Indian Restaurants near Windsor Locks

“Best dine-in experience at peppers feb2024Food is fresh and delicious. Good service, friendly staff - impeccable service, providing excellent recommendations and ensuring our satisfaction. I recommend peppers Manchester , ct for fantastic dine-in experience.“

“Delicious food. Took me back to the taste of desi Chinese in Dhaka. Ordered fried rice with fried chicken and fried shrimp.Juicy and masala full chicken and shrimp. Fried food tends to get dry. But everything here was juicy and delicious. Will definitely go back to try more of their menu.“

“Cozy little store in Windsor, good and fresh halal meats - custom cut available. They have almost all Indian-Pakistani-Bangladeshi-mediterranean grocery items, all Halal. Some Turkish and Jordanian rare finds are also here, like cousous and felafel preps. Try the shahi kulfi if you love kulfi (Desi ice cream).Parking in the rear lot“

“This is one of the better restaurant with North Indian / Pakistani food.There is plenty of free parking space.Order and serving of the food is quick.Service is good, too.Food is good and always a consistent flavor. You won't have the same dish tasting differently on different days.Prices are pretty much the same as other restaurants nearby.“

“Consistency! One of the most consistent Indian restaurants around the area. Great for South Indian food like dosas and wadas (savoury Indian lentil donuts). Freshly fried once you order...unlike many Indian restaurants where they refry them upon order. Numerous vegetarian options including chaats and puri( a friend calls them Air-bread) chole. Spice levels will change upon request. 2 cauliflower appetisers...Manchurian and a "cauli-pu-something". Ask them to make it extra crispy. Enjoy!“

“Everytime I visit my parents in Connecticut, I make sure to eat here. I have been going to Little India for many years and we have always had a good experience. The food is always amazing and full of flavor! This is a family owned restaurant and they are very nice and we love talking with them when we dine in. If you want authentic Indian food, come visit Little India!“

“One of my favorite Indian restaurants. They have a wider variety than many area restaurants, and I've enjoyed everything I've ordered. The staff is really friendly and attentive, and it's a place I bring friends to. Love their samosas, samosa chaat, the saffrani pulao is one of my favorite dishes ever, anywhere.“

“THE ABSOLUTE BEST Indian Pakistani, Bangladeshi food I’ve ever had! Visiting from out of state and picked something I thought was a familiar chin “Kababob House” but it’s not part of the chain. It’s a family restaurant with authentic, delicious, fresh food. I had the chilli naan with lentil daahl and highly recommend the veggie samosas! They come with a delicious dipping sauce. I cannot give enough praise! You will not be disappointed!“

“Had been here for the first time. We ordered a couple of veg and non veg dishes. For appetizers we got, chicken 555, mirchi bhajji, gobi Manchurian and paneer chilly. Chicken 555 was terrific -perfect amount of spices, garlic and was very spicy- high recommend. Mirchi bhajji and gobi Manchurian were good as well- crispy and well flavored. Paneer was not great, felt rubbery.For the mains we got Andhra Chicken- highly recommend if you like spicy food. Paneer kadai was undercooked. Baingan curry was good. We got some chapatis and bullet naans to go with it. This was followed by vijaywada biryani and veg biryani. Veg one was dry roughly a 5/10. Chicken one was fab. We ended with moongdal halwa and gulab jamun. I won’t recommend either . Gulab jamun was hard, we could taste sugar granules in it and moong dal halwa seemed more like sooji halwa. Service was a little slow but friendly.“