6 Best Indian Restaurants near Oxnard

“We came to Santa Barbara for the long weekend, but our car broke down and we got in pretty late. We tried ordering through DoorDash, but delivery wasn’t available since we were about 30 minutes from the restaurant. We called and explained what happened— and they went above and beyond. They delivered the food themselves, didn’t charge us for delivery, and it arrived hot. Truly couldn’t have asked for more. Seriously, a great restaurant.“

“Steve monahon, Introduced ME, & My Girlfriend to the Excellent Food in Ventura county The West end White House!“

“The food was really fresh and delicious.“

“By far best Indian food and restaurant in Ventura tried almost everything on the menu food quality and service is great . They also have South Indian specialties like Satbir masala dosa , and uttapam as well.“

“⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Absolutely Incredible

I absolutely love this place — it’s easily become one of my all-time favorite spots to eat. Ever since I first discovered it, I find myself craving it constantly. The food never disappoints, especially the lamb — it’s genuinely some of the best I’ve ever had, perfectly tender and packed with flavor every single time.
I ordered the Lamb Vindaloo, and it was phenomenal. The lamb was unbelievably tender — it practically melted in my mouth — and the sauce was bursting with deep, layered flavors. It had that perfect balance of heat, spice, and richness that makes Vindaloo such a standout dish. You can tell it’s been slow-cooked and crafted with care, not rushed or overly oily like you sometimes find elsewhere.
On top of that, the owner is an absolute sweetheart. You can feel her warmth and pride in everything from the food to the atmosphere. She truly deserves a full house every single day — this restaurant is a gem that more people need to know about.“

“Would give this place 10 stars if I could. Everything about this place is perfect! Starting with the friendly staff, and the flavorful food that just hits the right spot. Seldom outside of India would you find a casual, unassuming and surprisingly authentic tapas/cafe style Indian snacks. We are so glad we made a pitstop here on our way from Santa Barbara to universal studios, we were drawn here due to its unique name (kaapi means coffee in Tamil, specifically, their filter coffee) and the super interesting menu items. We would have ordered everything if we could have (we almost did). The cashew paneer dosa was just heavenly, just the right amount of crisp and the creamy yet aromatically spicy paneer is hard to find! The chef has perfected his recipes to the T. the chicken and waffles was a surprisingly authentic twist on the traditional fried chicken, I was so excited to find something like this outside of the south, and was mouthwateringly yummy. The chana puri was even better than the ones I find at South Indian joints - hands down one of the top three places for Indian inspired food in the country (living in the states for over a decade). Wish them all the best on their culinary journey, a true true gem indeed!“