I only stopped in to pick up my order--but even in that brief encounter, The Indian Kitchen made an…read moreimpression. The scent hit first: warm, complex, like the food was already telling stories. Every bite delivered--bold, fresh, and humming with just the right undercurrent of heat. It's the kind of meal that makes you nod to yourself mid-chew, like, yes, this is exactly right. I don't live nearby, so a return trip isn't likely--but if I did, I'd be a regular, working my way through the menu like a mission. Delicious food. No frills. Quiet magic.

I have driven past this restaurant for years and decided to give it a try. I'm so glad I did! I had…read morelimited knowledge of Indian cuisine so I checked the menu before arriving. The server helped me narrow down my choices. I tried the steamed chicken momo dumplings, the lamb biryani, and the chicken madras. I would order those all again!

Got the Tandori Chicken burrito. Chicken portion was great, burrito was larger than Chipotle,…read moreflavors were very good. Service was super fast and friendly. Highly recommend for a quick meal with a great portion and cheaper than most fast-dine places. I'll be coming here frequently.

Hubby and I went here back on September 1, 2023 on a whim, and we are SO glad we went!! The garlic…read morenaan was freshly made, and my tandoori chicken burrito was delicious! We were told then that there would soon be a "beer wall" set up next to the putting spaces, so I bet it's up by now!

We were in the mood for Indian food and I had heard Pari in Chesterland was pretty good so we went…read moreto check it out. We were welcomed with a delicious smell as soon as we walked in, but was surprised to find that we were the only guests there. As such, service was quick, and the man who served us was very nice. My mango juice was delicious, the rice and shrimp curry hit the spot, and the naan was unique. I didn't get to try my husband's biryani because he ate it all, but he said it was really good. Definitely try this place for a unique, local, small business with delicious food.

I've been to this place a few years ago and the food was fine so i assumed it would be as my last…read moreexperience. It was not! I'm confused why this place is even open. We ordered takeout and I was so excited since I love Indian. When we arrived the food was not ready and the place was dimly lite and completely empty. It was over lunch time so I was concerned when it was empty. We paid and took the food home to eat. Both dishes we got were oddly colored and had little to no meat. The rice was horrible, the sauce had no flavor. It honestly was inedible. I took one bite and spit it out. It smelled weird and rancid, and was so awful I feared we would get food poisoning. This place should be shut down, Dingy dark, the back room is filled with trash it looks like. Oh and besides inedible food you pay a lot for the food you get it's overpriced. Something feels extremely off and I've never had an experience this bad before. To not be able to eat the food it's so disgusting, is ridiculous!

This was my first time ever trying Indian food, and I don't think I could've picked a better place…read more The guy at the front was incredibly friendly and helped me decide what to order. I originally planned on getting the chicken tikka masala, but he confidently recommended the fried momos and the butter chicken, saying they were two of the best things on the menu. He wasn't exaggerating. I ordered the fried momos, butter chicken, garlic naan, and got the medium spice level. Every single bite was incredible. I honestly don't even know how to describe the flavors because I've never tasted anything like it. The butter chicken was unbelievably rich and flavorful, the momos were amazing, and the garlic naan was so good I immediately wished I had ordered more. I even found myself thinking the medium spice level was perfect because it let all of the flavors shine instead of just focusing on heat. I probably could've handled more spice, but I honestly wouldn't change a thing. My only complaint is that I got full before I wanted to stop eating. I was genuinely upset that my stomach tapped out before I did. If you're debating what to order, you honestly can't go wrong, but if someone there recommends the butter chicken and fried momos... trust them. I'll definitely be coming back.

Grabbed takeout here tonight because I was craving Indian food. I already ordered the chicken chili…read moreMomo, vegetable biryani, and the mattar paneer. I ordered two of the dishes spicy (not the highest level), unfortunately the momo and paneer or almost inedible were the amount of spice in the dish! As in like burn the back of your throat off spicy!! The peas in the paneer are hard and very undercooked. The biryani is cooked well and, thankfully mildly flavored. Overall, I do not feel like I will order from this place again.

This was my first time at Paradise after it being recommended to me by a friend. The food was…read moreexcellent! I was impressed by the flavors and despite it being a large portion, couldn't put my fork down. It was however, very cold. Every person dining in wore their winter coat while inside. I hope that this is resolved soon because it was such a wonderful experience otherwise!

The food is delicious BUT we all ordered "mild" and "American" mild and it was sooooooo spicy that…read moreI couldn't eat much even with raita and rice. I have a moderate-high spice tolerance and I adore Indian food. I am going to give this place one more chance because I've had edible mild dishes there before. I'll explain on the phone that I need it truly mild and hope for the best.

We came on a Thursday night and were surprised we were able to be seated right away, as previous…read moretimes we've come we've been told we had to wait more than an hour. The vibe is trendy so the restaurant is extremely dark and loud, but has some nice unique modern decor. We ordered the chef experience curated menu for four people and it was plenty (ended up having leftovers): chef experience | 4-5 people | 128 clay bread, lentil donuts, crispy puris, pineapple cucumber salad, paneer cheese, spicy sloppy joe keema, ghee basted shrimp, pilau, roasted eggplant We switched the shrimp for the herb grilled chicken tikka due to dietary restriction. Our favorites were lentil donuts and crispy puris. Everything was unique and creative with fun strong flavors and nice presentation. A good experience overall if you're not looking for traditional Indian dishes

Small plates are my thing and Amba delivers Indian "tapas" in a setting that is dark, moody, modern…read moreand a total vibe. I visited while in Cleveland and was super happy I listened the folks on online forums I researched before my trip, because it delivered! The menu is more Indian-fusion rather than your super traditional Indian fare, weaving in classic flavors with a few twists and inspiration from the mediterranean and middle-east. It's special-diet friendly, with a wide range of vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free dishes and I would suggest ordering 2-3 small plates per person, unless you opt for the opt for their "chef-curated menu's." We went with four dishes plus bread to share between the two of us: 1. Clay Bread ($6): Ambas version of Naan bread, just a bit less charred than I would prefer. Despite each table getting a little dish of (delicious) mango chutney, no bread service is offered so this is definitely needed if you're ordering any dippage. This tasted more like pita bread than naan and could've benefitted by a brush of ghee and sprinkle of sea salt. Rating: 3/5 2. Warm spinach dip - lemon, garam masala, yogurt ($10): A classic but with a warm and spicy spin, this was absolutely delicious and a perfect thing to dip their fluffy clay bread. Garam masala added a depth that made it addictive and the hint of fresh lemon added brightness and acidity. Definitely order this. Rating: 5/5 3. Lentil donuts - spicy serrano chili jam, coconut chutney ($13): Round little pucks of cooked red lentils shaped into mini donuts and fried, the texture and heft were a bit mushy and heavy, but the flavor was good. The serrano chili jam and coconut chutney added a sweetness and spiciness that was appreciated, and we used that to add some sweetness to the chicken tikka. I probably wouldn't order again but a good option for the vegan and gluten-free crowd. Rating 3/5 4. Lamb kofta - kohlrabi, pickled shallot, quinoa-carrot pilau, parsley ($19): These were perfectly fried, simple but super flavorful kofta's that really let the star of the show (lamb) shine. The shaved kohlrabi, pickled shallot, pilau, and parsley added freshness and brightness that balanced everything beautifully. One of the standout dishes of the night and if you're there, get this! Rating 5/5 5. Herb grilled chicken tikka - creamy tomato sauce, yogurt, chives ($20): Juicy chicken thighs were coated in a tomato-forward cream sauce that gave vibes of chicken tikka but not as spice-forward as a more traditional version (which I would have like/appreciated). Despite the description saying the chicken was grilled, it only had just the slightest hint of char and so this was one of the least favorites of the night. Good, but definitely room for improvement. Rating 3/5 Overall, Amba is absolutely worth checking out if you're craving Indian-inspired flavors in a more modern, small-plate format. The ambiance is perfect for date night, celebrations, or dinner with friends, and the menu offers enough variety and flex to explore while also being wallet-friendly.

i love this place! it is such delicious fast casual--it is healthy and better than everywhere else…read more you order at a kiosk or with a staff member. it is quick but the service is great. the mango lassies are particularly good. if you go, it is a must order! also, the handwashers are pretty epic. they have jets? make sure you check it out lol

Pretty convenient locations from what I see. This one is super close to my work so we've ordered…read morefrom here multiple times and then came here for a group lunch. The door is wonky though...super heavy and opens weird. They have a lot of different options and premade bowls. For someone who is not very familiar with Indian food, this place makes it easy to customize and try out stuff. Nothing was too spicy or too overspiced, thankfully. Everything tasted relatively fresh but the portions are too small for the price. It's not like at Chipotle or Cilantro where they fill up your bowl. I almost never finish my portion in one sitting but I had no problem doing so here. I wish there were more veggie toppings and not just pickled ones. Scallions and cilantro would be great options to have. The mango lassi was delicious but so small. The inside is high ceilinged, spacious and has plenty of seating. The big group bench in the middle had such heavy and had awkward block seats. They were hard to get in and out of and were so uncomfortable.

Wonderful wait staff. So many options of amazing food. We look forward to the weekend buffet.read more

With all the Indian joints popping up in the Mahoning Valley, this is still the Best Indian food in…read morethe area.

They have two locations: North Olmsted and Beachwood (Legacy Village). Do not expect them to be the…read moresame. They're both fantastic for different reasons. The North Olmsted location has a weekend lunch buffet, which my wife and I love. Beachwood does not, BUT they have something better. I can't remember what they call it, but it's a combination of entrees, rice, bread and dessert for one price $17 or $18. You can get it as Vegetarian or non-vegetarian. It comes on a big round "bowl/dish" with smaller bowls inside (like a large masala dabba, if you know what that is). The portions are perfect. They may look small at first, but you will get full! Beachwood is a more upscale version of SP. N. Olmsted is also very nice, but a little more of a casual atmosphere. My wife and I love both of them. We just tried the Beachwood location last weekend, and it was sooooo delicious. The atmosphere is very nice, and the staff was great. Try it!!!

Seven of us foodie friends (Indians) went there this afternoon for lunch. This is a new location in…read moreLegacy Village where Wild Mango used to be. Very nice ambience, looks very upscale. Decor is amazing! We order non-veg thali (platter) as this place doesn't have buffet. For $15 you get chicken, lamb, Dal, veg kofta. Raita. One samosa one pakora, rice pudding for dessert. Nice for the price. No other lunch menu. And that's where it ends. No one from our group liked any of the items. Lamb tasted kinda sweet and meat was tough. Chicken Tikka masala was thick with sauce but no taste. And all the items in the thali was the same. The raita was very salty, rice pudding d was tooooo sweet and flavorless!!! Will not go back, do not recommend. Regular menu items are very pricey!! Serving was very good.