13 Best Indian Restaurants near Crescent Springs

“Just ate for first time at Guru India Restaurant. Food was delicious, price reasonable and service exceptional. Special thanks to our server, Babu, who explained the menu and what dishes were favorites. He was terrific and made my first visit easy by helping with menu and suggestions. I suggest you try this place. We WILL be back!! Lloyd and Kay.“

“I had kadai lamb here for the 1st time, recommended by The Boss himself😃! The food literally tastes like its home made! It is a popular place and that should tell you that the food is delicious. Service is the best! I come here and it feels like i'm dining with family. It's my friday p.m. dinner treat. Try it out, you'll keep coming.“

“Taj Mahal has the best flavor on their chicken tikka masala in the tri-state area. Order the 2nd hottest heat level and you will be so happy. It is just the right amount of heat, but more importantly the DEPTH of the spices is very flavorful and savory. Many places in the area just throw in more chili powder at the higher heat levels. Taj Mahal adds more heat as well as anuthentic Indian spices. 10/10 😁“

“I finally ate at Mayas Indian Restaurant and it was great! The Chicken Jalfrezi was very flavorful. I ate inside with my family and the customer service was outstanding. I'll definitely be going back!“

“Best Indian food I’ve had in the tri-state. Absolutely above and beyond top notch. Fantastic friendly attentive and helpful staff“

“The best India ?? food in the Bridgetown...
Twenty are ten. I will be back again .
The lunch buffet ? is hot ???
My favorite part is that there is no hot spicy add in less you do, and the favor is amazing.
Sorry for the mess in the ?, but I was having a great time ? highly recommended.“

“I was comparing to Ambar my absolute favorite and found this place had a very delicious similar sauce for the Chicken Makhani. Ambar includes raisin and cashews with theirs but could have added and is available as an extra at Adeep. The Garlic nan was great at both places a smaller not as heavy crunchy version at Adeep. The guys that work and some may own were super great friendly and was comfortable to eat there but is small and basic and does a bustling carry out and delivery. You will like it here.

Parking: Pay lot right next door was readily available for like 2 bucks paid by quarters at the machine located at each spot. Very convenient“

“The food. Chicken mas & the green sauce stuff, & those pea puffs & the pan bread all delicious !
It's made there,
Made to order. I get this 1-2x a year when I'm craving these dishes & tastes .
Even if my stomach churns for 3 days after. It's well worth the price.

Vegetarian options: The chicken mas is delicious & kids will eat it

Dietary restrictions: Be wary ! the green sauce with the white cubes. I always thought they were tofu. 😂. just learned it's cheese / milk cubes.

Parking: There should be plenty. If you make the circle around & around. Or park in the lot next to Chipotle & slide the attendant a 5$er

Kid-friendliness: Kids love to eat it

Wheelchair accessibility: 1 step up in. 1 step down out.“

“Fast service, no wait. The smell is fabulous right when you walk in. Food is top-notch. Easy to carry on a conversation at the restaurant- not too noisy. Free Parking in the rear.

Parking: In the rear. About 15 spots.“

“Awesome Customers service“

“Good food, great service!“

“I love their aloo chana, it has such rich and delicious flavor. Rice comes with each dish (a lot of it!) so you don’t need to order it separate. My only challenge with this place is it feels a tad expensive—but mostly because I love to sample a lot of different dishes when I order Indian and it feels hard to do at 19$ a dish! 😜“

“This is an Indian restaurant in downtown Cincinnati near UC. It kind of focuses on like Indian street food as opposed to some of the fancier ones with the big menus and fancier dishes. There was a lot of good here as the restaurant looked very nice and the staff did a mostly good job (it took a while for them to cook the food but unless it's ridiculously long I don't complain about that and won't here either.) I went with my favourite Indian which is Lamb Vindaloo which is chunks of lamb (or whatever other meat you prefer) with a tomato based sauce with lot's of spices. I got mine a 4 out of spicy instead of my normal 5 because I had never been to this restaurant and didn't know how much they would spice it. I could have definitely gotten the 5 as the 4 wasn't all that spicy. It had some pretty good flavour and the lamb was cooked perfectly and was in pretty good sized pieces. Their naan was quite good as well which is vitally important at an Indian restaurant to soak up all of those sauces. I probably should have tried their street food which is their specialty but there will be a day for that. What I had was good but not great Indian food. When I come back and try the street food dishes I will reevaluate. I'd rate this about 6.5 out of 10.“