The best Indian food I've had in Portland. Truly - their…read morenaan is otherworldly, and everything we tried was perfect. They were so incredibly friendly, and the food was ready quickly, but presentation and flavor was not sacrificed. The interior is spacious and welcoming. We ate here after the protest, and they gave us a discount for protesting. Totally unnecessary, but shows how awesome they are. Please eat here! They've been impacted by ICE's nearby presence and deserve to thrive. The chili cheese naan will forever live in my dreams.

My boyfriend and I came here on a rainy Monday evening for a bite to eat…read more I love that the menu was labeled gluten free and vegan. It was helpful with making choices for me as I'm dairy free and gluten free. I settled on the vindaloo with shrimp. I got extra spicy and it was flavorful with a little kick at the end. However, to me, it was not that spicy. The coconut water was good but overpriced in my opinion. Staffing was lacking a little bit here and we weren't checked after our meal was bought to us. We had to ask for our check. Overall decent Indian food with smaller portions. We would be back again.

They make excellent naans and the Afghani pulao is amazing…read more They make everything fresh and authentic!

I was really happy with my chicken wrap; spicy flavorful curry and veg in a thin, soft bread--naan?…read morenot sure but it was delicious and big enough for two.

I'm not gonna question where the heck did my review go to but let me rewrite it again…read more Sultan the Flaming Tandoor is probably the best if not the only Indian Cuisine in the Sherwood area. The food is delicious and the flavors in their curries and other dishes are spectacular. My personal favorite is the Khorma (my memorable dish as my friend Akash would say) every time I could come and either order out or dine in. Akash is the tall guy that works there. Friendly and attentive he always asks how is the food and my response to him is always the same- Wonderful! Some of our other favorites are the Chicken Biryani (very generous portions dine in or takeout), the Korma, butter masala, goat masala and garlic cheese naan (yum)! I also love his they use reliable stainless steel bowls and cups for serving your food and drinks in.

We wanted this to be great. We were looking forward to it. We wanted to find everything good in…read morethis experience. We wanted to have a great source of high-quality and great tasting Indian food nearby. All expectations were high. The reviews were even good to support the expectations. We knew it would be pricey and had the proper expense expectations. Maybe it was an off night. Maybe it was a long weekend and the Sunday night crew was tired. Maybe the ingredient delivery is on Mondays. We ordered the classics - the butter chicken, the aloo palak, chicken tikka masala, etc. - dishes we've had hundreds of times from hundreds of other restaurants (and pubs) so we're very familiar with good, great, and mediocre. Each dish looked the part, but was severely lacking flavor, which is an incredibly surprising thing to say when describing Indian food. While this is indeed a very subjective judgment, the same opinion was shared by our whole table, and even when leftovers were sampled the day after with an opportunity to better infuse, the same judgment awarded. Where was the flavor? Where were the spices? We asked these questions for every dish received. Expectations shattered. As for other criteria, ambience was average for a strip mall dine in restaurant, and with only one waiter, there was significant delay when it got busy - especially with their takeout/delivery demand. So, our search continues for a local solution to satisfy our Indian food fix. Suggestions welcome!

Family run business and they are so nice there. Really makes you want to come back again and makes…read moreyou want to order more! They have a rice bowl special for 2 for $20 which is a really good deal and the food is delicious. We normally get the butter chicken and this time I tried the paneer masala, which was delicious. The roti bread and the naan was both very good and fresh. We have been coming to this location for 5 years my sister found it and it's the only place we come to. They give you samples! it's amazing, and there is no other food place i've been to that gives you so many samples.

I've never had more disappointing Indian food. First long grain rice and basmati are not the same…read more Not basmati rice. The naan looks premade from the grocery store and is just soggy. The butter chicken looks and tastes like tomato soup, not butter chicken. The chicken was breast, which usually it's not, and the chunks were massive. The korma has huge chunks of chicken too I mean too big to fit in your mouth big. I don't understand how there are so many positive reviews. So extremely disappointing. Maybe it was a bad day or something but I don't recommend it

We just had our 2nd meal here and it was fantastic! How is their butter chicken and naan so good?!…read more We have tried a lot of Indian restaurants over the years and based on flavor, quality and naan, this might be our new favorite! Definitely try their butter chicken on your first visit. We tried their butter bombs and they were excellent as well. Customer service was great! We were well taken care of. We will be back!

Jan 20, 2025 review…read more Chana bhatura- 7/10 Aloo parantha- 7/10 Dahi puri- 9/10 Seating option - bunch with table/benches available with heaters inside a tent so pretty good even with a cold weather. Bhatura: it had the whole wheat mixed up, it was soft. Chole were also good, not too much spicy. Came with pickle and onions. Dahi Puri was the best of all. Parantha could be a bit better. Layers were sticking together at some places and aloo was not spreaded evenly. Owner is friendly person and like to mingle with customer and chat with them. Its run by owner and his wife. Also I heard from a friend that they pack the food very nicely if you are taking to-go.

My husband and I stopped in today for lunch and had a great experience!…read more This is definitely the best Indian we have had in Portland so far. We had the Chettinad Chicken and Kashmiri Palak Paneer bowls. The food was very fresh and high quality. It was also very clean, and we had great service from the owner himself! I highly recommend!

Amazing food! The flavors are incredible. Many Indian restaurants just provide the same basic food…read morewith low quality taste of flavors. This restaurant is unique for the adventurous Indian food seeker. The menu has a creative list of options. Ambience is nice and clean. Highly recommend.

This feels like a pretty typical Indian spot with nice big booths or tables. I've heard it's solid…read more The staff were quick to seat and serve us! Drinks and food came fast. We only had starters - lamb samosas and the Idli Vada Sambar. Lamb samosas with the chutneys were delicious! Sambar was decent. Taj Mahal beer recommended to wash it down! Prices moderate.

I'm not aware of many places in metropolitan Portland that offer host so I generally get it when I…read morecome here. And it's consistently decent. Swagat's lunch menu is limited but the goat-centered plate is full of mysterious but flavorful sides that continue to excite the palate. So I keep coming back. Yum.

Drinks: - The Limca soda was refreshing and had an…read moreinteresting balance of sweet and tart. It had a carbonated limeade type taste. If anyone knows which stores carry this item in town, let me know ASAP Food: - The trio of chutney is addicting. The papadums are so crunchy and fun to eat. They're like thin crackers that compliment the chutneys well. The green chutney was especially herbaceous and I liked that - The pork vindaloo was superb. The braised pork fell off the bones effortlessly, and the toasted rolls did a good job of absorbing the curry. I know vindaloo is considered a curry but this dish doesn't taste like a typical curry, it's more like a stew with braised pork in it Ambience: - The outdoor seating is huge, lots of space. Great for big gatherings and a group setting of 5-10 - The décor is gives off an rustic Indian cabin with a scrappy vibe - The space is large for indoor seating too Overall: This kind of reminds me of an Indian style pocha place. Their food is impressive but the ambience would be good for grabbing a drink and enjoying a nice meal as well. I do plan on returning to this place in the near future but in the evening time for all the lights

We have been here twice now and we have figured out what is good and what isn't. The ambiance is…read moresuper fun! It has an elevated dhaba feel to it. The walls are covered with random photos of people and families from the 1970s, signs that one might see in public places in India, a rickshaw meter at the entrance and carrom board tables. The whole place is run by non-Indians so you get a feeling that this is their interpretation of an Indian dhaba. We've ordered the chicken curry thali, the paneer curry, batata vada, pav bhaji, paneer Kati rolls, chicken salad bowl, crispy cauliflower, and the ginger lime soda over the course of our visits. The Thali comes with a dal, roti, rice, raita, salad and a sambar type curry. I have enjoyed the chicken curry way more than the paneer curry. The paneer curry is sweeter and more bland than I'd like. The chicken curry has a bigger flavor profile with a slight spicy kick. The crispy cauliflower was very good but I think this is a special so it may not always be available. The batata vada pav is actually very good but I really would like them to give us the chutney separately so that we decide how much chutney to add. As of now, the vada is smothered with chutneys, which hides the flavors of the vada. Also note that the buns are not like the Indian pav. They are burger buns. The pav bhaji has a tomato soup powder flavor to it, so it looks exactly like a pav bhaji should, but is overwhelmingly tomato flavored. The buns don't give you the same satisfaction that the buttered Indian pav gives. The Kati rolls are filled with more veggies, particularly the purple cabbage, than paneer or chicken. That is not how Kati rolls should be. Purple cabbage is not a thing in Indian food, so this felt like a salad rolls with the wrong veggies. The chicken bowl is actually decent so we liked this. The ginger lime soda is quite nice too. Overall, I would recommend this place for the decor, the vada, the Thali and their specials.

I came in today with my husband, his friend and our service dog Jessie. The lady hostess was super…read moresweet and accommodating. As for the food. It was out of this world. I ate for 3 ppl. Haha Thank you for the experience.

Small, but delicious and affordable Indian lunch buffet. From my time there, it seemed like things…read moregot replenished regularly and things stayed fresh. Tables are quite close together in some spots. Most tables were empty, but we got sat right next to a table who let their plates or used napkins overflow onto our table. Service was quick in taking it away but, was interesting we were sat there.

Such great food! Tried the K-something tacos with both the corn tortilla and the naan. The corn…read moretortilla was the favorite, but the naan was more filling. Either way... the sauce was delicious! Definitely worth the walk to the end of the carts (it's not a long walk).

What a fusion it is. Mexi Khana was well worth the visit and had me wondering why more places…read morearen't trying to make that Mexican/indian connection. Mexi Khana is also in a super cool food truck village called Brooklyn Carreta that is a great place to visit with friends, family, or anyone looking for a good time.