Located in a strip mall in Burnsville, there is plenty of parking available. The inside is spacious…read moreand there is plenty of seating, and the booths are large. Service was friendly and the food came out fast. I ordered the Tandoori Dinner for 2 and I was blown away by how much food came with it! The samosa was hot and the outside was nice and crispy. The rogan josh was a little on the gamier side and the vegetable curry was flavorful. The sizzling plate of chicken, shrimp, veggies, and seekh kabab was incredible and the portion was so generous. The veggies had a little bit of acidity which helped balance the dish. The garlic naan was fluffy and loaded with butter and garlic. The kulfi has a mild sweetness but it was very creamy. At $38.99 it was a ton of food for two people. I also ordered the Mango Lassi which was creamy and sweet, and not too tart.

I was craving some Indian takeout for a self-care movie night, and India Palace was the closest…read morespot! I ordered and picked up my food! The spot shares a very small parking lot with the attached brewery, so it's a bit of a roulette wheel on whether or not you'll find something close. The interior was nicer than expected: very clean, organized, and inviting! I didn't interact too much with the staff, but they were friendly and it was a smooth pick-up. I had the Delhi's Butter Chicken and Garlic Naan. The naan was tasty and not too buttery, which I appreciated. The Butter Chicken was surprisingly nuanced, with warm spices and a great combo of flavors. I'm used to Butter Chicken being some of the simplest Indian cuisine, so shout-out to India Palace for not being afraid to add some character to it. I did, however, find cartilage and a few decently sized bones in my chicken, which wasn't expected and detracted from the meal. I'll definitely be back to get takeout again soon and maybe even try the experience of dining in!

Food today was good. We had an assortment as I was meeting with a lady friend and her family…read more Several dishes. Much enjoyed them all. Dosa. Utapam. Paneer tava style. More! Oh and some Mango Lassi too.

We are visiting Minnesota and while driving back from downtown, we found this place. They had a…read moregreat reputation so we thought of giving it a try. The ambience of this place is pretty good. Looks very unique a village style of India few issues or a few things that we found in the restaurant was that the service was slow and the food was not tasty. Everything was spicy and some of the stuff that don't have enough salt. We didn't really enjoy the food as much we ended up wasting everything. Hope they improve their service and the taste of the food.

We visited Aroma as a party of 25 to celebrate both a friend's birthday and Mother's Day, and it…read morewas an absolutely delightful experience! The food was nothing short of amazing. We ordered a variety of dishes including masala dosa, malai kofta, paneer tikka, paneer butter masala, idli, garlic naan, mango lassi, and filtered coffee--every single item was bursting with flavor and cooked to perfection. The staff were incredibly helpful, attentive, and made sure our large group was well taken care of throughout the meal. The ambience was colorful, vibrant, and inviting, creating the perfect setting for a special celebration. Overall, it was a memorable dining experience, and we left completely satisfied. Highly recommend for anyone looking to enjoy authentic, delicious food in a lively and welcoming atmosphere!

This is probably the second one star review I have ever posted…read more The butter chicken had about four small pieces of chicken in it. I also ordered the spinach pakora. It looked like it had been fried and then re-fried. Dry as a stick and zero flavor. I didn't realize I could ever be so disappointed by Indian food.

Absolutely delicious authentic Indian cuisine. Service is always top tier. Prices are amazingly low…read morefor what you get. The menu is expansive. When we come to Minneapolis every three months to care for my father-in-law, Tamarind is most definitely on our dining list, sometimes as both a lunch and a dinner destination.

Food is ok some items are very good other are not great and that is the best thing about this…read moreplace. The drinks are stale and absolutely horrible. And the service is abysmal.

I ordered the Navratan no korma and garlic naan. The karma was heaven in a bowl.. the single…read moreportion was so large. I ate the other half for lunch the following day.. they were generous with the garlic naan as well. Two servings for the price of one. Absolutely five star food.

The food here is great! The portions are large. The staff is friendly. I usually just get it…read moredelivered or pick up but I will find time to dine in soon.

Ordered takeout from Saffron and had such a great experience…read more Their online ordering system is super easy to use, which made everything really smooth. Our order was ready on time and packaged well. Even though we were just picking up, the staff were attentive and helpful, which I really appreciated. The space itself is also very nice. Clean, well kept, and has a welcoming atmosphere. We started with the veggie samosas and mixed pakoras, and both were amazing. Perfectly cooked with great flavor and really good sauces. For mains, we had the Chicken Makhani (butter chicken) and the Chicken Malabar, and both were so good. Super rich, flavorful, and clearly made with care. The portions were also very generous. The garlic naan was a standout. Fresh, soft, and perfect for dipping into the sauces. Overall, everything we ordered was delicious and really hit the spot. Great flavors, great portions, and a really easy takeout experience. Definitely a place I would return to for dine in or takeout.

One star for one big reason... serving up rice with boiled vegetables and gravy, all mixed together…read moreand calling it a Biriyani. When I mentioned to the server that this was misrepresenting Biriyani, as most wait staff would do, make up shit. Her answer was this was "North Indian style". What a load of . It wasn't bad, just that it was NOT Biriyani!

What a fun new spot to chaska! I havent had indian food in quite awhile, and this really hit the…read morespot! I had their vegetarian meal with choices of rice, sides, and curry. I thought it was seasoned beautifully and just the right amount of spice! The waiting area itself is a bit small, and definitely runs as a to-go restuarant. The staff was very friendly as I had to wait 10ish minutes for rice and the curry. Overall im excited to stop back in and try more!

Ordered two dishes and naan bread for pick up on the way home. I was a little surprised when I…read morearrived and the order wasn't ready. My general impression was they started the order when I arrived. I waited about 15 minutes. Now on to the food. My husband had the Goat Mutton Roast. It was well seasoned and flavorful. I had Vijayawada chicken biryani. I generally order medium spice level, would definitely order mild next time. We plan on ordering a couple of curries in the next month

Ok so I wouldn't chance this if I had celiacs. I misread the menu and technically this isn't gluten…read morefree but I didn't react to this dish. They do have chickpea flour breaded dishes and maybe they accidentally made this one in chickpea flour. *shrug* Anyway, this was good. The oil didn't seem the freshest but it was also around 10 pm when I got it. The chicken was well seasoned. I got it medium spicy which actually had a bit of a kick. I usually like spicy food. The rice was spectacular.

If I could give this place negative stars, I would. I was sent here on a mission by my mother and…read moremy spouse to order vegetable pakora for a very specific dish, khadi pakora. It's a yogurt-based curry with CRISPY pakora in it. I came here thinking "any restaurant can make pakora, it's literally just deep-fried, battered vegetables." This was a mistake I have already lived to regret. Before I describe the food, I'll note that I ordered online and was advised to pick it up in 20-35 minutes. I arrived on the later end of this range. I went into the restaurant and no one was seated inside, but it was a Monday night so maybe that's a quiet day for them. I went up to the counter to pick up my order. There was nobody there but someone came out after I rang the bell. I picked up my order and went home, not thinking to check it. I arrived home with the goods in hand. My mother opened it and gave me a look of disappointment, contempt, and disgust. The pakora was cold, limp, and not battered. It seemed like it was microwaved or even just taken straight out of the fridge. We still made the curry, but it was an abomination. I've never had pakora this bad. If you're looking for Indian food in the metro, go literally anywhere else or my Indian mother will be disappointed in you, too.