Loved the spice level. I've been twice this week and really enjoyed the Vindaloo and the spinach…read morewith paneer.

The short: A cute…read moreIndian restaurant right off 22nd with cute elevator music, FANTASTIC naan, and good curry The longer: This place is hidden gem in downtown Ogden, I came here because I was curious and haven't seen this place before. One of my favorite parts about the atmosphere was elevator like music with the cute decor, had a lot of that old brick building vibe that Ogden is known for and it all work together pretty nicely. I don't particularly remember what care I got, but I got it with lamb and a hot level spice. I usually can hold my spice pretty well, but this push the limit on that, so for those out there, you will probably want something mild or lower as it was pretty intense, but really good! Now, for my favorite part, the naan was absolutely fantastic. Sometimes you get naan that is really dry and overcooked, but this one was soft buttery and added to the meal to an extreme level . And with it being downtown, you could eat here and walk anywhere in ogden. It's right next to the junction and everything on 25th St. All in all, I definitely recommend as there's not many places like this in the Ogden area. The food in the apps are really good and the general aesthetic was very laid-back. Overall: 4.25/5 $15-$21/meal

My husband was bragging about it so I had to try it . He said he came with his family multiple…read moretimes because they love it so much . I was just happy to be able to try some my kinda food lol Only meat is halal was the lamb (if I remember it correctly) so we tried the lamb Rogan Josh with garlic naan . We were not that hungry so just ordered one dish . I liked the naan & the lamb was ok. Nothing to brag about . The restroom was big & clean. Customer service was great . When we went there the place was empty.

We arrived at 5 on a Friday and noticed they have a buffet for $17. It had all the faves so we…read moredecided to have that. It was really fresh and spicy but not overly. The servers were really friendly and helpful.

Soo pleased to find authentic Indian food in Roy! When we…read morecame for lunch everything was made fresh. They did have hot displays that were empty, guessing it's because we came so early. Excellent menu. Can't wait to taste everything. Vegan options

I hit the jackpot with this find!!! Absolutely some of the best Indian food I've had. The area is…read morea bit sketchy but it's worth it, lock your car and you'll be fine. I ordered the lamb korma, garlic naan, and a mango lasi and it was all delicious. I did have a little sticker shock when my total was over $30 and with tip $42 but I did order lamb and that's never cheap. The serving size was huge and will certainly feed at least 2 people so really the price was more than fair once I saw the size of the serving. This is officially my new spot for Indian food.

Wow!!! First time here and already planning on coming back as often as possible! Everything was…read moreamazing! The Indian tea, mango lassi, garlic naan, and both main dishes, just amazing! The service was also fantastic! So kind and very quick service! Nisar was awesome and gave us the best recommendations! Can't wait to come back again! If you haven't come here yet, change that!!

Being Indian should never be used to shame, stereotype, or attack a customer. No one should be…read morecursed at or treated as dishonest because of their ethnicity, nationality, or background. A delay caused by a child's health emergency should have been met with basic humanity, not abusive language and discriminatory remarks. Do you want to take your family to a restaurant which throws Indian racial slurs at you for being late instead of checking why? My 9-year-old daughter suddenly started vomiting, and I was scared for her health and safety. In that moment, my priority was my child. I was not ignoring your restaurant. What I received in return was not understanding, patience, or even basic professionalism. Instead, the restaurant left a voicemail that used profanity and made insulting comments about me being Indian. The message suggested that Indian customers are dishonest or unreliable. That is offensive, discriminatory, and completely unacceptable.

We dined here with a large family group on a Friday evening. The location is in suburbs north of…read moreSalt Lake City. They share a large parking lot with other businesses. It looks like they may have a cafeteria-style lunch buffet, but for dinner it is table service. Our party of 5 adults and 2 children got a large table. The staff was extra attentive and tried to keep the kids satisfied. We ordered a variety of dishes to share, along with naan and rice. Everyone seemed to enjoy their food (various curries, etc.). The only minor negative was the heat - it was quite hot outside and they had to bring in a fan to keep our area cool (which worked). They do not offer beer / wine. If I lived in the area, I'd consider returning here.

Right now with construction going on it's a little difficult to get into the parking lot. But once…read moreyou get in the food makes up or any inconvenience on the road. The surface is amazing. Everything is made fresh when you order. The service is top notch. This is a family ran business and the care and love you get when ordering really shows through. It is very clean well lit and very relaxing. I am so happy I stopped here to eat. I cannot recommend this place enough. It was a wonderful relaxing experience. I will be coming back.

Best food & service! Truly some of the best Indian food in Utah. I feel emotionally, physically,…read moreand spiritually uplifted. Heck, maybe even a little sexually uplifted too I love this place

Great Indian good. I love their chicken tikka masala and dhaba chicken curry; they are so good!!!!read more

Came to support a local, family owned business, and ended up finding my new favorite place to get…read moreIndian food! Let's start with the atmosphere, this place is amazingly mom and pop and charmingly decorated. Unlike the place up the road, you don't feel like you're in a restaurant that used to be SOMETHING else. Then the food. We started with vegetable samosas and they came out quick, hot, and delicious. Two were enough for us but I wished I could have had more. For my main, I got the butter lamb done as hot as they could make it, while my guest had the chicken tikka masala at medium. I love super spicy and was not disappointed, it caused some serious forehead sweat but wasn't panic inducing. The food was all served hot, fresh, and had amazing flavor. It came paired with basmati rice that was also fresh and aromatic. On the side we tried the roti and the fresh garlic naan and were not disappointed at either, but have to say the puffy and flaky naan was hands down the best side of the evening. I never once had to wait for a drink refill and was treated extremely well by the wait staff. Do yourself a favor and come support local Indian food in your community, you won't be disappointed!

The service was friendly, and I had the curry chicken with garlic naan, which was very tasty and…read morehad plenty of garlic. I went during lunch, and the restaurant was very quiet with few customers and fairly dark inside. I did appreciate that the server left a pitcher of water at the table so I could refill my glass as needed.

Food: excellent!!! Tandoori chicken- best we ever had, chicken tikka masala- very good, and lamb…read morevindaloo- also very good. Plain naan was also good. Mango lassi- very good Mango ice cream- delicious Service - incredible, so incredibly fast, we were shocked how quickly food came out, same with desserts. Ambiance- cute place

We had dinner at Mumbai House in Park City and overall had a good experience…read more We were seated on the patio, which is beautiful, although it was an especially windy day. The red curtains outside looked nice, but they kept blowing into our table while we were eating. Once they were tied back, they still flapped around quite a bit and unfortunately blocked much of the mountain view. The patio chairs are also metal and not the most comfortable--I ended up using my jacket as a cushion. We started with the vegetable samosas, and they were excellent. They came with two different chutneys, both of which were delicious. For our entrées, we ordered an eggplant dish with rice and onion naan. The flavors were wonderful, and the medium spice level was just right--enough heat to be interesting without overwhelming the dish. The only downside was that both the eggplant and the naan were much oilier than I prefer. In hindsight, I would ask for the naan without butter next time, as the richness was a bit much for me. The wine list was fairly limited. I sampled a couple before settling on a Burgundy Pinot Noir, which was enjoyable but felt overpriced at $20 for a relatively small pour. The service was friendly, but it felt a little disjointed. Several different people stopped by our table throughout the meal, and while everyone was attentive, the frequent interruptions made the experience feel a bit less relaxed. Overall, the food was flavorful and enjoyable, and I would happily eat here again if I were in the area. While it probably wouldn't be a destination restaurant for me, it's a solid choice for good Indian food in Park City.

Updating my review of Red Fort, I made the original review the first week they opened and they were…read moredefinitely still getting their bearings. We have been back DOZENS of times since and have always had a great experience. Red fort is our favorite Indian place in Utah by far.

They seem to have renamed themselves "The Fort," judging by their sign out front. I came here…read morebefore my book signing in Layton because of all the vegan options, and it was mid. There was also a ton of incense burning everywhere (not advertised online), so I won't come back. The naan was good, but didn't remind me of normal naan. It was just a flat, oily bread, in my opinion. It was the best part of the meal. The Chana masala was mid, as was the rice. Neither were anything special, and the rice was not just plain rice like at a lot of other places. The lady talked me down from spice level 5 to 4, but I'm glad that she accidentally put it in as a 5 (judging by the receipt). I'm a habanero person, and I need to stop listening to people who talk me down. I still needed to add habanero flakes. If I ever go back, I'd get it a level 6 (above the normal scale). The hot sauce they gave me had no discernible spice whatsoever and just tasted like mango. I don't recommend asking for that unless you like mild/no-spice liquidy mango sauce. All in all, it's a mid restaurant with a lot of incense everywhere. It's not BAD food and the portions are great, but I've had far better. There's another Indian place basically across the street which may or may not have better food--I haven't been.