This cozy and warm spot features a vibrant interior with a distinctive Indian motor rickshaw, creating an inviting atmosphere. Despite some crowding, the clearly marked gluten-free options and kind staff make it a notable choice for those seeking gluten-free Indian cuisine.
The restaurant offers gluten-free options on the menu.
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Happy hour runs late at night with drink specials.
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Moderate pricing makes it accessible for most diners.
People are saying
Diners’ reviews
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Community member
I liked it better when it was India palace and traditional tandoori food. The naan came out last?!The pakoras and samosas were fried and, burnt, deep fried and likely frozen to start. Really not authentic at all. They don't even give you the chutney and dips with stuff. Horrible service, no knowledge of what is actually vegan or gluten free, they told my aunt, who has a severe allergy, that whole wheat roti was gluten free. Also the roti was indistinguishable from the naan, it just didn't have gi on it... Worst place to take a date or to bring family. Lack of real options. Main plates even seemed like they were pure made and warmed up. Severly overpriced and packed to the gills with little space between tables. I got ill after eating there too, probably because it was so packed and the food was so grimey.
C
Community member
Delicious food, kind staff, menu clearly indicates if food is Gluten free, vegan or vegetarian.