Indian Restaurants near Germantown

“Love the food. Have been there multiple times with my husband. To go food is just as good as when you dine in. The quality of the food is always very consistent.I see multiple reviews of people complaining about the automatic tip. It states clearly on the menu that there is an automatic gratuity applied to your order if you dine in. If you don't like it, don't eat there. I am someone who in general is not a fan of the concept of automatic tips,, but the food outweighs the annoyance I have for an automatic gratuity. Plus, I have never had an issue with the service and would have tipped that much anyways.“

“Ordered butter chicken and the lamb Rogan Josh. Inside was clean and very aromatic. Food was 10/10. Garlic naan was perfect. Eager to try some more currys next time in person. Very solid Indian food for Collierville. Not a complaint, but since we have small kids, the mild still has some spice, so probably doing a Biryani for them next time.“

“Service was personal, everyone was friendly, food was limited as they have not opened yet, but the food was over the top fantastic. They are still in the process of moving in and decorating and I’m looking forward to eating there again when they have their full menu..“

“I have dined at this restaurant for over 20 times for the past year and the food has been consistently good. I have provided my thoughts in five areas based on the numerous visits:Culinary Fusion: The restaurant skillfully blends the best of Pakistani and Indian cuisines, offering a diverse menu that showcases the rich flavors and culinary traditions of both countries.Variety: The menu boasts an impressive variety of dishes, from fragrant biryanis and tender kebabs to creamy curries and tantalizing palak specialties, catering to a wide range of palates.Authenticity: Each dish reflects an authentic representation of Pakistani and Indian flavors, showcasing a commitment to using traditional spices and cooking methods.Ambiance: The restaurant ambiance effortlessly harmonizes elements from both cultures, creating a welcoming and culturally immersive setting for diners.Hospitality: The staff are attentive, knowledgeable, and passionate about the cuisine, ensuring a memorable and enjoyable dining experience for every guest.Overall Experience: Dining at this restaurant is a delightful journey through the vibrant and diverse culinary tapestry of Pakistan and India, making it a top choice for those seeking an authentic and satisfying dining experience.#ARousseauPic #Restaurant #ARTravel #India #Pakistan #MemphisTN #ARFoodReview“

“This is definitely a no-frills, all flavors Indian restaurant, with some of the best ethnic food I've had in a while.The restaurant is situated inside a Mediterranean grocery store, which itself needs a lot of TLC and gives the restaurant a hole-in-the-wall status, but don't let that intimidate you. They offer complimentary hot chai and there's a TV that played Indian music videos an quite a few tables.I ordered garlic naan and Chicken Tikka Masala, and waited about 15-20 minutes for the order, which was worth the wait. Everything came out fresh and hot. The young woman who took my order was very polite and spoke great English!The garlic naan actually has pieces of garlic and cilantro on it (despite most Indian restaurants I've tried who just use garlic oil), largely portioned, and grilled perfectly. The masala was seasoned perfectly and had a sweetness to it, with big chunks of tender chicken that practically melted in my mouth from one bite. The basmati was mixed with white and gold basmati, which was a nice touch.If you're ever on this side of Memphis and craving Indian food, I cannot recommend this place enough! I ate it up so fast I forgot to get pics!Vegetarian options: The Indian culture has a large vegetarian population, so many of the authentic dishes they serve here are or can be substituted for vegetarian. Plus they have a vegetarian section on their menu.“

“This place is delicious! The buffet has plentiful amounts of vegetarian as well as meat available items. The mango lassi is so good. It helps beat the Memphis heat. Don't think of just midtown for Indian food.Vegetarian options: So much vegetarian dishes to choose from. I had a plentiful selection of vegetarian items that ranged from non-spicy to spicy.Kid-friendliness: The owner was so sweet to a 5 year old who was curious about Indian food. He helped her pick non-spicy items and he got her mango lassi.“

“This place has become my absolute favorite restaurant in Memphis. I eat here at least once a week. I have never had a meal disappoint me. The staff are so kind and delightful. THE FOOD IS UNPARALLELED. You will love this place. You will be back after your first experience. Overall 10/10 !“

“We got there as soon as they opened on a Saturday night, we were the only ones in the restaurant. The service was excellent. I originally ordered the ginger lamb and the owner let me know that it was kind of spicy. So I asked him what lamb dish he would recommend that wasn't too spicy. He suggested the lamb curry. It was absolutely delicious. The lamb was very tender and the sauce was perfect. My companion had the chicken Tiki kabob, the chicken was also very tender and the sauce was delicious. The vegetable samosas were flaky and delicious as well. We loved the garlic naan bread and papadam that was served with the meal, as well as the variety of sauces included with our entree. You get a lot of food for your money and all of it was very tasty. This is a 45 minute drive for me but I will definitely be back soon.“

“Well, well, well… look what we have here. On last night’s tedious and fervent escapade to find a spot to tuck-in, I stumbled upon Bombay House. Truth be told, I’ve had Indian food before and was wildly unimpressed. It was really, quite honestly, very bland…but Bombay House took my severed heart and rebuilt it piece by piece with every delectable bite.Each spoonful was like a stroke of pen on paper, writing a profound and riveting tale of flavor and palate with an allegory of change. It was almost… nostalgic. Like reading the famous and beloved A Christmas Carol during the first snow of winter. Ebenezer Scrooge was a hardened, blithering miser who was visited by his late business partner, Jacob Marley, who aimlessly wanders the Earth, bound by chains forged from a lifetime of greed. In the same night, he is visited by three spirits who offer him resolution and new perspective towards his greed and selfishness, in doing so he becomes a kinder and gentler man, released from bearing the same fate Marley did. I am Scrooge and Bombay House are the three spirits that changed my perspective forever. I feel like I’ve become more open-minded, more kind, more caring, after having the divinely (and deliciously) encompassed sustenance Bombay House provided me.I would like to add that I had it delivered and was still absolutely blown away. I can only imagine how it is dine-in.Thank you, Bombay House, sincerely.“

“The Indian cuisine is fresh (cooked when you order) and very delicious! Service was prompt and casual, just the way I like it. While this is a small space next to an Indian grocery, this qualifies as one of the "hole in the walls" which I find to often be the very best restaurants! Give it a try!“

“I tried to find better chicken curry at the other Indian restaurants because of the bad experience I had due to what I believe was a serious miscommunication between the restaurant, Ubereats and me but as far as I'm concerned this place has the best chicken curry in Memphis. Their garlic naan is delicious too. I have yet to try their other dishes because I'm so in love with the curry but I'm sure they are just as good as the curry.“