for our visit to India was $76.63, which included tax. We felt it was worth every penny. The service was spotty, but the entire staff was quite friendly. Clearly, the noise situation had really distracted the staff team at Indian... (3 replies, last updated by Arica April 15, 2006)

You did not mention my favorite Indian Restaurant India Palace. It located Twain near the junction with Paradise. It is reasonably priced and very good. http://www.usmenuguide.com/indiapalace.html BTW – it is included in the... (6 replies, last updated by Denise Amlie November 21, 2005)

, and Indian food. I am Indian American, and this food is much closer to what I grew up eating than India Palace or India House. I am so pleased that they have opened. The food is fresh, the restaurant clean and nicely decorated,... (3 replies, last updated by scottso September 16, 2006)

, and then it always seems we end up falling back on standbys like Richardson’s or Delhi Palace up on Bell and 19th Street(killer Indian food folks!). I need to get out more. Thanks :) (8 replies, last updated by rramirez January 26, 2006)

Delhi Palace, Indian Palace cuisine of India (7th Street & Bell), Havana Cafe (Bell Rd. location, and they used to have a great Sunday afternoon free buffet), Justin’s Ragin Cajun (very good, but I thought pricey,... (3 replies, last updated by kjhart June 16, 2003)

I’ve tried Copper Kettle (in Mesa and Tempe), Delhi Palace Cuisine of India (Tempe), Tandoori Times (Scottsdale and Glendale), Indian Delhi Palace (east Phoenix), Indian Maharaja Palace (Glendale), Tandoori Village... (32 replies, last updated by kathrynsummer June 14, 2008)

blocks east is India Delhi Palace (5104 E McDowell Rd) where I enjoy the occasional buffet and also stick my head into the adjacent Indian grocery store. (6 replies, last updated by Omer July 28, 2006)

I just recently discovered my fondness for indian food and learned that many indian restaurants offer a lunch buffet. The only place I’ve been to was the same place that introduced me to my interest in indian food, Delhi... (9 replies, last updated by modthyrth January 22, 2008)

of food and service quality, but it has the basics and the crowd-pleasers. Another good choice is Indian Delhi Palace on McDowell Road and 50th St. For something a little different, try the buffet at Udupi on Scottsdale Rd. just... (4 replies, last updated by starlightjulian September 16, 2007)

and reserve. The Albuquerque locations' phone is (505) 262-2424. You might also try India Palace in SF at www.india palace.com (3 replies, last updated by lobolady August 16, 2007)

Although I am a neophyte on Indian cuisine, it seems to me that the new strip mall restaurant in Sandy called India Palace, at 1300 E. & 8800 S., seems to me to have better food than Bombay House in Salt Lake City. Could someone... (5 replies, last updated by tunnymowg October 8, 2007)

+ X as Ghandi Taste Of India 1609 E Bell Rd Dozens of X Maharaja Palace Indian 5775 W Bell Rd Ste 5 5-6x Indian Delhi Palace 5050 E Mcdowell Rd 3-4x Delhi Palace 16842 N 7th St 4-5x Udupi Cafe 1636 N (4 replies, last updated by VictorLouis January 30, 2006)

If you like Indian food, you can’t go wrong with India Palace on Twain/Paradise...try the papadums along with the Korma and the Peas Pualo w/ the raisins, almonds and cashews....it is yummy! (7 replies, last updated by Thomas W. December 29, 2006)

When i first moved to denver, I tried India's restaurant and I was not impressed at all. The shrimp tandoori was a rubber like texture due to over cooking. We had the best indian food in vancouver during christmas at this place... (14 replies, last updated by tatamagouche November 16, 2008)

What’s your idea of “Asia”? India? China? Japan? Thailand? Vietnam? All these countries' cuisines are well represented in metro Denver, as are various fusion restaurants. Yummy Yummy Thai has moved to Louisville... (34 replies, last updated by olddogeyes February 8, 2009)