6 Best Indian Restaurants near Apex

“Great service and really tasty authentic Indian food. I would highly recommend eating here.“

“Have been to the apex restaurant for lunch for my husband bday for first time . The food ambience and hospitality of Praveen the manager was awesome and they surprised us with bday desert and song and made the first visit the most memorable Can’t wait to go again“

“Decided to try them this evening I had the butter chicken, my husband had the chicken tikka masala, we also had a chicken tikka appetizer All of it was excellent Ample food without being way too much Highly recommended Looking forward to when they’re open for dine in“

“I found this food truck by accident today. I was expecting it to be average like other food trucks, but I got a pleasant surprise! Mysore bonda was pillowy on the inside, and the chutneys complimented it nicely. Chicken manchurian was a good blend of sweet and savory, and the chicken was cooked nicely. But the highlight for me was the biryani! I’ve had bad luck experiences with food truck biryani, but I decided to try it anyway. And i’m glad I did! The chicken was succulent and aromatic, and the rice was cooked to perfection. Better than some restaurants i’ve been to! Only bad thing was that the wait times are tooo long. Aside from food, the place is cozy. I also like the name. Staff were mostly helpful. This food truck is close to the heart of Apex and beaver creek commons. You should definitely visit Namaste Chicha next time you get a food truck craving!“

“We live nearby and this is a quick Indian food pickup place. We ordered some chicken biryani and samosas. Food wasn’t exceptionally great, but it was better than other fast food Indian places nearby. (Specially Suvidha - cuz their biryani was definitely a week old and stinky)“

“Stopped by this dhaba recently and I’m so glad we did. It’s one of those places that doesn’t try to be fancy — it just focuses on good, solid food. And that’s exactly what you get.

The flavors were bold, comforting, and exactly what you’d expect from proper dhaba-style cooking. The gravies had that slow-cooked depth, the spices were balanced (not overpowering), and everything tasted fresh. It honestly reminded me of highway-side dhabas back in India — simple setup, big flavors.

Service was friendly and quick. If you’re craving authentic Indian comfort food without the “fine dining” feel, this is definitely worth a visit. Would happily go again.“