Indian Restaurants

[poptab]

I have been to Amber Indian Restaurant in Carmel and a couple other places but Amber so far has been the better of them.

Anyone have any recommendations?

 

[No2rdame]

I've never been a huge fan of Amber and when they bought the Castleton restaurant (India Palace, I think) I quit going there. I like Shalimar over in Broad Ripple. There is also a new restaurant off 10th Street across from Wishard that's pretty good. I've eaten there once but can't remember the name.

There's also a good one near Lafayette Square, but again I can't remember the name.

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

I like the Amber in Carmel, especially at buffet time; theirs is awesome. I liked the Taj of India (that's the one they bought out in Castleton) but haven't been there since. India Sizzling in Fishers is good too. Their buffet is improved but still kind of weak, but the atmosphere is lovely. It's kind of hard to find, tucked back behind the tire place. Don't get to do the restaurant thing much anymore with Mrs E's food allergies.

 

[jsharmon7]

I had Indian food for the first time two weeks ago. Man have I been missing out! The place I went to was a buffett at the corner of Rockville and Girls School. I figured a buffett would be a good place to start so I could try a little of everything. The name of the place is Tandoori King if anyone is interested in trying a buffett.

 

[hooky]

India Sizzling on 37 and south of 146th gets a thumbs down for the most part by our Indian contingent at work.

I like Amber & Shalimar. They generally get a thumbs up from our Indian contingent at work.

 

[JAFO]

Ambers buffet is quite tasty..

 

[pmorriso]

Purdue's campus has a great little place called Khana Khazana. Lafayette has Sharmas Kitched. I prefer my food made in the back instead of on buffet. Tastes much better.

 

[mrjarrell]

We've eaten at Deep in Fishers a couple of times and the food's pretty good. We'll likely go back again, the prices are good and the food and service were good. It's a small place in a strip mall, but don't let that throw you.

 

[hooky]

We've eaten at Deep in Fishers a couple of times and the food's pretty good. We'll likely go back again, the prices are good and the food and service were good. It's a small place in a strip mall, but don't let that throw you.

Forgot about Deep. Deep gets a from our guys too.

 

[No2rdame]

Deep's gone. Been that way for a little while. it reopened as a sweet shop and buffet under another name, but despite their advertising of having a daily lunch buffet, the last three times I've been they haven't had it available. 3 strikes and they're out in my book.

Also, not a huge fan of India Sizzling. I forgot about that place, and there's a reason I did.

 

[10Forward]

Do any of the above places serve cold Kingfisher to go with their food, by chance? Haven't had any of that in 25+ years.

 

[Percolater]

Taj of India and Amber Indian are by far the best. Taj you have to pay extra for garlic naan, amber includes it free if asked. Man I love Indian!

 

[PapaScout]

Do any of the above places serve cold Kingfisher to go with their food, by chance? Haven't had any of that in 25+ years.

Yes, India Garden downtown Indy will bring you a Kingfisher. I prefer the food at India Palace or Udipi Cafe.

 

[A_Brit_In_Indy]

Coming for England and being a lover of all things "CURRY" you have to try The Clay Oven on US31 in Greenwood (in the Walmart strip Mall) it is by FAR the very best curry you will eat, Anil is the owner is awesome and he'll make you feel like a family member in the first minute, FABULOUS food, Kingfisher, Taj Mahal beers, cheap night out, and every so often I do a "British" night out there.
I've eaten curries all over Indiana and surrounding states and this is the BEST, you won't be disappointed, tell him Thomas the English Man sent you

 

[miguel]

Shalimar in Broad Ripple. It's in the strip mall across from Broad Ripple High School.

And they do have Kingfisher.

Lunch buffet rocks!

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

We must be talking about different India Sizzlings; the one at 116th & Allisonville, aside from a couple of dimtwit servers, was pretty good in my experience, just weak in the buffet.

 

[Fenway]

Was Taj of India

I've never been a huge fan of Amber and when they bought the Castleton restaurant (India Palace, I think) I quit going there. I like Shalimar over in Broad Ripple. There is also a new restaurant off 10th Street across from Wishard that's pretty good. I've eaten there once but can't remember the name.

There's also a good one near Lafayette Square, but again I can't remember the name.

 

[Fenway]

Deep is gone

We've eaten at Deep in Fishers a couple of times and the food's pretty good. We'll likely go back again, the prices are good and the food and service were good. It's a small place in a strip mall, but don't let that throw you.

 

[HiRoller]

I love's me sum chicken tikka masala and lime pickle on the da side !!

 

[Stubbleducker]

occaisionally, we'll do the buffet at India Palace over lunch (Lafeyett just north of the Lafayette Square mall). I don't know good indian food from bad, but it tastes pretty good to me. Nowhere as good as thai food, but still pretty decent.