This is our go-to Indian place for good reasons. Everything we've tried has been excellent and our…read morefavorites are the naan, samosas and especially the Malai Kofta. Everything has always been clean and comfortable with excellent service.

Went in and was sat, the booths are small so we asked for a chair at then end of the table for my…read morebrother in low as he just had Hip surgery. The host refused to give a chair and wanted us to move to the other said of the restaurant if we wanted a chair, this is not customer service. She was make it out like it would be in the way of customers. If a customer is requesting a chair at the end of the booth why not just accommodate them. Why move tables with baby to the other side of the restaurant? I spend a lot of money at this restaurant a month visiting at least 3-4 times or More.

Best Indian food I've had in the Fort Wayne area, hands down. Delicious chicken chettinadu with a…read moreside of garlic naan. Service was very friendly and always attentive. Can't wait to go back!

This is THE most popular restaurant in Fort Wayne among my friends and family local to the area and…read moreafter MONTHS of hearing about it, I finally got to try BB for myself last night when we ordered takeout. So I am sure this review will need an update when I eventually go and dine-in. As for the takeout experience, everything was wrapped up carefully and put in high-quality plastic containers. Also, everything was very clearly labeled which is very appreciated! Once we portioned everything out, we dug on in! Between the 3 of us, we ordered 3 different kinds of paneer entrees, 1 chicken dum biryani, 2 vegetable samosas, 1 coconut naan, 1 butter naan, and 1 chana masala. Our orders also included 3 cups of rice. I tried everything but my personal order was the chicken biryani (1000/10 rating!) and the coconut naan. I was the only non-vegetarian among us so I got the chicken dish all to myself! All 3 paneers were great, but the best was the slightly sweet paneer manchurian dish! The saag paneer was a bit too goop-y to be a favorite of ours. The vegetable samosas were crispy and not excessively oily. My coconut naan was a great sweet naan, covered in a LOT of coconut flakes! And like I mentioned before, the chicken biryani is a must try! The picture doesn't show it, but underneath the first layer of rice are two big hunking thighs of delicious chicken! I can see why this is considered not only the best Indian restaurant in FW, but one of the best restaurants in the area! I am looking forward to dining in and getting a mango lassi!

Food was mediocre, staff was nonchalant and the ambiance was stuffy…read more There are more options in the area.

I used to go to A Taste of India a lot more when I worked out north. Now I just wait until my…read morehusband is out of town (he doesn't care for Indian food). It's a standard diner with several booths and tables. They installed a windbreak (double doors) so everyone in the restaurant doesn't freeze when someone comes in in the winter. The food is terrific. I started going there because of their Channa Saag (vegetarians, pay attention). It's creamy and I usually get it mild but you can have it with as much heat as you want. Their naan is huge and I'm partial to their garlic naan which costs a bit extra, but worth it if you like garlic. I've dined in plenty of times but in the past few years I've just done carryout.

We absolutely love Curry Garden! From the moment this place opened and we tried it, they became our…read morefavorite restaurant at the mall. The Indian food is great tasting and tastes the same every time we go. The employees are very kind. Best Indian food in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

I love Curry Garden. It is my go to location at the mall. The only downside is that the portions…read moreand the food itself is inconsistent. It's never bad, but hard to know what to expect.

Kacchi Biriyani ( lamb) was delicious, as was the tandoori chicken, naan, and mango lassi. The…read moreservice and food are both excellent. Very excited about this place. Highly recommend.

Popped in after hearing it was a place to go. 1:45 on Friday afternoon…read more Walked in and person ahead of me was greeted and sat at a table. I'd never been here so I went to the counter. People came out of the back brining others food or drinks. Nobody came to the counter, nobody talked to me, nobody cared I was there. After 10-minutes of standing there ignored I walked out. Thanks?

Loved the food. Will definitly come back. On the menu the ethnicity of the food is shown so you can…read morehave a better idea of what herbs and spices you may need to be wary of. Only critisim is that you order at the counter. Menus are stored above the register. Appetizers are not segregated at the front of the menu.

Stopped by for dinner. What a great experience. I had heard about a new restaurant and wanted to…read moregive it a try. Small cozy place with warm feel. Staff was super friendly and helpful. Pj was my server and was prompt with service even though they were busy. Food was hot and delicious. The vegetable korma was the best dish with so much flavor. I ordered the lamb biryani to which was also very tasty. Wish there were more bits of lamb but overall something I would order again. The place felt new and clean. Music upbeat and not like other Indian restaurants that seem bleak and old fashioned. I would come back here and bring friends.

The food, service and atmosphere are very nice. However today we went in and the menu says a 4%…read moresurcharge to use a card. I asked if that included debit card and was told yes. We left. Last week there was a news article mentioning this not being legal so I looked it up and this is what I found. In the United States, adding a surcharge fee specifically for using a debit card is not legally allowed. This ban applies across all 50 states, regardless of whether you enter a PIN or run the card "as credit", and is enforced by major payment networks and federal regulations like the Durbin Amendment. Core Rules and Regulations * Card Network Policies: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover explicitly forbid merchants from applying surcharges to debit or prepaid card transactions. Federal Guardrails: The Durbin Amendment (part of the Dodd-Frank Act) regulates electronic payment processing and restricts debit surcharging practices.

Ana and Sam are so helpful! Best sandwich of my life. You haven't lived until you've been to…read moreAntonuccio's.

I ordered a Caprese & prosciutto sandwich today thinking I was going to get a fabulous NYC style…read moredeli sandwich. I was soooo disappointed! I got one very thin slice of prosciutto, two slices of tomato and two of mozzarella. Never again!