Food taste good, but owner came out and spoke with speaker phone the whole time I was here, it's…read morepricy considering the experience

Upon walking into Tandori the first thing you notice is the authentic decor and environment. The…read morelighting is romantic, the walls are adorned with tasteful art and the music makes you do a twitchy Indian dance. (Ding ding ding ding). The 9.99 buffet is adequately priced and meets expectations, but does not exceed them. The two money items the Samosa and butter chicken were solid dishes. The samosa was crispy and light, not heavy with a savory filling of chick pees and potatoes and just the right amount of spice. The butter chicken was tender and flavorful, and melted in your mouth nicely when paired with rice. Side dishes including the chick pees and mixed vegetables had good texture and the spices warned the cheeks and cleared the sinuses. Just like you would expect good Indian food to do! BOOM FAHM another review in the books.

The food tastes absolutely delicious.i have had dosas in the past and the noodles! The Falooda is…read morealso absolutely delicious. They have plenty of parking and they try make sure that you receive the best service. Will be back for sure!

Yummy, great choice of buffalo chicken wings. Naan garlic…read morebread warmed, white rice yum

Recommend by the hotel we are staying in. Empty when we arrived but busy by the time we left. We…read moreordered the mixed grill and signature fries. Food came quickly. Nice variety, good flavor. Only downside was the pita felt mass market, was not fresh and warm

Order the platter and you can't go wrong. It says feeds 3-5 but more like 5-6. Great value, great…read moretaste and amazing service

My personal favorite Indian food in town. I don't come here for the looks, but the food is…read moredelicious and reasonably priced. They are accommodating to levels of spice. Shahi Paneer is great for vegetarians- its like butter chicken but with tofu. My kids love the Chana Masala.

First of all, what is up with all these Desi (Pakistani/Indian) restaurants in Windsor serving…read moreheated up pre-made store bought Naans? Does anyone care to make their own food in house? The rest of the food? I have no idea what the heck we just ate, weird attempt at Pakistani/Indian food. Its like when your non Pakistani/Indian coworker tells you "Hey, I made some Indian food yesterday, you should really try it" and after politely declining and an unsuccessful attempt at resisting, you try it and say to yourself what the heck did i just eat? What I am trying to say is the food from here tastes like its made by a non Pakistani/Indian and every dish seems to taste the same. Save yourself some money and go to Superstore and buy some "Indian Food" from the frozen dinners isle. That's what this restaurants food taste like. Also tiny over priced beef samosa, see pic.

This place is great! Our family ate here prior to heading back to the USA after our road trip…read more Fattoush is conveniently located right before the Bridge to the USA. We had 2 delicious sandwiches, and 2 salads. The chicken salad was excellent. Also, you can adjust the spice level up and down based on your preference. The staff was polite, and really kind. They custom made some dishes for our kids, too. I highly recommend stopping here for a great meal. Moreover, the bathroom was super clean!

The special plate is one of the best plates I've had in the whole city. Def a 5/5. Get it mixed…read morewith meat and chicken and they'll take care of you! Load up on the sauce also, it's always better saucy

Food was not disappointing. My husband and I tried a beef samosa (with chickpeas) which was a…read morereally good starter -- it comes with 2. The butter chicken was our favorite (very good and flavorful)! The chicken tikka masala was decent. And the naan was pretty good. The chicken wasn't the best quality, portions were a bit small, naan was slightly dry, water tasted weird, and chicken tikka masala tasted more like a spice base than tomato sauce and cream. We both like this place better than Tandoori Taste of India and House of India.

After asking for recommendations from a few Indian colleagues in my office we decided to have…read moredinner at the Indian Palace this evening. Simple decor but fabulous food! We ordered the Butter Chicken, Chicken Tikka Massala, vegetable basmati rice, a variety of samosas and some various Naan bread. The entire family enjoyed it. Also want to give a shout out to our waitress. Super friendly, polite and not overbearing. I felt a 25% tip was well deserved. They've won us over as repeat customers! Well done Indian Palace.

Popped in on a Tuesday afternoon for lunch. We were the only customers in the place, which was…read moresurprising considering the quality of the food. We opted to dine in and started with spring rolls. While a tad expensive, they were excellent, with a different flavour than other Thai places I've been to. Loved tge variation. We also ordered Chicken Pad Thai and Spicy Basil Chicken. The waiter (owner) asked if we like heat, which we do, so we got spicy everything. Food was excellent....full of intense flavours made with fresh ingredients. It was off the charts good. I lived in Toronto for 30+ years and love Thai food...this place ranks up there with the best I've had. Talking to the owner, he told us that his wife is the chef....her food is outstanding. The only downside is that they had no diet drinks. Will definitely be going back and highly recommend.

This was my first Thai experience and after 10yrs still haven't been to one that is as good as Roy…read moreThai! Leo the owner is a solid guy and his wife is an amazing Cook! I'm a die hard chicken Pad see ew medium spice extra veggies! Spring rolls and wonton soup is a great start!

1st two orders were good. 3rd order was on the verge of being stale. Ordered Dum Biriyani on Uber…read moreEats, received noist biriyani with stale taste.

First of all, I hate writing these negative reviews because people are trying to make a living but…read morewhen a restaurant does things like this, it is just unacceptable. This place deserves zero stars. Naans are store bought and heated at the restaurant on a Tawa (flat top pan), In my case the regular Naans are costco bought. How do I know this, I clearly seen the lady take them out of the packaging and heat them up, see pics. $2 for a small tiny bite size Keema Samosa, that is just ridiculous and greedy. Oh and the best part (drum roll...) also store bought frozen ones, deep fried at restaurant. The Haleem, barely had any meat, mostly consisting of lentils/wheat. The so called "Best Veal Biryani in the City" is anything but, 2 out of 10 in my opinion. To top it off, gentlemen (which I believe is the owner) standing at the front counter is very rude, acts like he's doing you a favour by heavily marking up store bought food, reheating and serving it to you. Another Windsor Desi restaurant fail.