7 Best Indian Restaurants in Lexington

“My current obsession! The selection of vegan momo is incredible and the staff is SO nice. What a fantastic addition to our neighborhood!“

“I visited for the first time today for the lunch buffet and decided to get a small amount of every dish offered as my experience with Indian cuisine has been sadly minimal (first time living in an area with this option). The staff was welcome, the service impeccable, and I am not exaggerating when I say I loved every single thing on my plate. This is my new favorite and I plan to come back often. Highly recommend!!!“

“My husband and I stayed at a hotel across the interstate for one night and found this in a search for dinner. WOW! The food was absolutely delicious! We had the samosa chaat, dal makhani, and chicken curry with rice. Everything was flavorful and savory! The dal makhani was spicy to me (not as much to my husband,) but I still stuffed my face with it. I drive I-75 to see family and Exit 104 will likely be a stopping point for me now, just to get some food!“

“Our entire family loves Masala. We have been dining there since they opened. The staff members are friendly and warm and the food is so delicious I’m drooling a bit just typing this.“

“I've had problems here before (take our not as ordered) which they resolved well. We've eaten in a few times since then with good results. The dining room is almost fine dining, except the Uber eats drivers constantly coming in and out.“

“Excellent service and food. The owner was very helpful in explaining all the dishes to us and recommending dishes she thought we would like. We tried several new dishes we have never had before and it was a really great experience. We tried a couple different curries and biryanis. They were both so delicious. Our first time here and definitely not our last!“

“Gave 5 to encourage them and bypass Google ratings.Positive is location and Punjabi taste which can get spicy hot if red chilly powder is added.I let them know NO RED OR GREEN CHILLIES PLEASE! And they understood 'No means None'. I'm ok with black pepper and garam masala, other Indian spices.It's easy to see where it's lacking. If you're in joe bologna neighborhood then students are your best customers. Follow the same principles.How Joe started with affordable food for students and grew. A casual walk in buffet; clean, hygienic, well lit would suit much better than a faux fine dining set up in my opinion. Hiring a culinary school graduate could bring in fresh ideas in fusion cooking.Mostly all Lexington Indian restaurants including the largest one 'tandoor' would need a lot to catch up with a rapidly evolving fusion Indian scene growing in India.Trader Joe's has some excellent frozen Indian dishes more suited to the American taste possibly made by a trained chef and research.Parking: On the back of restaurant.“