7 Best Indian Restaurants in Anchorage

“Superlative food, wonderful service, wide-ranging menu. Two to-go experiences, one dine-in date night and this is now one of our most favorite restaurants in Anchorage.“

“Best Indian food I’ve ever had! Not fine dining but the food is incredible.“

“10/10 Indian food is actually SPICY I struggle so hard to find real spicy food in Anchorage so this is a blessing from god to find in a city of bland food, thank you Pho & Indian!“

“The best Indian food in Anchorage hands down! We had the chicken samosa, keema naan, butter chicken, and the chicken bunha, HIGHLY RECOMMEND!! The service and the servers are great as well. Overall a fantastic experience, we will definitely be coming back again.“

“This was an incredible dining experience. We ordered hot Chai, with Palak Paneer and Garlic Naan bread. I’m a typical American that likes safe foods and rarely steps out of comfort zones. I was very pleased with my meal and will CERTAINLY be eating here again. The atmosphere was very calming and romantic. This is a father and son ran restaurant. If you want a wholesome experience with an equally satisfying and delicious meal, eat here without hesitation.“

“We stopped here for lunch while visiting anchorage. They have very small dining area with only 4 tables. We ordered masala dosa, non Veg lunch thali, chili chicken and a masala tea. The food was little on pricer side but overall decent taste.“

“Table for 4, dinner around 9pm on a weekday in June. They close at 10pm, open till late compared to other Indian restaurants. We were very hungry after a long day of hikes and skipping lunch. Their momos were decent, others in my group liked their cauliflower appetizer, I found it too sweet.

Dal Makhani and dal tadka were great, though the dal tadka was extra salty. Paneer tikka masala was ok, the vegetarian kofta was bad. It was just 3 pieces floating in a sea of curry, reminded me of mess food from my college days.

The chicken fried noodles was good, the saag/palak chicken was meh.

Costly for the portions. The entree dishes comes with plain rice. The naan basket had 3 naans, they were good.

I preferred the Everest Indian restaurant over this one in Anchorage. That one had better momos and their saag paneer was really delicious.“