First night in town visiting a friend and she wanted to take me to a vegan friendly restaurant so she recommended this place. I love that there menu is clearly marked with all their vegan options. It made it so easy to navigate. John, our server was also very knowledgeable and accommodating. They were out of Kanji Lemonade but the server recommended the Nimbu Pani which he says was more like lemonade. It was perfect. Nice, light and refreshing -- not too sweet. To eat I ordered the Tumeric Lentil Soup, Mango Salad, and Kabuli Chana. So much food I had enough for dinner the next day. Everything was absolutely fantastic! read more

Marigold Maison - Paradise Valley - Mango Salad - Indian Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

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Can't believe I haven't tried this place, being that it's walking distance of my house. I sat on the patio which was lovely. Their cocktails are very limited but they have wine and beer. I wasn't sure what to get but our waiter made great recommendations. I loved their spicy lamb. I'd definitely be back! read more

Marigold Maison - Paradise Valley - Taste of India. Great! - Indian Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

Great place to enjoy real good food at an affordable price. Our Server Abraham, was a cordial gentleman. He served us with one of the best tequila cocktail, I have ever had in my life. I'll definitely be back very soon, can't wait! read more

Tried carry out from MM. Very pleased with the quality of food and taste. Delicious chicken tikka masala. Will definitely be ordering again and visiting the restaurant for in person dining. Terrific first experience. read more

My 8 year old daughter saw an Indian cooking show and asked me to take her to an Indian restaurant. We chose this place based on its high ratings. The interior was pleasantly decorated and we were seated quickly. The regular menu was great but the children's menu was not. All the items on the children's menu are a la carte and cost $5 each. If you order chicken, you get only chicken, no sides. We ordered garlic naan and ended up with onion naan. My daughter doesn't eat onions. My daughter ordered lemonade and we got some kind of spiced lemonade. The server did not warn us that it would be a nontraditional lemonade. It cost $5 which took us by surprise, especially since she didn't like it. My food was fantastic, but the service was mediocre at best. Some ethnic restaurants do an awesome job of introducing kids to new types of foods. This one did not. Bravo to the kitchen for the great food. Not a bad option for adults, but don't bring kids here, or at least don't bring kids who are new to Indian food. read more

Prior to arriving, my husband and I checked the menu out on their website. We were excited to see they had the Bhindi Masala so we planned to eat there that evening. When we arrived the place was busy and with no reservation we waited only a few minutes before we were seated. There was a couple BEHIND us that had to wait as well. The waitress bright us water and we proceeded to order. All pretty standard stuff and we knew what we wanted. We ordered the gobi Manchurian (appetizer), the Bhindi Masala, and one garlic roti. That's it. Oh and 2 masala ice teas. Now we wait. And wait. And wait some more. 20-25 minutes pass and a table for two sits next to us. Within 5 minutes they have a basket of naan delivered. We have nothing yet. Plus we had to ask the waitress to refill our tea (even though she passed by our table 100 times). Still waiting. Table on other side of us takes notice we still don't have our food. As they were leaving they say "I hope what you ordered is worth the wait". Then the unbelievable happens. The table with the naan gets there full 2 meals delivered AND the couple that was BEHIND us upon arrival is boxing up food and paying to leave!! Wtf!! The waitress appears to be avoiding eye contact at this point. Then some guy server comes over and delivers a plate of something we never ordered as a complimentary whatever. (I actually saw him try to give it to a different table before us but they rejected it.) so they put it on our table and say our all our food will be out soon together even though we were originally told the appetizer would come first. At this point we just want what we ordered. Then the food finally arrived! To my dismay the gobi manchurian was disappointing. The cauliflower was so tiny and non existent. Plus it had a ton of onions and carrots!!! No where is the menu description does it say onions and carrots!! I can't eat onions!! Needless to say they took it off the bill and we just shared the Bhindi. All that waiting for 3 items where one wasn't even edible. Majorly disappointed with the service and lack of ingredient disclosure. I give one stars only because my husband liked the Bhindi read more

Stopped by for Boxing Day lunch with Hunter at grandparent's place at this super fresh Indian place with great choices...make sure you just get their platter for lunch...it's a lot of food and get to try more things with their naan and salad and lentil soup and gulag jamun along with 2 servings of chromosomes, lamb, chicken, veggie or Vegan options...their Mango lassi is really good as well...the shrimp is huge and plump, perfectly made, the sauces of karma and masala was phenomenal!! read more

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We ordered take out from Marigold and it was absolutely delicious. Veggie tikka masala was full of vegetables. Generous portions of rice and naan and the samosas were delectable. We will definitely be ordering from here again! read more

The food here is Authentic, and delicious!!!! Friendly staff. Great menu options. I highly recommend.

I heard amazing things about this place and as a longtime lover of Indian food, was very excited to try it! I ordered the makhani with paneer, a dish I've had many times in NYC, Phoenix, etc. The dish came out looking beautifully presented, but I immediately noticed that the sauce was yellow instead of the orange/red traditionally associated with makhani. I asked our server, who was very attentive, why tomato and seemingly any spice whatsoever had been left out of my makhani dish. Our server, not realizing that the first ingredient listed on the menu under makhani was "tomato," said the dish didn't include tomato. The flavor was still interesting, but mostly tasted so bland that I would have thought it to be an Italian dish rather than Indian. The garlic naan, however, was DELICIOUS. read more

I absolutely LOVE this restaurant! Not only is the food fresh and flavorful but the service is top notch! Jeffrey has been my waiter for 6 months and he is attentive and charming! I'm a foodie and I used to be a waitress so my expectations are high! Jeffrey and Marigold Maison NEVER disappoint! read more

I was visiting from out of town and was very excited to find such quality Indian food, coupled with fantastic service. My two-year-old liked the place too. They have a friendly vibe and atmosphere, bustling with happy customers yet not too loud. I think that's why it's so child-friendly. read more

This was my first time eating here and the food was excellent! We both ordered the lunch platters. what a great variety of flavors. The waiter was very nice and gave a nice explanation of the menu. We will be back! read more

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This place has the best Indian food I've ever had. Great atmosphere. Friendly staff. Highly reminded. read more

Marigold Maison - Paradise Valley - Chicken tikka masala, jasmine rice, and onion naan bread. *chefs kiss* - Indian Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

This is a bright and cheerful, clean Indian restaurant. Service is fast. Unfortunately, and as a person who really knows Indian cooking, the sauces are watery to being quite bland. The spices lack flavor, which is an odd reaction to Indian cooking. I tried two lamb dishes and both were very bland. The lentils were well made and the basmati rice fine, but overall they need to figure out a number of new recipes. I don't think we will be coming back. I am being generous with three stars but gave points for a pleasant environment and wait staff. read more

Marigold Maison - Paradise Valley - Bright and clean - Indian Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

Coming from Dallas which has millions of restaurants, I can bet that this has been the best Indian restaurant amongst all of them. Paneer Tikka Masala, Malai Kofta along with Garlic Rotis and Garlic Naans were the highlights ! Wah mazha aa Gaya :) read more

Has anyone that gives this place a good review actually eaten Indian food? The waiter was very hard working and attentive and I appreciated the sampler like lunch platter, but the food was so sub-par. The lamb was inedible, and the naan greasy. There wasn't a single dish that was flavored right and the meat was clearly poor quality. The waiter mentioned that it's very low spice for american tastes, but this American wanted authentic Indian. This was my second try,after having takeout previously, and I think sadly there are so many better options in the valley read more

I give five stars for the freshness of the food and service. The food tastes great. The food spice was according to American standards and indian people can easily tolerate the spicy level. I will visit again to try the kabab/tandoori delicacies. read more

Marigold Maison - Paradise Valley - Paneer tikka masala! Very fresh! - Indian Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

Went for lunch to try out (unlimited) Thali. They offer both veg and non/veg options, both same price. My hubby and I were both impressed from the time we entered, when Jeffrey greeted us and interacted very professionally. His service was exemplary throughout our meal. Food was fresh and tasty and well made. They do cater to American taste for spice level, but each order is made fresh. Surprising for small portions! Therefore they can customize for Indian tastes, just let them know when you order. Since I'm low carb, it's often difficult to eat Indian food...no rice, lentils, daal, potato, naan, roti. (In fact, before we came here, we had gone to Mint lunch buffet and had to leave because of no real vegetables options I could actually eat! Everything was starchy.) I enjoy both veg and non-veg dishes, and Marigold customized the thali for my preferences. Check out my photos for standard and custom thalis. We highly recommend. read more

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I had the chicken platter for lunch. What a great value. You get a good sampling plus Non plus dessert. Simply the best Indian food I've had in AZ. I left pretty full. read more

Food is good. I wish chicken tikka masala was dark meat instead of white and malai kofta was like dessert could have been with a bit more spice. Service sucks, but that's the norm from most of the Indian restaurants . The server didn't give us water for 20 mins. She missed one of our guest to offer water or a drink. We ordered from the kids menu as soon as we arrived but that showed up an hr later. read more

I ordered the all you can eat vegetarian thali. The samosa was good and seemed promising but once the platter of 8 small dishes came I was disappointed. The soup, salad and rice pudding was the only thing that tasted good. Honestly this was the worst Indian food I've ever had. Even the nann was burnt. I was highly disappointed. I do not recommend coming here at all. I was looking around the restaurant in disbelief as to how others were able to eat this ?? read more

Second visit and again sooooo delicious! Our server Alysse was very engaging and so professional. A tribute to your restaurant!

I've eaten here three times now. The first time was maybe a year ago and good. This most recent visit since their expansion was disappointing. The service started off very friendly, but then became inattentive and almost annoyed - never filling water glasses; long random times between food - even though we asked to not delay as we had a young one with us. I've had Indian food in many cities to compare. This food was relatively bland. The dosa was like a soft pancake stuffed with potatoes - not the thin crispy version that is more typical. Lassi was OK, but only available in mango version. The saag paneer was relatively good. The chicken tikka masala was OK, but surprisingly little chicken for a $16 dish. Wine selection was good. Overall, food is OK, jut not quite authentic Indian. I would call this Indian-style. There are not many Indian restaurants in the area. So, this place is good for a nice meal if you're in no rush and don't mind getting Phoenix version of Indian. The pricing is expensive for what it is. read more

I love the lunch all you can eat. I can only do one round of this but it is so good. I was never really into Indian cuisine but thanks to this place I am now read more

I arrived late to Phoenix and this Indian restaurant was open late and my way to hotel. The food was ok, but not the best I have eat at other places. Biryani was dry but tasty. read more

I feel like Marigold Maison could easily be elevated one star, if the rice weren't so hard. It's not at all fluffy and soft enough to go well with the saucy curries. Other than that and the dry (white meat) chicken in some of the dishes, I do like this place for the chicken saag, naan and the thali at lunch time... just not the rice. read more

So nice to see the old (Tatum & Shea) Bombay spice concept back. Granted I did not give the Cactus Rd. buffet a shot thanks to Yelp Reviews, I did want to see what Marigold Maison was about. Great ambiance and open kitchen, Sunil the head chef is always welcoming. Andy was a great host that kept our kids thoroughly entertained the entire evening. My kids now say let's go eat at "Andy's Place", not a name change suggestion just pointing out the impression he made. And as parents know entertaining the kids while out to eat can be a challenge. Lentil cakes and my standard chicken tikka masala were our choice that evening and they were as good as ever. I would recommend trying it out and will go again to see if they can edge up to 5 stars like the Bombay Spice of yore... A side note, as I was leaving the restaurant, a couple mentioned to Andy how their "dinner was good but they miss the buffet". Andy pointed out that reviews for the buffet were not favorable on Yelp, at which point the couple proceeded to say Yelp reviews are a fraud, bla bla bla...I couldn't bare listening to it and felt like I needed to stand up for Yelp as someone that really finds value from it. It's no fraud! You can quickly figure out which reviews are "fraudulent" and which are not, so I'm glad to see Bombay/Marigold Maison is in touch with reality and Yelp's value add to restaurant owners. Ok off my soapbox. Go to Marigold Maison and tell them a Yelper sent you! read more

Great food. Many choices, would love to taste everything. So far tried the masala chicken and it was delicious and another chicken dish recommended by the server but it was too spicy and he offered to take it back and add more cream which took some of the spiciness. I can't wait to go again to try their other dishes. . read more

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Had heard some good things about Marigold Maison and decided to check it out on a Sunday evening. We had a reservation at 6 and were able to get seated right as the place was about to get slammed. First thing you walk in, there is no host station and you have to just hope one of the staff members will approach you to get your table. Once we sat down it was roughly a 10-15 minute wait until we were greeted. They gave us our menus and then after about another 10 minutes they dropped off 2 waters for 3 people. Eventually everyone was able to get their own beverage and we ordered appetizers. We started off with the Garlic Naan and Chicken Dip. The Garlic Nan was light and airy with a crisp finish. Really enjoyed it with the Chicken Dip. The dip itself was flavorful and the chicken was prepared nicely. It was a really good start to the meal from a food perspective. For our entrees we had the Saag Spinach with shrimp, Chicken Curry and Chicken Tikka. The Saag Spinach had a nice spice to it and a velvety texture. It combined savory flavor with the spice and went well with the rice they provided. The shrimp were cooked perfectly, big and juicy. The naan also went well with this dish as the saag has a stew-like consistency. Chicken Curry is one of the first dishes I picture when thinking about Indian food and we were not disappointed. This was also a very spicy dish as we requested but the spice did not overwhelm the other flavors. The chicken fit in perfectly and was also accompanied by rice. The dish as a whole was very impressive and the spice blend was second to none. The Chicken Tikka is essentially a whole roasted chicken with dark and white meat. We got a side of hot sauce for the chicken which was laid upon a bed of sautéed vegetables. The hot sauce lived up to its name and was a great compliment to the chicken which was dusted in an array of spices. The chicken was juicy on the inside and had crispy skin. It is also a good sized portion. The food was really good and it was ashame that the service was so bad. Drink refills were not done without multiple requests, and while they were busy, its not an excuse to just ignore your tables. But it wasn't reserved just for us, the table directly next to us did not see a server for at least 20 minutes and had to actually grab their own menus. With the food being so good I was willing to overlook the bad service but things got even worse. Upon paying the bill, the server hovered over us as we attempted to sign the check. Right as we set the pen down after signing the check, we were told to leave. The quote I believe was "we are really busy and need you to leave right now." It took me a moment to process that we were being kicked out of the restaurant due to their inability to handle good business. I grew up in the restaurant business and have held a variety of roles and had never seen nor heard of guests being told to leave the moment they sign the bill in order to get another table sat. At most we just wanted to take a moment to relax and finish our beverages but we obliged as I knew if I stayed any longer I would have had to say something about being treated like that. I can forgive inattentiveness when a restaurant is busy, but blatant disrespect is another thing. Its a shame as the entire party enjoyed the food but we all agreed that that was our first and last visit to the Marigold Maison if you are kicked out of the restaurant the moment you pay your bill. The two stars is out of respect to the efforts of the kitchen staff which were impressive. read more

We've been hunting all over the valley for Indian food and we found this restaurant after a friend told us about it. The food was delicious! Heading back for Valentine's Day. I'm looking forward to their curry. read more

I am a sucker for some good Indian food.... well really, any kind of ethnic food! I have always heard some amazing things about Marigold Maison and when I finally had the opportunity to try this place I knew I had to go! A few must trys! Their Samosa Chaat - which is a samosa with chickpea, onion, tomato, mint, yogurt, & tamarind. It's delicious and almost a deconstructed Samosa! The chicken tikka was delicious, as was their lamb Goan Vindaloo, made with wine, red chilis, curry leaves, and mustard seeds! Their naan was a knock out as well! Highly recommend Marigold Maison read more

I hesitated in writing a review because this place is soooo good and I did want my little secret spot to get out but it has. You just can't keep food this good and service this friendly secret for too long. Only negative is if you are going for dinner you probably should call ahead for a table. read more

Pushpa! Pushpa! Pushpa! Super cute Indian auntie!! Her husband is the chef and they are SO passionate about their food. They provided a wonderful and authentic mom and pop feel. Being new to Indian food, she was amazing at suggesting wonderful dishes!! I went in with a friend a couple weeks ago and Chef Sunil came to the table, greeted us and gave us a very warm welcome. Pushpa made wonderful food suggestions as well as some great wine pairings. We ordered a feast, including gol guppa, mango salad, chicken tikka masala, lamb chops, lamb saag and garlic naan. I've been here a couple more times since then and their wild-caught salmon tikka masala and masala dosa (Indian crepes) are to die for. Chef Sunil mentioned they are the hardest thing on their menu to make, but he loves sharing a piece of his culture. I've also stopped by for happy hour and they have an AMAZING happy hour. I'm a fan! read more

I wonder what the hype about this place is. To sum it up - There are far better restaurants serving much more "authentic Indian", not worth your money and travel time, especially if your driving up from the South. Now a bit more deeper into what a family of four ordered here - A Veg Platter , Lamb Platter and Chicken Platter - it was a lunch special (so much for the special-ness ) Platter all combined - The Bad : 1)The Platter had a standard Yellow Dal - which was Bland utterly Bland. 2)The Paneer was overcooked in the saag paneer, 3)The Chicken Masala was Sweet - soo much for the masala 4)The Cold Jeer Rice served with it 5) The Priceand the quantity - @14$ per platter you are better off having a sumptuous buffet at some decent Indian Restaurant and eating to your fill rather than being limited by their sub-par quality of food The good : 1) The Lamb vindaloo was the only highlight 2) The Jamoon had a good texture and was well done The Ugly : SERVICE - the Server we had was possibly the worst we have encountered ever , we had to keep mentioning everything twice and keep reminding him we had an order we placed. Here you are "required" to tip even if you had a bad service experience, well we did. Can you believe he had the audacity to come up and say he cant accept such a Low tip (which could have been better off had it been a ZERO) ? Bravo !! And yeah, they serve you Half a Naan in the platter - soo much for cost cutting! Ambiance: 2.0/5 Food taste: 2.0/5 Service: 0.0/5 Price: 2.0/5 Overall: 1.0/5 This place stands as a testimony of mocking Indian Food by all standards Sub Par non-authentic Food, unmetered prices and topped with horrendous Service - welcome to MariGold AVOID IT!! read more

Solid choice for Indian Food in the PV Mall neighborhood. Great price on small bites at the bar from 5-7. The Samosa Chaat was my favorite. Garlic Naan and Tikka Masala were both worth ordering and I can't help but think I'd give 4 stars if I hadn't been spoiled by Curry Corner in Tempe which simply had richer flavors (and if there's one thing I noticed here is that they could use more spice and flavor in their dishes....although the side sauces definitely help.) All in all, good value and worth a visit if you are in the neighborhood. If there was a 3 1/2 star option that's where I'd place this experience. read more

Wow! Such great traditional and fusion Indian Cuisine in one place. The curry and tandoori dishes are fantastic, and the Chicken Pea Ceviche makes me come back for more. For a great Indian dining experience that will not disappoint. read more

Yes! Sit at the bar and have happy hour snacks like chicken or fish tacos with a fresh twist, hummus, and a glass of wine. Then you must have tikka masala and naan with just the right amount of spice. Very, very good service and delicious food. Cozy spot and yummy Indian food that we always enjoy! read more

Majorly disappointed. I've had the luxury of spending a lot of time in India and absolutely love the food. While that doesn't make me an expert in Indian food, it makes me someone who really enjoys it. After moving to the area, finding an Indian restaurant was a top priority. Marigold Maison caught my attention because of the terrific reviews and the fact that they had two of my favorite dishes on the menu - masala dosa and aloo gobi. I've been after my wife to try the place since we got here and she finally agreed to so I made us a reservation for Saturday night. We were seated at a two-top next to the wall around the kitchen. Not horrible, but a bit disappointing given we had made a reservation. We ordered glasses of wine and the masala dosa. When I travel to India, the masala dosa is my standard everyday breakfast. I absolutely adore them and couldn't wait for my wife to try it. The dosa served was thick - almost like a tortilla instead of the paper-thin crispy dosa I'm used to. The filling was bland and the whole thing looked like it was flattened. The highlight was the coconut chutney, but the dosa itself was not very good. To top it off, my wife's wine was flat. Clearly the bottle had been open for a while. After the appetizer, we waited for literally 15 minutes (I looked at my phone) waiting for the entrees. This was while we watched the people who came in after us get their entrees. When the food finally arrived, it was a total letdown. The Chicken vindaloo contained dry, chewy chicken and the vindaloo's only flavor component was "spicy". The saag panner was probably the only highlight of the entire experience, and it gained that position by being average in a meal of below average. The aloo gobi, one of my favorite dishes, was flavorless, lacked potato (you know, the aloo in aloo gobi) and had diced tomato in it, which was a first. The final slap in the face was a check for over $90 for a very sub-par meal and disappointing service I really wish I had eaten in the place that the other reviewers seem to have eaten at. It sounds like a great place, but unfortunately that wasn't my experience. Super disappointed. I won't go back. read more

If there's anything I love as much as coffee... it's indian food. This place is beyond legit. The food is authentic, amazing, and just so damn good. I'm a huge paneer fan, and omg. It's just really, really good here. Did I mention that it's good? lol I'll def be back read more