Absolutely every time we go to turmeric and Co it's a 10 out of 10, The bartender always has some…read moregreat creative drink that's absolutely gorgeous and perfect for pictures, the lady who brings out the food is always so kind and nice and always ask if we need anything else, the food is always hot and fresh and absolutely the most flavorful thing in that complex, and the drinks are not only beautiful they are so tasty very nice. The space is very nice for it to be a shared space It's very individualized and unique are absolutely love this place anytime I'm in the area I will be there seeing what the drink is and having one of those great meals It's always a good time great people knowledgeable staff and a great price point All in one flavorful adventure.

Went into hunter's station around 8pm on Thursday. Decided to finally give Turmeric & Co a try…read more They didn't disappoint in the area of food but the service was interesting. Samusas: I ordered chicken and got beef but they were good. They had good flavor and texture! Lamp Plate: it was so good! Full of flavor, great portion and fresh off the grill! Service: it gave I don't want to be bothered and please leave soon.

After moving to Tennessee, I've been on a mission to find my favorite local restaurants, and…read moreChauhan Ale & Masala House has officially claimed the #1 spot. This isn't just my favorite Indian restaurant in Tennessee--it's hands down the best Indian food I've ever had. Everything from the moment you walk in feels special. The atmosphere is warm, modern, and inviting without feeling over-the-top. The staff has always been welcoming, knowledgeable, and happy to offer recommendations, making every visit feel like a great experience. The food is simply outstanding. Every dish is packed with bold, authentic flavors while still feeling creative and unique. You can tell there's incredible attention to detail in every bite. The sauces are rich and perfectly balanced, the meats are cooked to perfection, and the fresh naan is something I could order over and over again. I've tried Indian food in several places over the years, and nothing has come close to this. As a huge Food Network fan, it made the experience even more exciting knowing this is Chef Maneet Chauhan's restaurant. I've watched her for years on Tournament of Champions, Chopped, and other Food Network shows, so finally getting to enjoy her food in person exceeded every expectation I had. This is one of those restaurants I recommend to everyone who visits Nashville. Whether you're already a fan of Indian cuisine or trying it for the first time, this is the place to go. I'll be coming back again and again--it's become my favorite restaurant in Tennessee, and I can't wait to work my way through the rest of the menu. Highly, highly recommend!

Where do I begin?…read more Our first visit to Chauhan Ale & Masala House was nothing short of exceptional. Since we'd never been before (from Oklahoma), we had lots of questions, and our server was phenomenal-patient, knowledgeable, and full of thoughtful recommendations that made the entire experience even better. We started with the Gol Guppa Shots and Asparagus Fennel Chaat, and from the very first bite we knew we were in for something special. Every dish was beautifully plated, bursting with bold Indian flavors and creative combinations that kept surprising us. The Tamarind Lamb Chops paired with the vindaloo curry were outstanding. The vindaloo was perfectly balanced-just enough heat to remind you it's there without overwhelming your palate, allowing the depth of flavor to shine. The Chicken Kabob with the Short Rib French Onion Naan was equally unforgettable. The cocktails were expertly crafted, and we finished by sharing the Gulab Jamun Cheesecake before sipping Chai-Spiced Espresso Martinis that were simply amazing. Every plate was colorful, every bite delivered exciting layers of flavor, and every recommendation exceeded our expectations. This wasn't just dinner-it was an experience. If you're looking for bold flavors, inventive cuisine, exceptional cocktails, and genuine hospitality in Nashville, Chauhan Ale & Masala House is an absolute must. We'll definitely be back.

I LOVE the all-you-can-eat lunchtime buffet! $13.95 and so…read moresuper filling. Delicious options. I loved each food item that I tried. The server was super knowledgeable about what contained meat, versus being vegetarian, versus being vegan.

Compared to the disappointment that was Amarvati in Brentwood, this buffet was to die for…read moreEverything was so fresh and clean. The chicken tikka was delicious and so was the naan. The staff was great and was quick to remove empty plates from our table. I will be back!

Visited here to check out the lunch Buffett. They still have lunch buffet each day. It was well…read morestocked with most popular Indian dishes fresh salad raita, fruit, tikka chicken, butter chicken, veggie and chicken korma and some veggie dishes with naan. One star loss is likely not the restaurant's fault. We were the only ones there around noon and a lot of the oil was separated at the buffet dishes and the naan was not warm. Our service was quick and friendly. The butter chicken and tikka chicken were quite good. I liked that they offered yellow rice as well as white. Outside of the main Indian staples I thought a lot of the dishes were rather salty (the salad in particular which seemed odd as well as the lentil side.) mold on the ceiling tiles in the ladies bathroom. Crazy to say I would eat here again though because the butter chicken and other staples were good. Before we left they brought us out fresh naan which was significantly better than some of the other Indian restaurants I have had in the area. If I lived closer I could definitely see myself ordering to go from here.

This place is ok. The staff was nice. The inside looked a bit dirty to me, which kind of worried me…read moreabout the conditions of the kitchen. The buttered chicken was ok. Not the best I have had. Not many appetizer choices. I don't know if I would be back. If I did come I would try something else.

Amazing service, lots of variety whether you're a vegetarian or omnivorous, and in a lovely…read morecollegiate neighborhood. I leaned this place is a neighborhood classic, and my husband and I took his uncle to celebrate his 75th birthday as this was his favorite Indian restaurant in Nashville. One of the owners was even kind enough to take a photo of us in front of one of their neat pieces of art on the walls.

My girlfriend and I have heard about this place and drove past it a few times. We eventually…read moredecided to try out this place for dinner on a whim. In short, it definitely would've been better. The naan was dried and crumbly and didn't meet anywhere near our hopes/expectations. The food was also "warm-ish." The dishes we had weren't flavorful and service was alright. I want to say if we revisited for their lunch buffet, it may be a different experience as we have tried other Indian cuisine in Nash. The 1 pro I can think about is that this place accepts Vanderbilt's Student Dining. Besides that, I'd recommend other spots in Nash over Sitar. My personal rating: 2.5/5

Stopped in here on a random happy accident and glad we did! Cool atmosphere/decor. Menu had some…read morevariety depending on what you're in the mood food, nothing was bad. Service was very fast and food was amazing. Took the leftovers home and ate it again. Highly recommend this spot if you're in the mood for Thai/Chinese/Indian food. A fantastic speciality cocktail menu as well. Good beers on tap. Sake was great.

Had a great time here for lunch. Service was quick, and soup was flavorful but not too spicy. I…read morereally liked the ginger tofu with veg fried rice. Very affordable and good quantities.

Huge portions, quick service, and great garlic naan…read more Service was quick, and I ordered the (vegan) chana masala bowl with rice plus two sides of garlic naan to share. The portion was huge (I couldn't even finish half), so it was definitely a good value. The bowl itself was flavorful and satisfying, though it could have been a bit hotter temperature-wise. They didn't ask about spice level, but it ended up being just right--moderate heat with a nice kick without overpowering the dish. The garlic naan was the standout--super fresh, loaded with garlic, and a great mix of crispy edges and soft, fluffy bites. Definitely worth adding.

Went to the Assembly Hall location around 8 PM and they were out of almost everything I wanted …read more.. no kati rolls, chicken lollipops, or chaat. Tried again the next day around 1:30 PM and managed to get a chicken tikka kati roll and masala chai. The chai was fine, nothing special. The kati roll, though, didn't come close to NYC or Chicago standards... overloaded with onions and way too much mayo, which completely overpowered the flavor. Overall: 2.5/5. Potential is there, but consistency and balance are lacking.