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This is moi fave Indian Restaurant in the Tampa area. They make Authentic Punjabi here…read more They are also the only place I have found that makes the family size Biryani. They also make a shrimp & a fish Biryani here. The garlic naan is the best I have ever had in my life as is the Lamb Saag. It's truly Authentic Pubjabi. They also have a buffet here every day from 11:30 to 2:30 and they also have one on the weekends & are open till 11pm on Saturday OuiOui. The menu is vast, and we have been hitting it hard. Some of our take out dishes were just ok, but most we have tried are 2.DIE.4. The good thing is they will alter the spice level for you so mostly everything we have tried we would order again with a different spice level in the future. We have mostly been getting take out but now that I pretty much know what I want, Im eating it dine in now, so I can get some photos posted of these amazing Authentic Punjabi dishes. I really like the lovely little table by the window with the views of the lake... They even have fresh coconuts here. They chopped one & brought it to me with a straw. My fave. Love fresh coconuts OuiOui :)... I didn't realize that they have several locations in the Tampa area but yes, they do. However, we have only visited this location so far. Added to moi lists of fave restaurants in the Tampa Area. Will Return. Highest Recommendations.

I enjoy their food too. The food is real good. I just love Indian food. It's delicious.read more

Delicious, authentic, fairly spicy for a white girl but tasty and fresh. We went to the weekend…read morebuffet that just began last month. Many, many hot dishes available. We had to order naan separately, and unfortunately it didn't come out until we were almost finished. Bottled drinks from a cooler. The restaurant was very busy on a Saturday afternoon. Service was friendly. Tables and booths. We have also ordered takeout, and it didn't disappoint.

This is not the original incarnation of Jai Ho From 2013 to…read more2020, they were in a strip mall on Fowler. Unfortunately, the riots in 2020 damaged the restaurant and they were forced to close. They later had a location inside the University Mall food court from 2022-2025. In that location, they added middle eastern food in addition to Indian. I didn't know that they opened this new location. I'm unsure if the mall location is fully closed down. I was browsing Google Maps and saw this one and decided to try it out. In the 2010s, it was my favorite place in North Tampa/USF. They had good flavorful good at moderate prices. When we first moved to Tampa in the 90s, we patronized Taj well into the 2000s. Jai Ho stole the crown and I brought my relatives and friends occasionally. The new location is inside the Oasis Bay Suite hotel. You go into the lobby and walk out and to the left passing the gym. The interior is orange and brown ,divided into halves. I arrived at 620 pm and there were only 2 older gentlemen dining. I ordered a Coke and Chicken Biryani. Pros: Solid service. Clean restaurant. Good prices. The biryani was $14 (It was $13 last time I ate there more than 5 years ago) Cons No physical menu. I was given a sheet with QR code. When asked for my order, they didn't ask the spice level which they used to in the first location. The biryani took about 10 minutes to arrive. It looked fine. However,there was a lack of chicken pieces. I feel like there was 20 percent less boneless chicken than usual. It came with raita ,but it wasn't really spicy. They used to be above average in terms of spice. The biggest problem was that a lot of the rice just tasted of ghee and no masala/spices at all. There were very few cooked onions and cilantro. It wasn't bad,but it lost a lot of the fire the old version had. Truth be told, I've lost interest in Indian food in recent years,but I still want to occasionally get a good tandoori chicken or biryani occasionally. COVID took its toll on many Indian restaurants in different ways. There may be growing pains or a new chef,and I hope the meal experience was atypical and can get back to how it was in the 2010s. Overall: Solid but unspectacular Indian food

Great service, better food! Super authentic home made Indian cuisine. Gave us a free desert as…read morewell. Will definitely be back!

Amazing food and lovely service. They have so many halal options. Their curry is amazing. We had…read morethe panang and the yellow curry. The flavors where explosive and bountiful. This is my 3rd time coming in a month. It never disappoints. Special thanks to Meet, our server.

Gluten free / dairy free…read more They were knowledgeable about accommodations -Crab fried rice So good Big portion You pick level of spice 1-5 -drunken noodles Delicious Wide chewy noodles Level 5 spice Chicken So yummy, I ordered takeout twice in one week

The restaurant is previously a Mediterranean restaurant. The inside seating is limited, but they…read morehave outside seating available. I see there is some Bangoli dishes. I got the chef special Bangoli Fish Masala. There is a choice of bone in or boneless fish. I got the boneless fish. The gravy of the Bangoli is very special and delicious. The only thing is the fish meat is only three pieces. The restaurant just open two months. The wait for the good is normal. Great spice in the curry gravy.

I was in the area for a meeting and did a quick search for Pakistani or Indian food--this place…read morepopped up. It was around 4:30 PM, so I wasn't sure they'd be open, but they were already serving, so I drove over. It's a new spot, open for about a month. The two ladies running the place were very attentive, and I happened to be the only customer around 5 PM. Normally, when I visit a restaurant like this, I order three or more dishes to sample a variety and enjoy the leftovers at home over the next few days. But since I won't be home until midnight tonight, I went with a single dish to test the waters: chicken tikka masala. I give that an A--flavorful and well-prepared. The rice was decent (I'm not a big fan of rice in general), so I'd rate it a B. The service was excellent, also an A. I even tried the rice pudding, which surprised me--I usually don't care for it, but theirs was genuinely enjoyable. Another A. The only downside: they don't have a tandoor oven yet, so the naan was the store-bought kind you'd find at an Indian grocery. It didn't quite match the quality of the entrée. I'd give that a C. Hopefully, they'll add a real tandoor to their kitchen soon. The ambience is typical medium sized family owned restaurant, but bright and easy. The toilet was also well lit, and clean. Overall, I'd definitely come back to try more dishes. Promising start for a new restaurant.

So happy we tried this amazing pop up! This place is not close to us but it's sort of on my husband…read moreway home from work (ok it's out of the way but it was worth it). We just had to try the butter chicken pot pie! We love butter chicken and we love pot pies so you can't go wrong and this did not disappoint! First it was packaged very thoughtfully and even came with a nice note which was a beautiful touch. The pie itself was delicious. We popped it in the oven just got a bit as it was in the car for an hour before hubby got home. Flavors were exactly what I wanted and chicken was perfect. The crust on the pie was nice and flaky too! A very fun way to enjoy a familiar dish

Love this fast casual Indian concept that operates out of the Pro Kitchen Hub in South Tampa. I've…read moreseen a lot of buzz about this place recently and decided to try it out before they go through a menu change. I ended up ordering the Tandoori Chicken Bowl and the particular weekend I ordered it came with a small Butter Chicken Pie as well. The pie was a perfect small portion size for one person and was great. The crust was very flaky and a good ratio to the filling. The highlight of my experience, though, was the Tandoori Chicken Bowl. The combo of the well cooked/seasoned chicken to the rice and tomato/cucumber salad was great. The dressing, served on the side, was a great touch as well. Can't wait to see what the new menu will bring!

I usually get takeout from Roti, but we decided to dine in today. First, let me say that the food…read moreat Roti never misses. I had the Lamb Curry with Rice and Garlic Naan. I swear they're adding something addictive in their food because I always plan my next trip to Roti WHILE eating my current meal. The restaurant is cute. They've done a great job renovating the place. It's quite cozy with a combination of booths and tables. They have a buffet for lunch, so I plan to make that my next visit. I was shocked how busy it was. Their to-go orders are non-stop. Even though there were few patrons dining in, the rotation of online order pick ups was unbelievable. This is why the kitchen was fully staffed and the servers were widdled down to one. Don't go in there and expect stellar service. The waiter answers phones, runs food, and takes orders. He's a real life Superman, but he has split focus. Because the kitchen is so fast, you don't have time to feel neglected. Overall, I'm still a super fan. I'll probably stick to takeout, but it's my go-to spot while in Riverview. Highly recommend you give it a go.

I ordered the onion pakora, chicken tikka masala, and garlic naan. Overall the food was good…read more It took about 35 minutes for my meal to arrive. The appetizer arrived after I had finished my meal. They offered to take 10% off the bill. Overall the restaurant was clean. The bar that is included in the name is not open. Instead it is being used as storage.

They have exceptional customer service .. Down to earth local business. Just really nice people…read morethat run the restaurant.

Heartbreaking food shortages for wedding catering and poor management - Proceed with caution…read more We chose Flames Indian Cuisine for our multi-day Indian wedding based on the owner's personal assurance that because the restaurant was local, they could not run out of food. Unfortunately, the reality was a bride and groom's worst nightmare. The planning process was incredibly stressful. It took weeks to get a finalized menu or contract, and we weren't even able to settle the payment until the week before the event. Communication was consistently delayed. Despite paying for a 200-person guest count and having fewer guests than contracted, we ran out of food at nearly every event. This was witnessed by our guests, the venue staff, and our wedding planner. When we confronted the owner, he blamed our guests for "eating too much" rather than taking responsibility for under-preparing. He promised an internal investigation and a resolution within a month. It has now been three months, and despite numerous follow-ups, he has completely ignored our attempts to resolve this amicably. In Indian weddings, food is a pillar of the celebration. To have our guests waiting 10+ minutes for refills that never came was embarrassing and a clear breach of our contract. I would strongly advise any couple to look elsewhere if you want a caterer who is professional and honors their commitments.