I've been to Cafe of India many times over the years. It's one of the best Indian restaurants…read morearound. Food is amazing! Friendly service and very clean. I've had their lunch menu recently and everything was delicious.

Service was attentive and fantastic…read more Ambiance and atmosphere was relaxing, cozy with colorful artwork. Environment is not extremely casual, but more upward casual to semi-upscale. Tables had mini candles, white tablecloths and cloth napkins. I wish there were images of the food on the menu to get an idea of what some of the dishes were like. Everything like the curries, all came out in square shaped bowls, rather than on individual plates. I ordered Tandori Chicken which came with white basmati rice, and a side of plain naan bread. The chicken was delish, however it was dry and needed something wet like a curry to bring it all together. Next time, I would order another dish with the tandori chicken to bring it all together. The basmati rice was made perfectly, fluffy with toasted cumin seeds and a hint of oil. The plain naan bread was baked to perfection, toasty on the outside, chewy and moist on the inside with a hint of oil drizzled on top. Yumm! I had a Tamarind Margarita, which was unique and had a good kick to it. Everyone in my group enjoyed their food. Some folks shared a few items so they had more options. I would do that the next time. Highly recommend.

I got some quick takeout just to make use of a card offer and because I was in the neighborhood…read more This metro stop is not exactly known for being a food destination and there's a hip new South Indian restaurant up the road, so I wasn't sure this North Indian restaurant would be able to compete. However, I have to say it was good stuff. The momos I ordered had a bit of paneer in addition to vegetables and a sauce that wasn't quite enough for all (me being me, I had sauce at home). The star of the show, however, was a smoky, hearty dal that was great with or without the bread I added. I got two small meals out of it, so a reasonable value after my cost savings. I'm not sure that the Van Ness stop will ever draw big crowds, but I'd go back to this restaurant again anyway.

Maybe my favorite Indian restaurant in the DC area! Wow, this restaurant was absolutely amazing…read more The potato nest was a huge highlight of the night! It was better than the best samosa chaat I've ever had. The entrees are good sized and served in beautiful bowls. Our service was very prompt and included 20% gratuity. And to top it all off, our waitress brought us some incredible pistachio ice cream! I will definitely be back to this delicious place.

Other food plans let me down, but fortunately I have more than one plan, and I wandered over to…read morethis place on the edge of downtown Bethesda. It is on the smaller side, and one group was turned away for not having a reservation. I got a dumpling appetizer which delivered a mouthwatering array of vegetables, and a reasonably interesting fruity drink. The thing I came for, however, was a chole bhature. This fried bread and chickpea combination came with all the right accompaniments, and the chickpeas were richly flavored. It was a fantastic meal down to the last bite. It would not have been as good to go, and I recommend eating in. Service was a bit slow and they could have used another person working, but it was a clean and pleasant place to eat.

Delhi Spice is a very good restaurant…read more Their food selection is limited compared to other Indian restaurants, but the food is very good quality. The flavors are excellent and cooked very well. They accommodate special requests to your food order. Their service is attentive without being annoying. Atmosphere is ok. Several two person tables, some 4 person tables and a few seats at a small bar area. Delhi Spice is a strong recommend. I will certainly be a repeat customer.

Dropped in for lunch before a stop at the local Dentist. The atmosphere is welcoming and friendly,…read moreand the service was excellent. Had the Lamb Saga with a cold Kingfisher beer, and for a treat had Gulab Jamun with Cardamom ice cream. Pure 100% deliciousnesss! I will be back.

Ordered a meal for Valentine's Day. Bit into uncooked chicken. Immediately had to spit it out. Cut…read moreinto the reminder of the dish and realized the entire chicken dish was not fully cooked. The lamb dish was overcooked and mostly filled with potatoes, very few lamb pieces. Incredibly disappointed. Will certainly not be ordering here again.

It honestly pains me to write this one-star review because I've been going to Kadahi for years and…read moreit's always been one of my favorite spots. Unfortunately, the last few visits haven't been great, and tonight was the worst it's ever been. I ordered the matar paneer and it was watery and almost completely flavorless, which is very unlike what I've had there before. The rice was even more disappointing -- it tasted old and was hardened into clumps, almost molded into the shape of the container instead of being individual grains. It was difficult to even break apart. The samosas were good, which was the one bright spot, but the garlic naan barely had any garlic on it. Normally their naan is amazing and very flavorful. I'm really disappointed because this used to be my go-to spot for Indian food. I'm hoping this was just a bad night, but after a few recent experiences that were also lacking in freshness and flavor, I may have to start looking for a new place.

I arrived shortly after they opened on a Sunday and this place was almost full of diners. They…read morefeature a $22 lunch buffet with around 10 items you can choose from. All of the food was fresh and delicious. I loved all of the seasoning and sauces. The tandoori chicken and goat were cooked perfectly. The meats were tender a juicy. There were a couple of parties that called prior and made reservations. The ambience was very warm and inviting. I saw some diners dining alone and many locals. There was also a large party of 12 dining here. The servers were attentive. My friend and I really enjoyed our dining experience here and will definitely be back to try out their dinner menu.

Unfortunately, the experience did not meet my expectations based on the website's presentation…read more While the manager was polite, the overall service was disappointing. The server was unresponsive and slow, eventually requiring me to get up and find her myself. The idli, masala dosa, and coconut chutney were mediocre- comparable to food court quality- and certainly not worth the price point. Additionally, the ambiance was misleading. The interior was very ordinary and lacked the white cloth tables shown in their online photos. Given these factors, I do not plan to return and would not recommend to others.

Food was fantastic here and all the meat is halal! We ordered the tandoori chicken (bone in) it was…read morefantastic so moist and flavorful. The lamb saag was very good (great saag flavor lamb super tender). Baingan bharta was so smoky and delicious; I would 100% order this again. We also got the idli sambar which was very yummy! Service was really good and you can see inside into the kitchen where the tandoor is. We wanted to get the thali but they only have it on weekdays.

The food at Spice Street is amazing with so much variety, and I can highly recommend their service…read moreas well. We were able to snag a table for Valentine's Day evening on their website and they did NOT overbook - we were seated within 5 mins. of arriving. Service was prompt and attentive without being intrusive. The cocktails were innovative and delicious; we loved the jalapeño passion fruit cocktail (spicy!) and the ginger mojito. We were very hungry but decided on 4 smaller plates, which was exactly the right amount of food. Highly recommend their Crab Kathi Roll appetizer, the Crispy Spinach with Dates, the Chicken Cafreal and the Eggplant Fritters - although the mild spicing and flavor of the eggplant was outshone by the other robustly flavored items; still tasty though. Service was friendly and crisp and the pricing was very economical especially considering the variety and quality of the food and beverage. A 5-Star keeper!!

The service and the Brussels sprouts were the best part of the meal…read more The servers were very attentive and kind. The Brussels sprouts chat was so good! Roasted to perfection and paired well with the chutneys. I also ordered the lamb vindaloo and it was lack luster to me. The lamb chunks were good, but the sauce lacked spice even though I asked for spicy. My friend got the garlic naan and I tasted it. I wasn't a fan of the taste or texture. The restaurant itself is cute and cozy!

This place is fantastic!!! Service excellent and food outstanding!! The curry goat was incredible!!read more

The butter chicken was sooo good! Very good flavor…read more The paneer tikka masala was ok. I wish it was a little spicier. The garlic naan was pretty good! The samosa chaat was also pretty enjoyable! The house special naan was alright- it had a good aftertaste note The vegetable samosa was horrible. It was like a blended mash consistency and tasted like freezer samosas - not even the good kind

Heritage is a neighborhood staple in cathedral heights. I have been dining in the area since I…read moremoved nearby for four years and finally decided to try this establishment. Indian food is not my favorite cuisine but it is mostly gluten-free which so I do keep it on my rotation. This location is never full so I was not sure about it. To be safe I ordered the butter chicken. It was good, but nothing special stood out. I did eat it all and the portion seemed adequate. They seemed a little understaffed even for not having many customers. The ambiance was fine but again nothing special stood out. There are way better Indian restaurants in DC starting with Rasika. Heritage is not bad, but there is nothing that popped for me. If you are in the area and the other restaurants are packed, you can give this a try, but if you are looking for something special, I suggest to keep looking.

If you're looking for spicy and flavorful this is not the place to come. It is very plain tasting…read more It's not bad though per se . if you don't like spices perhaps this is the place for you. The garlic cilantro naan was a little too doughy and floury for me. The paneer makhani tasted a lot like tomato. Obviously there's tomato in it but it tasted like pasta sauce a little. There was not enough spices to taste much except tomato. the matar paneer was also ok. I probably would not come here again because I'm looking for more flavor but I can see why other people would really enjoy this place. They seem nice as well

Just walking up to this place, it was absolutely adorable with all the flowers and charming…read moreatmosphere. Inside, the music wasn't too loud, which made it easy to relax and enjoy the experience. I definitely recommend making a reservation. We didn't have one, so we were offered a seat at the common table or outside. Since it was a beautiful day, we chose to sit outside. Our server was training someone, and they were both fantastic. They gave great recommendations and were attentive throughout the meal. The food came out at the perfect pace, and everything was delicious. We shared two small plates, along with the fried chicken sliders and the butter chicken. The butter chicken had the perfect amount of spice and was incredibly flavorful. There were two of us, and sharing four dishes was just the right amount of food. We had a wonderful experience and will definitely be back!

The atmosphere here is 10/10. If you are having a bad day, make a reservation here, and your mood…read morewill instantly be lifted. The vibrant colors and music are tastefully intense. Indian street food is one of my favorite cuisines. I fell in love when the first wave of this type of restaurant hit the West Coast -- Bollywood Theater (Portland) and DOSA (SF- RIP). Chai Pani is a more Gen Z version of those restaurants. The menu has all of the classics, and you'll want to order everything (but don't, because the food is very rich). We enjoyed all of the chaats we ordered, the Disco bhel being my favorite. The one main we shared, lentil dahl, was so spicy it was hard to eat. It was absolutely local Thai or local Indian spicy. I've lived in Asia and eaten all the street foods, and this was in the top 10 spiciest things I've eaten. The carrot halwa dessert was fantastic, so don't skip dessert even if you're full. While I didn't think the food was leagues above similar options that are already available, the vibe of the restaurant makes it worth a visit!