9 Best Indian Restaurants in Albany

“First time visitor. Food was delicious. Staff was attentive, friendly. Would absolutely return to try more options. The lunch buffet is a step above others in the area.“

“Great service and prices. love the lunch buffet!“

“Just hosted a surprise birthday party at their location and we were very impressed but the service, good and the venue. Highly recommend it. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“

“This is the best buffet money can buy and the best Indian food money can buy. I’m an omnivore but if I ever had to be vegetarian I couldn’t do it without eating spicy mint every day. I’ll frequently fill up completely on vegetarian options and be completely stuffed and satisfied. There is no other option if you are craving Indian food. The ingredients are fresh and peak of flavor. The goat is unbelievably perfect and so is every chicken dish. I love this place and you can taste their love for what they do in the food, and smell it when you walk through the door. Flavor over load!“

“amazing food, great friendly staff makes you feel like family, I drive 30 miles for this Indian food only“

“Curry House Inc is the best Indian restaurant in Albany. Consistently delicious, high quality and fresh. The service is fast and precise. I am in Albany every other weekend and have ordered from Curry House Inc every time. Love the vindaloo, malai kofta, onion bhaji and garlic naan. Sauces and sides are all homemade and excellent. Highly recommend Curry House Inc to anybody in or around Albany in search of authentic Indian cuisine. One of my favorite Indian places in all of New York.“

“All around great underground Indian restaurant! People complain about the way the interior looks, but that doesn’t matter when the food is phenomenal. The server was polite, friendly, and showed consideration when taking my order. The food came out quick and fresh. Overall, I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a quality Indian restaurant.“

“I can't forget that Peshewari Naan and Bombay Aloo. Two awesome items with perfect balance of spice. They asked us the spice level we would prefer. This is something indian restaurants usually do not ask. Loved that part. Two other items were onion naan (was good) but the Mughlai chicken, something was off about it. It could be the balance of sweet or the salt was not right. I felt like I am eating a thik gravy. I believe the tea was over brewed and to balance it more milk was poured in. That's just an opinion as I know taste of tea is very subjective. Besides all of this the portion of one order was good for two. I think they are underrated by themselves. I would recommend them to change the whole seating arrangement. Also, update your restaurant name to Ahmed Restaurant. It was hard to find it.Spend $36 for two. (1. Mughlai Chicken came with choice of rice/Naan, Aloo Naan came with Rice/Naan)“