Sister coming next week from Rhode Island and will want to eat Indian Food. Any Indian restaurant recommendations?
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Last: 20 hrs ago by phillytex24
I've only been to Taz. Wonderful people and as far I know, it's good Indian food.
Aroma is Nepali food, but GREAT.
Taz
Taz. I honestly haven't had enough Indian food to say whether or not it's "good Indian food", but I thoroughly enjoy it.
Taz, Tikka House, Monks.
histag10 said:
Taz
Order off the menu for the best food. My Indian colleague tells me it is southern Indian food except the spices have been toned down.
doubledog said:histag10 said:
Taz
Order off the menu for the best food. My Indian colleague tells me it is southern Indian food except the spices have been toned down.
My Indian friend said "It's a northern guy cooking Southern Indian food"...
Which, I think our Indian friends are saying the same thing.
Hornbeck said:doubledog said:histag10 said:
Taz
Order off the menu for the best food. My Indian colleague tells me it is southern Indian food except the spices have been toned down.
My Indian friend said "It's a northern guy cooking Southern Indian food"...
Which, I think our Indian friends are saying the same thing.
I make a killer Texas Chili and I am from Colorado.
Spice World Market
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As someone who eats a lot of Indian food and enjoys it all throughout the US and regular trips to India Id rank the local spots....
Aroma
Taz
Monks
Tika House
In that order.
But tbh the best Indian/Pakistani food in ALL of America is just 90 mins away in Houston at Agas. Destroys any competition here or in Houston. Imagine how difficult a 4.8 with 22,000 reviews would be in restaurants. It also recently won Chronicles Best overall restaurant. Totally worth the drive. But get order recs from pros before going! Mine: Lolipop chicken, goat chops, karahi, butter chicken, chicken chaska, and wash it down w mango lassi.
Aroma
Taz
Monks
Tika House
In that order.
But tbh the best Indian/Pakistani food in ALL of America is just 90 mins away in Houston at Agas. Destroys any competition here or in Houston. Imagine how difficult a 4.8 with 22,000 reviews would be in restaurants. It also recently won Chronicles Best overall restaurant. Totally worth the drive. But get order recs from pros before going! Mine: Lolipop chicken, goat chops, karahi, butter chicken, chicken chaska, and wash it down w mango lassi.
Most helpful post I've seen in a while, with food like this I gotta know what someone who loves it tells me to get.
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doubledog said:Hornbeck said:doubledog said:histag10 said:
Taz
Order off the menu for the best food. My Indian colleague tells me it is southern Indian food except the spices have been toned down.
My Indian friend said "It's a northern guy cooking Southern Indian food"...
Which, I think our Indian friends are saying the same thing.
I make a killer Texas Chili and I am from Colorado.
With beans or no?
This is an important answer.
maroon barchetta said:doubledog said:Hornbeck said:doubledog said:histag10 said:
Taz
Order off the menu for the best food. My Indian colleague tells me it is southern Indian food except the spices have been toned down.
My Indian friend said "It's a northern guy cooking Southern Indian food"...
Which, I think our Indian friends are saying the same thing.
I make a killer Texas Chili and I am from Colorado.
With beans or no?
This is an important answer.
No beans of course !!! It is Texas Chili after all !!!
Both farm markets have Indian food vendors. I've been happy with what I've had. The guy who mans the stand at the Midtown farm market can be a tad aggressive in his pitch but he's friendly enough.
The chutney he makes with tiny plums is wildly good.
The chutney he makes with tiny plums is wildly good.
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