What is the best Indian Restaurant in Las Vegas?

Question

I live here and I haven't heard too much about any Indian restaurants. If there are, which is the best?

Answer 1

Try looking for one on VegDining.com, as many restaurants are vegetarian. Maybe one of those listed and reviewed by their guests may even be near you!

http://www.vegdining.com/GetRestList.cfm?rgk=NA-US-NV

Good luck!

Answer 2

My ex-girlfriend was Indian and she took me to this place called India Palace. It's on Twain just east of Paradise. It looks a little ghetto from the outside, but the food is really good and it's a nice setting inside. It was the first time that I've tried Indian, and the food and service was amazing. You're looking at spending about what you would pay at an Olive Garden.

That would be my recommendation.

Answer 3

hi. i'm in Las Vegas many times and that i've got by no skill discovered any a hundred% vegetarian Indian eating places. it form of feels Las Vegas lacks any thoroughly vegetarian eating places different than bypass uncooked Cafe and Veggie satisfaction (which i haven't tried so i won't be able to be certain). somebody stated the Dosa Den. I went to a minimum of one on Tropicana some situations (i don't undergo in strategies it being thoroughly vegetarian), yet i think of it closed quite a few years in the past.

Answer 4

We won tickets to Penn & Teller and Gaylord's at the Rio. I had never had Indian food and was pretty impressed for a newbie. Check it out:

Reservations: 702-777-7923 or 1-800-PLAY-RIO
Cuisine: Northern Indian
Hours: Daily 5pm - 11pm; Fri. - Sun. 11:30am - 2:30pm
Cost: $$


Join us for the very best of India at the Rio and experience an exotic feast for the senses.

Gaylord India Restaurant, an award-winning San Francisco mainstay for nearly three decades, has served presidents, prime ministers, ambassadors, senators, mayors, rock stars & celebrities. Gaylord India Restaurant serves Northern Indian cuisine, featuring authentic Tandoori and Mughlai-style dishes.

Dine in a warm, romantic setting, with rich jewel tone fabrics, deep finished woods and gorgeous authentic Indian artifacts.

Entree specialties include tandoori chicken, prawns and salmon, assorted meat kabobs, fragrant lamb curries, exquisite chicken curries and seafood delicacies, such as prawn vindaloo and fish tikka masala (fish cubes cooked in a spicy sauce). Fresh homemade breads baked in tandoori ovens await, as well as a tempting array of savory rice dishes or "biryani."

Meatless specialties are available, as well as a special dessert menu, which features kulfi (saffron-flavored ice cream with pistachios) and the classic treat, gulab jamun (sweet cheese rounds dipped in syrup). Or diners may select from combination dinners with a number of dishes available for one price.



A brunch buffet is offered Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 11:30am to 2:30pm. Dinner is offered nightly from 5pm - 11pm.

Answer 5

someone mentioned india palace. i've never been but heard good things.
my favorite is called samosa factory. it's a small place at sahara and decatur. in the same shopping center as a place called habib's. and right across the street from the sports authority shopping center.
great food, a small place so it very intimate, and great prices as well.

Answer 6

Ghandi's about 1 block off the strip is good. I haven't beeen to Gaylords but heard it's awsome.

Answer 7

try www.vegas.com for some help on this one.
No interest in Indian food so cannot help you