I tried the goat curry and Naan and they were very good. Clean and pleasant place right off exit 4 on GSPW . Good service. I'm sure some would call this 5 stars but to me that means extraordinary and seldom handed out ; this was very good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Curry Goat
Rawan Qays
It was nice experience. The food was good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
0459-likhitha Reddy
We feel this is not worthy for food. quantity is less.But serving is nice .
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 5
Dennis Haden
Fresh and tasty!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Amanda S.
We've only ordered delivery from this restaurant so I have no review on the physical restaurant. The food is awesome and we very much enjoy their nana.
Nathan Brockmaan
Can't complain got a Chicken tikka masala with some garlic Naan and a mango drink was great.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka Masala Butter Chicken
Charles Mathis
Awesome food, read some other reviews that said the flavors weren’t right. DO NOT BELIEVE THEM! This place has amazing food, the butter chicken is a must get!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Paneer Butter Masala, Chicken Tikka Masala Butter Chicken
Hani Batla
Authentic delicious Indian food! A welcome new addition to the area and we will be revisiting next time we're in Wildwood.Both the Chicken Tikka Masala and the Tandoori Chicken had perfectly spiced tender pieces of chicken.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka Masala Butter Chicken, Butter Naan
Michael Yaroshefsky
The host/server was polite but not inviting.Menu is smaller than I expected for Indian.Barbecue chicken wings were lukewarm, dry, and uninteresting. Chicken tikka masala was heavy on the butter and cream but lacking the depth of flavor I expect from Indian. Where were the seasoning and spices? The house curry was also creamy but not flavorful. Even the rice served with the meal was unseasoned, while all other Indian restaurants I’ve been to seem to season their rice with fennel or curry leaves.I wanted this to be great, but it wasn’t it. Maybe others will like these more approachable, less authentic dishes.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Elisa P.
Their hours are all over the place. You never know when they are open or closed. The website says open, then the doors are locked when you arrive. Also bathrooms could use a major cleaning.
This is a nice restaurant with seating in one large open room but with nice spacing and booths providing a sense of intimacy. Our waiter was professional and attentive. We only wish our meals were better. Our sense is that the kitchen dumbs down flavors to appease the locals as our meal didn’t have the tastes we are accustomed to at Corriander, Indya and other Philadelphia area Indian restaurants. Also, the menu is kind of Americanized with chicken wings and other items we wouldn’t deem to be traditional Indian cuisine. The somasas were tasty and enjoyable. My yellow lentils were drab and the chicken tika had flavor, although my dining partner was underwhelmed. This restaurant is BYOB so you will save on wine costs and the pricing is reasonable. It is still nice to have an Indian option in the area and many others seem to enjoy their meals, so we will give Sandlewood another try and suggest you try it as well.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Samosa
CredibleEdible
Appetizer, Samosas, were good, Dal Tadka and Rice, both tasted like cardboard, Chicken Tikka Marsala had flavor but not a good one. We've had very good Indian food at least once or twice a month over the last twenty years, so we know what it should taste like. So disappointing! Service was very good and the restaurant was nice enough, a bit dark and shadowy, as they only light the table lamps if the table is occupied.
Tricia N.
Very excited to have an authentic Indian restaurant open here! Not a large menu, but very good selection and reasonably priced. Nice ambiance. Bonus: BYOB!
Lillian Mullock
An absolute must if you are visiting Cape May County. Plenty of vegetarian options. Service was great! Can't wait to come back.
Katharine O.
I was completely unaware we had a new restaurant in town, and was surprised to find out it was an Indian one! I don't think we've ever had an Indian restaurant here (though there is a local pizza place that offers some Indian dishes) so I was excited to try them. I don't do well with high amounts of spice, so I choose items that I thought were low or no spice. I was wrong. Both items were SO spicy. Even my roommate, who loves to put hot sauce on everything, said my food was very spicy. I got samosas and stuffed mushrooms. When I ordered the samosas, I asked to only be given the potato ones and made it a point to request no jalapeno ones. They gave me jalapeno anyway. I only realized after I had already eaten one and ended up running to my fridge to chug some milk. The actual construction of the samosas was decently done, and they were fried well. Very crispy! The phyllo of the outer shell was weirdly thick, and my roommate commented that it felt a bit like chewing on a small pot pie. The jalapeno samosa I accidentally ate was very spicy, and the potato one was only slightly less spicy. My roommate said the samosas were a 3 out of 5 for them. If it wasn't for the high spice, it would be the same for me. I also got the Tandoor Grilled Stuffed Mushrooms. These were insanely juicy, but so much so that they were a knife edge away from being soggy. These were also extremely spicy. The sauce put on the mushrooms had a very strong kick, enough so that my roommate was even asking for a glass of milk! I scraped off the sauce, but they were still too spicy. These were a solid 3 out of five for both of us. My roommate (who ended up eating the rest because I literally couldn't) said they really disliked the random huge chunks of bell pepper and onion that were included in the box. They said it felt like they added a bunch of plate garnish to hide how many mushrooms you're actually getting. The gulab jamun was pretty good, but a bit expensive for what you get. You get four doughnut holes that have been soaked in a sugar syrup for $7. Again, they were tasty, but not for that price. My entire order, for these three items, was $40. Also, the online ordering system they have is a bit of a nightmare. I originally attempted to make a delivery order using the "Seamless" ordering site they offer and it ended up adding an extra $25 in fees. The delivery option attempted to force a $10 tip, no matter how much or little the order total was. I decided to switch to Pick Up, still on their online ordering page, and it still tried to force that $10 tip. I ended up having to call in my order the old-fashioned way, which was a bit of a headache in itself. I mean no offense to whoever picked up the phone, but it was impossible to understand them. The mixture of them talking too fast and being drowned out by the volume of the restaurant in the background, I was struggling to understand anything they said to me. Overall, all of this culminates in a solid three out of five stars for me. People who love spicy food will like this place much more than I did. I will admit, that I am a bit of an idiot for assuming that anything at an Indian restaurant would have a low spice level. But again, didn't really expect something like stuffed mushrooms or samosas to be so spicy I ran for a glass of milk and ended up drinking the entire quart.
I tried the goat curry and Naan and they were very good. Clean and pleasant place right off exit 4 on GSPW . Good service. I'm sure some would call this 5 stars but to me that means extraordinary and seldom handed out ; this was very good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Curry Goat
It was nice experience. The food was good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
We feel this is not worthy for food. quantity is less.But serving is nice .
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 5
Fresh and tasty!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We've only ordered delivery from this restaurant so I have no review on the physical restaurant. The food is awesome and we very much enjoy their nana.
Can't complain got a Chicken tikka masala with some garlic Naan and a mango drink was great.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka Masala Butter Chicken
Awesome food, read some other reviews that said the flavors weren’t right. DO NOT BELIEVE THEM! This place has amazing food, the butter chicken is a must get!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Paneer Butter Masala, Chicken Tikka Masala Butter Chicken
Authentic delicious Indian food! A welcome new addition to the area and we will be revisiting next time we're in Wildwood.Both the Chicken Tikka Masala and the Tandoori Chicken had perfectly spiced tender pieces of chicken.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Tikka Masala Butter Chicken, Butter Naan
The host/server was polite but not inviting.Menu is smaller than I expected for Indian.Barbecue chicken wings were lukewarm, dry, and uninteresting. Chicken tikka masala was heavy on the butter and cream but lacking the depth of flavor I expect from Indian. Where were the seasoning and spices? The house curry was also creamy but not flavorful. Even the rice served with the meal was unseasoned, while all other Indian restaurants I’ve been to seem to season their rice with fennel or curry leaves.I wanted this to be great, but it wasn’t it. Maybe others will like these more approachable, less authentic dishes.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Their hours are all over the place. You never know when they are open or closed. The website says open, then the doors are locked when you arrive. Also bathrooms could use a major cleaning.
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This is a nice restaurant with seating in one large open room but with nice spacing and booths providing a sense of intimacy. Our waiter was professional and attentive. We only wish our meals were better. Our sense is that the kitchen dumbs down flavors to appease the locals as our meal didn’t have the tastes we are accustomed to at Corriander, Indya and other Philadelphia area Indian restaurants. Also, the menu is kind of Americanized with chicken wings and other items we wouldn’t deem to be traditional Indian cuisine. The somasas were tasty and enjoyable. My yellow lentils were drab and the chicken tika had flavor, although my dining partner was underwhelmed. This restaurant is BYOB so you will save on wine costs and the pricing is reasonable. It is still nice to have an Indian option in the area and many others seem to enjoy their meals, so we will give Sandlewood another try and suggest you try it as well.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Samosa
Appetizer, Samosas, were good, Dal Tadka and Rice, both tasted like cardboard, Chicken Tikka Marsala had flavor but not a good one. We've had very good Indian food at least once or twice a month over the last twenty years, so we know what it should taste like. So disappointing! Service was very good and the restaurant was nice enough, a bit dark and shadowy, as they only light the table lamps if the table is occupied.
Very excited to have an authentic Indian restaurant open here! Not a large menu, but very good selection and reasonably priced. Nice ambiance. Bonus: BYOB!
An absolute must if you are visiting Cape May County. Plenty of vegetarian options. Service was great! Can't wait to come back.
I was completely unaware we had a new restaurant in town, and was surprised to find out it was an Indian one! I don't think we've ever had an Indian restaurant here (though there is a local pizza place that offers some Indian dishes) so I was excited to try them. I don't do well with high amounts of spice, so I choose items that I thought were low or no spice. I was wrong. Both items were SO spicy. Even my roommate, who loves to put hot sauce on everything, said my food was very spicy. I got samosas and stuffed mushrooms. When I ordered the samosas, I asked to only be given the potato ones and made it a point to request no jalapeno ones. They gave me jalapeno anyway. I only realized after I had already eaten one and ended up running to my fridge to chug some milk. The actual construction of the samosas was decently done, and they were fried well. Very crispy! The phyllo of the outer shell was weirdly thick, and my roommate commented that it felt a bit like chewing on a small pot pie. The jalapeno samosa I accidentally ate was very spicy, and the potato one was only slightly less spicy. My roommate said the samosas were a 3 out of 5 for them. If it wasn't for the high spice, it would be the same for me. I also got the Tandoor Grilled Stuffed Mushrooms. These were insanely juicy, but so much so that they were a knife edge away from being soggy. These were also extremely spicy. The sauce put on the mushrooms had a very strong kick, enough so that my roommate was even asking for a glass of milk! I scraped off the sauce, but they were still too spicy. These were a solid 3 out of five for both of us. My roommate (who ended up eating the rest because I literally couldn't) said they really disliked the random huge chunks of bell pepper and onion that were included in the box. They said it felt like they added a bunch of plate garnish to hide how many mushrooms you're actually getting. The gulab jamun was pretty good, but a bit expensive for what you get. You get four doughnut holes that have been soaked in a sugar syrup for $7. Again, they were tasty, but not for that price. My entire order, for these three items, was $40. Also, the online ordering system they have is a bit of a nightmare. I originally attempted to make a delivery order using the "Seamless" ordering site they offer and it ended up adding an extra $25 in fees. The delivery option attempted to force a $10 tip, no matter how much or little the order total was. I decided to switch to Pick Up, still on their online ordering page, and it still tried to force that $10 tip. I ended up having to call in my order the old-fashioned way, which was a bit of a headache in itself. I mean no offense to whoever picked up the phone, but it was impossible to understand them. The mixture of them talking too fast and being drowned out by the volume of the restaurant in the background, I was struggling to understand anything they said to me. Overall, all of this culminates in a solid three out of five stars for me. People who love spicy food will like this place much more than I did. I will admit, that I am a bit of an idiot for assuming that anything at an Indian restaurant would have a low spice level. But again, didn't really expect something like stuffed mushrooms or samosas to be so spicy I ran for a glass of milk and ended up drinking the entire quart.