Evergreen Indian Restaurant

The current menu advertises many vegan dishes, which I also confirmed when I places my order. When the food arrived, my server asked “no dairy?” and quickly took one of the sauces off my plate. The food was presented nicely but tasted just okay overall.

If you have food allergies, DO not go here. We specifically told waitress, tall white women who could care less.The food was mid and I know Indian food very well. There is no music and the ambience feels poor and dirty, not well lit. My daughter had allergic reaction to chicken which was odd. We had to leave. It will be reported to the health department. I feel this place needs inspection.The food was left there and the waitress did not ask or look at us. Completely ignored us. Did not bring check or containers. I only tipped because bus person/host was lovely. The food prices do not match food quality, service, atmosphere or safety. It's a door dash place who lives in post-pandemic mood. Spend your money elsewhere.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Came back here after many many years and it was delicious

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 3

The food is so good here but the wait time are almost always so long that we don't go as often as we would like. It's impossible to pop in for a quick lunch. Even when you're the only table in the restaurant it's a bewilderingly long wait at every step of the process. Ordering takeout often takes much longer than promised, too. But if you have time, man is it tasty. The samosas alone are worth it.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 3

I'm not sure if it tastes traditional but i can say it's really really good. I always like this place. The chicken is marinated and seared so perfectly NOT DRY

Lamb curry is very good dipped with garlic naan

One of the most bizarre takeout experiences I’ve ever had. Walked into a restaurant with only one table of diners. The place had a very unpleasant dirty smell. There was nobody behind the counter except for a 6-7 year old boy playing with a hot wheel on the counter. I shortly discovered he was barefoot. In typical fashion, one of the tables had been converted into an office, and a woman was sitting there balancing the books with her children nearby. There was absolutely no acknowledgment given when I walked in. I never saw them acknowledge the person waiting in front of me. A man, the husband, came out and eventually closed out the one table of diners (they spoke the same language) and then proceeded to start bussing tables. I was still standing there unacknowledged. It was easily 6 minutes before anyone even made eye contact with me. In the meantime, door dashers are coming in, equally unacknowledged. Finally he turns to me, asks me my name, and says it’s being made. Also, the boy running around barefoot starts throwing a fit in the dining room, screaming and knocking things over, playing and slamming the front door. Eventually, the woman goes into the back with her baby, and another 5 minutes later, comes out with about 5 orders. Clearly they didn’t all come out at the same time. In all, despite my 20 minutes estimate, I ended up waiting 40 minutes. In an otherwise empty restaurant.
Clearly DoorDash props this place up, and they treat them with disdain.
The real kicker was when the barefoot child climbed onto the counter top, the one they were about to put the food on, and stood on it. No real urgent attempt was made to remove him. He was walking into and out of the kitchen barefoot as well.
It instilled a sense of fear into me as I brought my food back to my hotel. I considered just walking into the kitchen to inspect for myself, since it seems like I was invisible anyway.
The food, I will say, tasted fairly good. But it wasn’t worth worrying about the cleanliness of the place. My stomach may be sensitive, and it certainly didn’t sit well with me, but I can’t really say that’s a result of cleanliness or hygiene.
I sympathize with it being very much a family restaurant, but there is absolutely no respect given to their patrons (unless, perhaps, you speak their language).

I ordered from Grubhub.The chicken in the chicken tikka masala was hard,the gravy was stale.The naan was ok.They took a long time to deliver which i am fine with as long as the order is fresh.The prices are on the higher side which is fine as this a-la-carte but we can have a lunch buffet at Royal India for 18.95 that too made fresh.Would never order or visit again.

Very good Food and a lot of it

I absolutely LOVE this place! The food is amazing and the staff fast and helpful! I can’t get enough of their Chicken Makhani , Nan & white veggie 🥕 🥦 yogurt. I highly recommend this place-the best Indian food in Oregon by far!

Never disappoints, always great food and the service while dining in was a great experience as well

Absolutely delicious Great staff app around good experience. Highly recommend!

Changed my life. My friends got addicted. They got me addicted. I got my dad addicted. Genuinely just fantastic food. Everything is better on naan

The best Indian food I've had in Oregon hands down. Dishes are authentic and widely represent different ethnicities of India. Service was cordial and prompt.

Outstanding food and service!