Some of the best Indian food I've had. Tons of flavour, you can choose the spice level, which is…read morekinda neat. Service is fast, and attentive. They gave me a sample of the dish I was contemplating, which I thought was super thoughtful. Love the ambiance, although, I haven't sat down in the restaurant, usually I get it to go. Overall, I rate this place a 5/5 stars

The food is just good Indian food. The bread is excellent and the service also very good. The…read morerestaurant is pretty standard. I'd rather have the good food than a fancy restaurant. The lamb was very good! We'll be back again.

Sensitive to gluten free clients, good service , casual , good food. I love love love the okra dish…read moreand I had a taste of curry chicken too. I really enjoyed my meal again, here. The ambiance is family style and casual. Not date quality.

Got to try so much tasty food. The kiddos enjoyed the aloo ticki and chicken momo the most of…read morecoarse (deep fried goodness). The Aloo Ticki (potato creation) was surprising how well liked it was by everyone, a tame flavor but filling. My husband who typically goes for butter chicken actually found the chicken lababdor more unique and flavourful with a good amount of heat( the spicy kind). We also got some samosas - vegetable, beef and chicken. I always love a good vegi samosa. And the lentil dishes were fantastic, I would highly recommend those! Dal tadka and Dal makahni. Vegetable Hakka noodles were super similar to like a Chinese noodle dish so nothing special but an easy crowd pleaser. There was also a Mixed Vegetable like curry dish that had a super kick but I loved it!

Amazing food!! Perfectly spiced and seasoned…read more Lots of Jain and Swaminarayan options. They have a separate garlic/onion free menu. I had the aloo tikka chaat, aloo gobi, honey chili potato, jeera rice. All were great Great service all around.

It was my first time going there with coworkers. The food was great and they had items on the menu…read morethat I have never had them before. The customer service was great and the staff were friendly and nice. The place was not that busy the time we went there which was a bonus for me. Overall I enjoyed the taste of the food and the experience and I'll definitely go back there again! :)

Last night we went there with a big group and some of them were skeptical about Indian food. The…read morewhole group found the staff very friendly, polite and helpful. Also everybody enjoyed the delicious high quality food even those who were not a big fan! Haha The group decided that this is the best Indian restaurant in Edmonton (I've been trying to prove them) and this group will go back there again to enjoy their awesome food! :)

Chicken Malai Tikka($15.99) boneless chicken marinated in…read morecreamy mild sauce cooked in clay oven and served with dipping sauce I ordered this for takeout and the packaging was stapled which was nice! The chicken was tender and juicy, though there were only about 10 cubes or less of meat in there plus a dollop of side pickled vegetables (eg. radish) and a lemon wedge. The flavour was there but the portion was definitely not. Maybe I ordered the wrong item as this was an appetizer, so the portions may be smaller by default. I'm willing to give this another shot.

Popped into Nosh to pick up some to go food as poor Hubs has been fasting since yesterday and is at…read morethe U for treatment. I was driving by when I spotted their newest location just off 109th and Whyte! They have LOADS of seating, the cutest decor, and the nicest staff. I was promptly greeted upon arrival - always nice! They currently have a promotion for a free chai with wrap purchase. The gal behind the counter (Nancy) shared with me that this location opened about 2.5 months ago while the 124th street location has been going strong +2 years now. She was patient and very informative with the menu for recommendations today as well as in the future. I used the washroom while waiting for my to go order and was pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness and spaciousness (as well as handicap accessibility which is a big plus my family). I settled on a palek paneer wrap (spinach cheese) and a tandoori chicken wrap (with delicious potatoes in it!). I sipped on housemade chai while the wraps were prepared. Nancy shared with me that the chai is ground/made in house. I also snuck a peek at their dessert counter which had me drooling and most definitely planning a return visit with the kids! More than the typical Indian fare here - I definitely want to try the hot gulab jamun with ice cream!

WOW 6.99 breakfast had it this week twice from 7 am until 11am you can get two fried eggs any style…read morewith a piece of texas toast and fried potatoes with several pieces of bacon. They also give you a jam and peanut butter package if you wish. Well worth it they just brought lad vegas to Edmonton.Enjoy.

Great deals on their specials. An order of wings and a beer for $10 (CA), fried fish bites with a…read morespicy sauce $5 (CA), 3 beers for $10. I stopped here a couple of times as it was next door to my hotel. Good atmosphere and solid service. If I lived in Edmonton I would definitely try more of their menu.

Good service and good food. Nothing to complain about. Seemed like we were the only customers but…read moremost restaurants seemed pretty empty while we were walking street looking for places to eat.

One of my friend told me about this place when i was looking for authentic…read more momos in edmonton. Situated on Whyte avenue, i found the interior of multi everest really basic. I think they need to work on their Interior as it definitely add a spark to your place. Order: I ordered Chicken Momos for take away: Steamed dumplings with marinated chicken in spices stuffed in flour wrap and served with special spicy sauce. I was expecting a red sauce but i loved this sauce too. Rating: Ambience: 2.5/5 Taste: 4.5/5 (I relished the food completely and it was freshly prepared too) Value for Money: 4.5/5 (You get 8 pieces in one plate which is quite reasonable) Packaging: 4/5 (Packaging was compact)

I've been to Khazana in downtown Edmonton a few times now. Overall, they offer decent food and…read moreatmosphere but they are a little on the expensive side, so I'd give them 7.8/10

We enjoyed our meal here. It was our first time at the North side location, which was very clean…read moreand bright. The building is new too. This review gets a 4 stars because our chicken wings were undercooked (as pictured in the last photo). Our faves were the appetizers: amritsari fish, chilli chicken, lahsuni prawns, & for mains: the butter chicken. Their rice pudding was a lovely way to end off our meal as well!

We've been ordering from Tandoori regularly for the last couple of years. I have not had a bad dish…read morefrom this place, but have some real favourites. Specifically the Palak Paneer, Malai Kofta, and Tandoori Chicken is so good. We're also fans of the butter chicken and chicken tikka masala - both good "classics".

We stopped in for dinner on a weekend. The restaurant is nicely decorated and the servers are…read moreattentive and friendly. We asked for suggestions and our server made great recommendations! We ordered the paneer pakora and garlic naan to start, and butter chicken, chettinad shrimp, and coconut rice as mains. All of the dishes were flavourful and prepared with quality ingredients. We will be back to try more dishes!