Indigo Indian Bistro

All of the dishes are prepared with close attention to flavor and seasoning. Of particular note are the Baigan Bhartha (roasted eggplant), Saag Paneer (spinach puree with Indian cheese) and the Chicken Korma (served in a creamy almond sauce). The service is exceptionally friendly and efficient. Highly recommend!

The saucy curry dishes I've tried have always been good to excellent depending perhaps on who is in the kitchen. Especially impressive given the modest price. Grilled tandoori dishes I've tried have been dry and overcooked though nice big pieces of white meat chicken at least. Samosa was fine, obviously freshly cooked. Breads are the real disappointment for me, not even sure why, just don't enjoy them.

Last month my wife and I visited Indigo, they have an A rating. The whole restaurant, including the restrooms, is very neat and clean. The service is great and friendly. The way they serve is fantastic, and they are not in a rush, treating all customers with care and patience. What we found even better was that the Manager himself served us, he gave everyone his individual attention. According to their recommendation we chose ,Tandoori Chicken,Lamb tikka Masala,Shrimp Jalfrezi,Bread Garlic Nan,& Mango Lassi. The food is excellent, especially the Mango Lassi. I will definitely be back again & recommend the restaurant to my friends.

We ordered lunch from this restaurant. Good food and Lassi. Good value.

Great food, all you can eat lunch buffet with 3 main entrees. Dessert was not that great as I really like sweet stuff and the rice pudding they had was low in sugar. Not a big deal, though. The food was very good. The place was packed and they were constantly replenishing the items. I liked it so much I went back twice during a 5 day vacation. Service was not 5 star, but you don't need 5 star service when having a great meal on a budget and you are serving yourself. You could tell a lot of people from UN and nearby workplaces go there for lunch. I definitely recommend this. Again, only $8 per person!!!Since money is relative depending on who is talking, I would have paid $15-$20 instead of $8 for what I had and would have still been fine with it.

Went here after purchasing a groupon for the restaurant. When we arrived at 6:30 on a Friday night it was relatively quiet. We ordered 2 appetizers, 2 entrees and dessert. The appetizers, the bhel puri and chicken kabob were surprisingly good. For using chicken breast for the kabob it was surprisingly moist. The entrees were lamb kourna and chepatti chicken. The lamb was moist and tender but the chicken, while flavorful from the curry, was somewhat dry on the inside. I wished the flavored permeated more on that dish. The dessert was rice pudding, sweet but not too sweet. A good end for the meal. The staff were friendly and attentive, though not overly so. The owner(?) came by and was friendly. Overall if I were in the neighborhood more I'd come back again.

The food was great and the service was okay. The price is not cheap but I am not complaining as there are many other Indian restaurants with high prices. When I went to the restaurant at 8pm on Friday night, I was just totally surprised to see there was only one table eating. The restaurant was very quiet.... Not understanding why. Worth trying from my experience.