I've ordered many things from this place, and everything has been delicious! It combines my two…read morefavorite foods, Mediterranean and Indian. Their spices for both are authentic and mouth watering! I love that you get to choose your toppings so that you can tailor your meal to your tastebuds, specifically! I've only ordered delivery, but one day I will make the trip to the restaurant because at least I know it'll totally be worth it!

Tikka Tangy has a blend of Mediterranean, Indian, and pizza offerings. I liked how this was open…read morelate, which is surprisingly hard to find in St. Louis. I ordered a build your own Mediterranean rice plate, which was tasted better than it looked. I thought there was room for improvement in the plate presentation. My boyfriend got a plate off the Indian menu with tikka masala, butter chicken, rice, and naan. He enjoyed it but we both thought the portion size of his dish was too small for the price. I'd be interested to try their unique pizza offering on my next trip. It was in a great location to walked around the Central West End with some dessert options nearby.

Ordered here a bit ago. There was a broken shard of plastic in our spinach that cut me. When we…read morecalled to just ask them to replace the dish, they refused. Avoid this place.

We got this thought door dash and it came well wrapped and still pretty warm! The portion were very…read morebig. The online ordering was very easy . We definitely want to go to the restaurant next time!

Amazing food, good portions, quick service.I had the chicken tikka masala and a samosa, both were…read moresome of the best Indian food I've eaten. I'll be back!

So good. I came to the foundry with family. It's a cool vibe with loads of options…read more I walked around and the Turmeric caught my eye. I stopped and ask the staff what they suggested. I like spicy so I went with the Andhra Chili Chicken. It has two peppers next to it! Verdict. Spicy, fun and delicious

This restaurant is situated on Grand Avenue, so be mindful that parking may be very limited. Upon…read moreentering the restaurant, the savory smell of spice hits you in a great way. The ceilings are very tall, so conversations from others were not heard while dining. Our server was very nice and explained any menu items we needed further clarity on. They start you with what I called veggie straws with a chili oil dipping sauce as a complimentary starter. They serve alcohol--mostly basic cocktails at very reasonable prices. For our appetizer, we ordered Bhindi Fries, which were french fries with their signature sweet chili sauce, which I could describe as what Thai Chili Sauce tastes like. It was topped with chives and cilantro and very irresistible. For our dishes, I ordered chicken Tikka masala while my friend ordered butter chicken. They both had a drizzle of heavy cream for flair. We also ordered garlic butter parathas, which were so flaky, buttery, and heavenly I want to make some at home. It paired well dipping into our dishes or solo. The chicken in my dish was very well seasoned and the perfect amount of heat for me. Every bite I savored! I could not finish my entire meal, so I did save some for lunch the next day, and it was still amazing. We ended our night with mango lassi and definitely plan to dine here again!

Came here for lunch. I had seen this place reviewed well on google so i thought i would give it a…read moretry. Generally I'm a pretty big fan of spicy foods, so i got the lamb vindaloo. the vindaloo was one of several curries which had a three chilli icon next to it, which seemed to indicate that this dish was spicy. the dish came out fairly quickly and came with rice, and my server was pretty friendly. i also got a paratha since i haven't had any indian bread in a while i felt like the vindaloo was fine. the biggest issue i had was that i really didn't think it was spicy at all, despite the fact that this is supposed to be one of the hotter dishes on the menu. probably adjusted for american palette. another issue i had was that i didn't feel like the vindaloo/curry had much depth to it; it tasted fine but wasn't really rich and was almost a little watery. the lamb itself was okay. the standout was probably the bread, though i kind of wish there was a little more overall i thought it was fine. i thought it was actually fairly pricey for what it was: $18 curry, 5 bread, 3 tax and 4 tip comes out to $30 for just an okay lunch, so... eh. maybe i would come back but it would probably depend on how much i felt like indian and if i was in the neighborhood already

Great lunch experience with friends at Turmeric today. Tons of vegan options. Thakkali Rasam Broth…read moresoup to start with cocktail samosas. Soup was spicy and flavorful. Dipped the samosas in the soup. Madhuban Ke Chole entree. So good that I am about to have the rest of it as an afternoon snack right now. Will be back, for sure.

Overall, a really great option for Indian food that has unique flavors and is a cut above other…read moreIndian restaurants in the area. Food: every time I've been here the food has always been good. The currys have a distinct and powerful flavor to them that is unlike many other Indian options in St. Louis. Unfortunately, they didn't have dosa when I was there, but I would love to try that next. I had the old Delhi butter chicken, and it hit the spot. Service: the service has always been pretty good. They were accommodating and helpful. No complaints. Ambience: I really like the art and style of this restaurant. It has soft, warm, lighting and modern art and architecture. A really nice place to be in.

Love this place! There's dishes for everyone's palate and…read moreappetite including heat/spice levels. Our favorite shareable (that's actually an entree) is the Mango meatballs. We first tried them at a Festival of Nations and have been hooked since. They're a flavorful curry and meat dish that can be loved and enjoyed even for those not a fan of heat. One thing to note is that the curried lamb dish IS spicier than the curry chicken since the curries are prepared with different ingredients. I love the curried lamb dish almost more than the mango meatballs. The others in my party had the beef kebabs and the national dish - Qabelli Palau. Both of those were also exceptional! When you walk in, there's several steps to enter the restaurant. Then, you'll be guided up a few more stairs into the dining room and seated at a cozy table. The decor is minimal and traditional. I like how simple everything is. The focus really is on the service and the food. We're regulars here, but I'm just late to reviewing on Yelp.

We've been to Sameem's about 8-10 times over the years. The food experience has always been a solid…read more4.5-5.0. Super flavorful, freshly prepared food. We usually go as a family of 4 (all adults now; although we started to go when the kids were in high school). We love the Lamb Curry (both my sons' favorite), the Beriani, the Qabelli Palau, and Chicken Teekha Masala. The Sambosas are great starters. The chutney they serve with bbq the Naan is a family favorite. To steal a line from Frank's Red Hot Sauce "We put that sh*tuff on everything ". Finally, when we have room (and sometimes even when we don't), we get the rice pudding. The service is usually good, but not necessarily great. It's always personable and genuine; just sometimes a little slower than expected. Also the place (opened circa 2005) is showing its age a bit and needs a little TLC. It's very clean; it just needs a little refreshening in certain high traffic areas. The takeout/delivery business seemed good on the Sunday night we went there, but the in-store business was pretty quiet. However, it was one of those sub-20 degree nights, so I'm hoping that was the reason for the lack of in-person dining. Go there are experience some really great food and let's keep this gem of a locally owned restaurant in business. Based on food alone on out most recent experience, I'd rate it 5 stars; service and ambiance probably should drag it down a bit, but I'm still going with a 5-star review, because for the food and flavor it produces, it deserves a strong review and some positive energy to keep people trying this great food and supporting this local business.

I love the food here. I've been here two or three times and it's the first place I think of when I…read morewant Indian food. All of their daals are really good, and their masalas as well. I'm sure the rest of their menu is just as tasty. It's cozy with nice lighting and makes a good place to hang out and chat with friends: it's never too loud or rushed. Really nice spot overall.

Lovely decor and furnishings, the menu is delicious, filling, and very reasonably priced. This is a…read morequiet and quaint spot tucked to the side in the Loop. They have culturally upbeat music, and the hospitality is very well to do. I enjoyed my time and will be coming back, hopefully with more people.