go out of my way to come back. read more

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Wowza! Tasting menu was gorgeous! Chef did an amazing job of accommodating dietary preferences and allergies for our group. Each plate was beautifully presented. Our server described the region of India that inspired each dish and used a map to orient us throughout the dinner journey. Impossible to pick a favorite but the Tellicherry crab and paneer with fig were two that I'm still thinking about days later. Recommend the tasting menu experience. read more

Loved the food here! The chef's special Nirvana was amazing, and the entrées we ordered (Lahsooni palak with cottage cheese) were excellent. The Dal Makhani was a bit too tomato-heavy for my taste. As for the Lahsooni Palak, it could have easily accommodated both cottage cheese and baby corn, as requested -- not sure why that was declined read more

Great date night for some Indian food! The service was good and the food came out really quick! I love how they had a quick palate cleanser before the main meal was serviced! Semi fancy, non spicy Indian food! read more

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Wow! This place is terrific - setting, service, drinks, food - everything! I think it is Michelin rated - saw some signs on the way out. If it isn't, it should be. Four of us ordered: Two small dishes, two apps, 3 naan, and 3 mains. Grilled veggies, paneer, all the naan, chicken special, duck duck duck (def get the duck), and we'll - all of it. It was all good. Some spice to the dishes but not bad. Will def come back. Already want to go back read more

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Authentic, delicious Indian food. I have been to India before and this restaurant does not miss. Highly recommend in the Washington, D.C. area with exceptional service and a very authentic restaurant and ambiance. Great for sharing and amazing flavors! read more

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Gifted a night out at this fantastic spot, Worthy of the their earned Michelin Bib Gourmand status. Creative dishes, very well made cocktails with unique ingredients and playing on traditional recipes, the smoked Sazerac was a real treat. We had planned on doing the tasting menu, but found we wanted to taste more dishes on the regular menu, so we went a la carte. No, it doesn't mean " They take it out of the shell". Name the movie? A favorite of mine Back to the food. The chefs indulgence was most certainly just that, with a saffron sauce over a lobster styled crabcake with a cheese binder. Definitely the most unique Indian inspired dish I've been served. The roasted duck is not to be missed as well. Prior to our mains we had two appetizers, the paneer pesto, and seekh kabob. Deeply rich seasonings and flavors. Really delicious. Don't miss out on some of the sides. The chickpeas were definitely cooked with, or near, charcoal, bc you can't mistake that depth of smoky flavor. The goat cheese naan is a hidden gem as well. With Rasika and Karma in DC, this city is stacked with high end Indian inspired options, both at DC high end affordable, not outrageous pricing. Definitely worth the visit. read more

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Excellent meal at karma. My wife and I hadn't had elevated Indian food before.... This meal was the one of the best we've had in a while. We ordered the Nirvana 37, which is a cross between a solid and a chaat with 37 different ingredients, the lamb chops, as well as the crab starter. Everything was excellent, will definitely be returning read more

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Great and attentive service for restaurant week at Karizma! The restaurant wasnt very full on a Sunday night. The amuse bouche of the lentil soup was great. I wish I had more. The paneer appetizer was extremely savory and a great starter. The chicken kebab was also very solid but not very memorable. For the mains, I tried the fish curry and the lamb curry. The fish was excellent but the portion sizes were so small. I wasn't sure if this was restaurant week specific or if this is the normal serving size. I ordered some naan to accompany the fish curry and mop up the goodness after I finished the fish. The lamb curry Im gonna be honest didn't taste like lamb and was reminiscent of beef texture and flavor. If it was lamb it was a little tough, which is why I was thinking they did a swaparoo for beef, but at any rate still good, just not exactly what I was expecting. The desserts were great between a rice pudding and a mango sorbet, my palate was definitely cleansed and I was very satisfied. I would definitely love to try their tasting menu at Karma at some point! read more

Had an amazing engagement dinner at Karma. We booked a private room since we were a group of 20+ people. Our menu was pre-selected and I really think everything we had was delicious. Some of the best Indian fusion food I've had! For appetizers we got tandoori cauliflower, paneer pesto, lamb kabobs, chicken tikka, and amritsari snappers. All amazing, but the chicken tikka really stood out. For entrees we had the lobster masala, chicken chettinad, lamb rogan Josh, zucchini kofta, and heirloom paneer. Lobster masala was the highlight of my meal. So delicious and flavorful, and the presentation was gorgeous! For sides we got pindi chickpeas, grilled okra, garlic and plain naan, and latcha paratha. For dessert we had pistachio kulfi, coconut medallions, and carrot halwa. Amazing food aside, our service was great and everyone was so helpful. With a large party we had someone attending to us at all times and made sure everything was coming on time. For private events, Karma Modern Indian is a great place to go to, and I will continue to recommend them in the future! read more

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We came here to celebrate our wedding anniversary. We were glad that we picked this restaurant to celebrate our special day with our family. The ambiance was very modern. When we checked in, we had to show COVID vaccination to comply with COVID guidance in DC. It was very smooth. There was no issue. As an appetizer TANDOORI CAULIFLOWER: Giant tandoori Cauliflower. I loved the tandoori spice that gave me a kick of hotness. AMRITSARI SNAPPER: Fried Red Snapper: It was nicely fried, meaning it was not too oily. The fish was very meaty. Yummy WILD MUSHROOM & TRUFFLE OIL NAAN: I did not get much truffle oil, but I felt that the bread gave me a luxurious feeling. The size of naan was smaller than other regular Indian restaurants. LOBSTER MASALA: I do not know how they make the curry. It was flavorful. I wish there was more lobster meat. Chief special: venison curry: The curry was nicely made. I could tell that they spent a lot of time to make the curry because the flavor was so dense and tasty. Lastly, Drink: TEMPLE OF SALT 2: I love the drink that has egg white. It was very smooth. WAKE UP CALL: It got a mix of coffee and chocolate. All the dishes that we had except cauliflower were not spicy and has a lot of Indian flavor. All the dishes were not heavy at all. I really enjoyed the food here. I highly recommend this restaurant. I can cook many Indian dishes myself, but I am not re creatable the dishes that they make. read more

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Karma was good but the specialty of the house was disappointing.  I think we went into our special dinner at Karma with very high expectations.  It was very nice that they made note of our special occasion with a welcoming sign on our table and glasses of champagne to celebrate.  We thought both greeters were very friendly and pleasantly energetic.  In contrast,   our actual server was a little phlegmatic and we had trouble understanding him due to a lot of mumbling.  We enjoyed both our cocktails, the silk route and the dragon's coast.  The latter can be ordered as a mocktail as well.  We were originally hoping to do the tasting menu but didn't realize that you had to give 48 hours notice for this.  However, it actually worked out really well to order a la carte instead because we were able to try several dishes of our choosing this way.    Karma has a lot of graciousness, including the forementioned greetings and little touches like an amuse bouche and intermezzo.   Although the melon amuse bouche we had was very subtle in flavor, it was a nice was to begin our meal.  For starters, we had the Tellicherry crab.  This was really tasty and made us wonder why we didn't order more crab more often!    The second small gesture, the tamarind potato sphere was also very good.  As sides, we had the simple naan and the chutneys and the broccolini.  All were delicious and we especially appreciated that the chutneys were not watered down.  The only problem was that they all came on very big platters which were really, really hard to fit on our table for two.   I would recommend taking the little bowls of chutney off of the huge wooden paddle they come on to give yourself more room.   Our favorite entrée was the chicken chettinad which had a lot of flavor.  The saffron duck, though, was disappointing.  Our server poured all the gravy over the duck which drowned it out.  Doing the pouring was a gracious gesture, however, I wish he hadn't upended all of that sauce and let us decide how much to use.  For dessert we had the coconut medallions and the peach marscapone tarlet.  The medallions were a pretty small serving that didn't have as much taste as we would like.   The tartlet, in our opinion, could have also had a stronger flavor and the crust was really hard to cut or bite.    Our experience at Karma was good but I guess our expectations were higher.   We are so very lucky in this area to have so many amazing Indian restaurants at every price point to choose from. read more

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Returned to this place after so many years and the service, food and ambiance were still consistent as It was 5 years ago! Our waitress was attentive and quick and gave great recommendations. The food was delicious! The butter chicken and lamb were amazing. The naan was great! The palaak was delicious. read more

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Unequivocally yes. Eff yes. I was happily blown away by this spot from apps to dessert, service was wonderful, and the ambiance was sophisticated but not snobby. We were on a double date, so we shared a lot of dishes. Get ready. Tamarind potato sphere with Crunchy Chicken Vermicelli & Beetroot Chutney - flavor explosion in da mouth, gorgeous presentation Paneer Pesto with Grilled Cottage Cheese Basil Pesto - epic paneer dressed in pesto, oh ya, so good Lamb Chop with Cumin Potatoes - tender lamb, loved by the lamb-loving people Tellicherry Pepper Crab with spiced crab and garlic dip - crab tasted like butter Chicken Tikka with Yogurt and their House Blend of Tandoori Spices - absolutely one of the best tikkas I've ever had Lobster Masala with Green and Red Peppers and Beetroot Poriyal - solid, but not one of their shining moments Butter Chicken - good, but not as epic as the other dishes Baked Chilean Sea Bass with Cauliflower Sauce and Watermelon Radish - creamy cauliflower, delicious fish Paneer Pasanda with Stuffed Paneer Triangles with Peach and Spicy Gravy - paneer was so soft, and the sauce. Gwow. As for sides, they complimented the mains like they understood their assignment. Dal Makhani - phenomenal, a must Beetroot Poriyal - fresh beets yo, so flavorful Goat Cheese Naan & Garlic Naan - a meal all on its own Lemon rice - light and delicious Finally, we tried pretty much all the desserts because YOLO. Don't judge me. Coconut Medallions - not my fave Rose Ice Cream- roses, just wow Kulfi - Indian ice cream, this was a creamy and very tasty Tartlet -tasty, had old school flavors, but the modern version Mocktails were creative, and complimented the whole experience. A HUGE YES for this place! read more

My partner and I got two orders of the "For the Inquisitive" tasting menu. Service was friendly. - Tamarind Potato Sphere: Crunchy, a tad sweet for my taste but not bad! - Galouti Kebab: A spiced vegetarian bean mixture served on top of a grilled pineapple. The spices were very strong and I couldn't really tell what I was eating, but I did appreciate the unique flavor and texture. The pineapple, however, did not seem to have had the core removed and was pretty tough to eat. - Seekh Kebab: A grilled minced lamb kebab. Pretty good, the smoked flavor from the grill was nice and paired well with the accompanying sauce. A little salty but decent! - Balachao Shrimp Cornets: Perhaps my grasp on culinary terms is not the best but by "cornets" I was expecting to be served multiple small items. What I received was a single cone maybe 30% larger than a Bugle chip inserted into a slab of grilled sweet potato. The shrimp mixture was more of a purée (not chopped, as stated in the menu) but the flavors were okay. The whole thing was lukewarm, though. The sweet potato holding the thing up was cold and not evenly cooked at all. - Grilled Branzino: Tandoori Branzino; tasted great, but was unfortunately the size of a credit card. - Lamb Chops: A little burnt on the outside but grilled to a perfect medium rare, and portions were much more generous than for the branzino. - Garlic Naan: Kind of buttery on the outside, with the flavor of maybe a quarter of a clove of garlic. The bread was dry. No curry nor chutney nor any gravy-based dish was served during the course. - Pistachio Kulfi: Spiced pistachio ice cream, pretty good! - Coconut Medallions: I liked these; soft and coconutty. My favorite bite during the entirety of the tasting menu was a complimentary lentil-based soup served at the beginning of the meal (which might have brought my expectations up). I grew up with authentic Indian food and was looking forward to a delicious and fancy meal, but was sorely let down. Maybe this was an off day for a restaurant with such great reviews. This should not have been $80 per head. read more

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Wow, I really enjoyed this restaurant. We went for the set course Valentine's Day dinner, and I was really worried I wouldn't get anything to eat when I saw the menu! However, they brought me a fabulous, all vegan meal, that left me stuffed! I LOVED the Dragons Coast with rum cocktail, along with the grilled veggies and Zucchini Kofta. I didn't enjoy the quinoa patty, as it had little flavor and felt over cooked. Our server was kind, we always had water re-filled, but it did feel like they were maybe overworked, as it took us half our meal to try and get my husband the spicy sauce and salt and pepper he asked for. When he finally got it, the salt was empty, so that hurt his experience a bit, but overall, really enjoyed this dining experience! read more

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Great food and the waiter was so happy and nice Try the garlic Naan, and branzini with Indian flavor ...,, yummm read more

Karma Modern Indian - Paneer Pesto - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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We found this restaurant on Yelp and decided to try it out. I called in advance and made reservations for much. This restaurant has a very cozy and trendy ambiance. I loved sitting inside and just enjoyed the experience. For food, we ordered the following: - Tiger's Tail: one of the two non-alcoholic drinks offered. I should have gotten the other one as this was a bit too spicy and strong for me. - Tamarind Potato Sphere: this is what we call golgappe in traditional Indian restaurants. I loved it. - Green Pea and Edamame Tikki: this was ok for me. It lacked a bit of spice for me. I understand this was a modern take to the traditional tikki, but I could have used some chutney with this. - Zucchini Kofta: I loved that this was not the traditional Malai Kofta. Loved the way this was cooked and tasted. - Side of Palak Paneer: I ordered this for my son. I do wish there was a smaller size of this side dish. - Lachcha Paratha: loved the way how this was presented and tasted. Overall, great place to hang out and dine. The options on the menu are limited, but the food tasted great. Definitely go try this out. read more

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I started with a cocktail- the temple of salt. It was delicious. My loved his more. Small gestures in service did not go unnoticed. They checked in on us many times. The four of us decided to split everything. We started with the Tandoori cauflower; it was delicious. Then we had the chicken tikka from the shared moments menu. We ate it all. We split the following Side Dishes: Dale makhani, Pinda chickpeas, Palak paneer, Roasted eggplant. Kachumbet rarita. Garlic naan. For our entree, or Reimagined Experience, we had the lobster masala and Lamb roganjosh. Wow everything was amazing Lighting flattering. Music perfect tempo and volume background. The chicken was incredibly tender. My favorite were the chic peas and second favorite was the lentils. I absolutely loved the lentil soup muse bouche. read more

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This place was good! Only knock is that it's expensive for what it is. We came at our reservation time of 7:30 on a Thursday evening. The place wasn't packed by any means. The decor was swanky and I liked that in the area we sat, you had a view of the action in the kitchen in front of you. The staff were also friendly and helpful in understanding the menu. The food was delicious. We ordered the seekh kebab, the saag paneer, the butter chicken, and the herb & goat cheese stuffed naan. I have a high bar for Indian food, but these dishes passed muster! My favorite by far was the butter chicken - the chicken was cooked immaculately and the sauce was to die for. The seekh kebab was also delicious and wonderfully flavored. I'd say pass on the saag paneer - was a bit too oily for me (think it separated too much in the cooking process) and the flavors didn't leave me craving more. The knock on the star was largely due to price - 3 items ended up being $42 per person -- which is pretty expensive for Indian food. I get the atmosphere and all that, but I still think it was pricy for what it was. Glad I came once to try it out, though not sure if I'd come again (or just for the butter chicken perhaps!) read more

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Karizma/Karma Indian restaurant in Washington DC - we avoid Indian restaurants as a rule for my PN/TN daughter but Karizma was great! They don't use peanuts/tree nuts in their appetizers and entrees. The owner of the restaurant and the chef assured us that allergies are well understood and taken care of and we enjoyed a delicious meal there. read more

I've dined here twice and love this place. The first time was one of the best dining experiences of my adult life, which I'd rate 6 out of 5 stars. The second time was 4 out of 5 stars, though I didn't have the same foods. Their strength is their sauces. read more

This was my first time dining at a Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurant and WOW, Karma did not disappoint. It was really easy to make a lunch reservation online (with no fee!) for a weekday, so we were able to come in the next day. The ambiance is great and the decor is super modern, love the lofi music playing in the back. Our host and waiter were both lovely and had recommendations for us, so I loved the service a lot. Their bathroom area also has a sink outside of the restroom (super handy if you just need to wash your hands). Overall, a big fan of the decor and the vibe. As for the food, we opted to do a 3-course lunch which was extremely affordable and let us taste many options! Appetizers: Potato Spheres and Pesto Paneer, both very good. I think the Potato Spheres are the best, they're crunchy and flavorful and I would love to have more. The Pesto Paneer was pretty good too, I thought the sauce that it came with was pretty nice. Mains: Chicken Chettinad and Butter Chicken. The Chicken Chettinad was great, nothing to write home about. The Butter Chicken on the other hand was HEAVENLY! I had some doubts about ordering such a common dish, but the chef does something crazy that makes the curry so creamy and so tasty. Hands down the best Butter Chicken I have ever had. Side: Herb and Goat Cheese Naan, also very good :) and goes well with the mains! The goat cheese is really obvious and adds to the flavors. Dessert: Rose Ice Cream and Coconut Medallions. The medallions reminded me of soan papdi but with a little more chewiness, not bad. I loved the Rose ice cream, it was perfectly floral and sweet. This was one of the best meals I have had and I highly recommend it to anyone who is in the DC area! read more

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Wow. Indian food with flair, technique, flavor and a twist. Great, comfortable, casual atmosphere, fine dining food experience and attentive service. Loved the chat grilled lamb chop, tellicherry crab - a small, delicate pyramid of spiced crab meat, the butter chicken with garlic naan - I'm going back for that - and the pistachio 'ice cream' a refreshing special treat. A must try in DC if you love Indian food b read more

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Went here for my fiancé's birthday dinner after getting an email about a new tasting menu. We had already been here multiple times and love it--he is an Indian immigrant and was extremely excited about the food we received, especially one of the courses that we have yet to be able to find in this country. For starters, they had set the table up with a birthday card and happy birthday sign, which was very cute. The bartender, Edward, was also lovely and highlighted a new drink, the silk route--tequila, pineapple, basil, and turmeric, which happens to be our favorite. We also had several other cocktails throughout the meal, that were timed very well with the food. There were a lot of coastal states highlighted during this 6 course meal, which we were delighted about because of the uniquely flavored seafood. I have seen some other reviews stating that the portions were small, but I would say they were reasonable--if your plate is piled high with creamy sauces or dishes like mattar paneer, you'll get stuffed very quickly and not be able to try anything else. I was happy to leave satisfied without needing to lie down from being uncomfortably full. Two touches to the experience were really nice: firstly, we got shown a topographical map of India to show where what we were eating was from, and having the topographical picture really explained why dishes and ingredients were chosen (and thank you to our server Maritza for being so attentive). Secondly, the chef came out at the end and we got to meet him, while my fiancé got a candle to blow out on his dessert plate. Finally, to highlight one of the dessert courses itself--I had never seen or eaten the betelnut itself. It is hard enough to find fresh paan leaves in the US, so this was a wonderful surprise! My fiancé (from Maharashtra) said that it tasted just like being home. Thank you for a wonderful birthday experience! read more

Service was great, food was delicious. 45 minutes and $30 for a great lunch. Limited options on the lunch menu but very flavorful. read more

Karma Modern Indian - Chicken Tikka - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

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All of the employees were wearing masks and they checked your temperature when you enter. The dining experience was so good. We were given ample time to talk amongst ourselves and service never felt slow. I typically like to share a cocktail with my fiance, but this time, after ordering the first Penicilin, I ordered a second one. It is so good and fresh! I highly recommend it. We ordered three orders of the mushroom and truffle naan and the garlic naan, seekh kebab, butter chicken, and kashmiri chicken gustaba. I highly recommend the truffle and garlic naan. They have redefined naan for me. The truffle flavor really comes through and both are so delicious. The kebab's green sauce had some heat to it. The chicken gustaba was very spicy and had a silver foil served with it. Thank goodness we ordered butter chicken because it was the only thing that was not spicy! The food is amazing and so is service. Highly recommend! read more

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The food was phenomenal met with incredible and attentive service with the perfect ambiance for lunch. There is something on the menu for just about anyone. If you are bringing someone to try Indian food for the first time tread carefully if brought here they will fall in love. The food was just unbelievably amazing every last bite! Absolutely cannot recommend this place enough! read more

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Second time to visit here. Very close to our hotel. We come to DC every year and enjoy Indian food. Last year we Got take out from here and enjoyed it so much we decided to eat in this time. The ambience is fantastic. Service is great. The staff are Super friendly and review the menu in detail. It seems Karma is a "modern" Indian restaurant and they make no secret of that. Do not expect traditional Indian although there are a few recognizable dishes on the menu such as butter chicken. I ordered something that I found to be exceptionally delicious. It was described as "spinach croquettes" " stuffed" with cottage cheese. It comes covered in a nicely seasoned tomato curry with a side of rice. I ended up very happy with my dinner. I was not overly hungry so it was one of the less expensive dishes - figured it would be about the right portion and it was. I believed my husband ordered some sort of lamb dish. Really seemed to lack in deep flavor. We also ordered a paneer Naan. Was very tasty - but seemingly western. I was full and could not eat much. Fortunately that did not bother my husband. He handled the job just fine! My biggest complaint is the cost of the cocktails. Something seems extremely wrong when the bar drink is roughly the same price as the meal ($22 for a sidecar). I believe my meal was either 23 or 24 dollars. read more

I visited here with a friend who said this was one of the favorite spots in the area, so we stopped in for dinner on a Tuesday. It was wide open, not many other diners here. I ordered the stuffed paneer dish and, at the suggestion of the server, my friend and I each ordered a truffle mushroom naan. I was torn between the paneer dish and the zucchini/chickpea one, so I asked the server. He said guests tend to prefer the paneer but he likes the zucchini. Because stuffed paneer isn't something I see often, I went with that. It was good but I preferred the tomato gravy (which was phenomenally seasoned) over the paneer. It had a kind of chewy texture that I didn't love. Probably would've enjoyed the alternate better (guess I should listen to the server)! The naan was plenty for two and I wish we'd just split one because we ended up with leftovers that neither of us could take. Id also agree with other comments that the flavor of the mushrooms/truffle is muted and you'd probably be happy with the traditional naan. Overall great food but very expensive... each of us spent $37 for a total of about $78. It's a nice atmosphere and good food but be prepared to pony up! read more

Karma Modern Indian - Stuffed paneer - Indian Near Me - Washington, DC, District of Columbia

Food: O M G. Overall the food was so flavorful and delicious. The layers of spice and flavor in each dish was so well constructed. Complements to the chef. We got chickpeas, cauliflower, chicken tikka, fish, rice, lamb kabobs, eggplant, shrimp, naan, and drinks. Vibe: the patio was lovely and great dining experience. When going to the bathroom, I got a glimpse of the dining room. It was gorgeous. Can't wait to return when COVID is over. Service: our server was exceptional. He was funny, personable, attentive, and knowledgeable about the menu. We had but allergy and gluten intolerance and he talked us through our options and timing of meals. Covid: all staff wearing masks, tables far apart and really clean This spot is a few steps from Chinatown but feels exclusive and fancy without all the downtown noise. Check it out!! read more

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Delicious! I feel like the overall experience here rivals some of noteworthy Indian restaurants in the district. I had a 6 pm reservation, but ran into craZy Friday traffic so I called the restaurant to let them know we were running late. At 6:15 I received a call back just to make sure we were still headed there. When we finally arrived at 6:22 we were greeted and seated immediately. We visited during restaurant week and couldn't pass up such a good deal. I order the pesto paneer, branzino peri-peri and the carrot dessert. I LOVED the paneer. It had a smoky flavor to it that made it the standout for me. We also ordered cocktails which were outstanding! The service was an A++++. The atmosphere was as well. I can't find a lot to say that needed improving or anything for that matter. I'm a big fan of this new found place. read more

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A very modern take on traditional Indian cuisine. The ambiance and service on my visit were great. The only miss was that they indicated they had run out of Diet Coke on a weekend, which was odd considering they do have a full bar. Food was excellent and some of the best Indian food I have ever had. The highlights of my visit were the Garlic naan, Seekh Kebab, and Butter Chicken. All of those dishes were by far excellent, and you won't go wrong with ordering any of them. Prices are a bit steep, but it was worth it for such great food. read more