Tandoori Flame - Indianapolis

A small, quiet Indian restaurant with set tables. Eating is fantastic, and the portion size is modest. There's a little risk you're messing around here. The dishes and rice come in normal portion sizes as they do not aim to impress you with food. If you want fast casual and heavy quantities of Indian food, this is not the place. They come for quality and a pleasant culinary experience. Naan is delicious and OMG THE BUTTER CHICKEN? I should have made the picture of it, but instead the potato and cauliflower dish was depicted.

My husband knows I'm a very picky person when it comes to choosing a place to get food! I was in so many Indian restaurants and yes, they were good, but not as good as these. There is no way that you will ever return to another restaurant when you try it! The food tastes like it made with love and care. And the service?! Absolutely professional and very friendly! and family ideal! I can go on and on over the flavors! But if you have never tried Indian food before in your life, this is the best place you could ever go! Trust me, it's worth your time, and your pallet will thank you. You always ask if you want it mild, visual or very sharp. You're so thoughtful! Child! And generous people! God bless the hands of the cook and all the workers here! I love her sooo very much!

Wow, the butter chicken was outstanding! The rice was soft and just right, and the naan was freshly made. It was a bit pricey for lunch, but absolutely worth every penny since I have a later meal planned. I highly recommend it and will definitely be back!

Good food and good service. Our disc ktikka masala was a bit salty and on the acid side, but biryani was amazing.

The chicken pakoori are so tender and delicious, they're like the best chicken nuggets you'll ever have! The tandoori chicken, if they have it, is the best thing on the menu hands down, although the lamb kabobs are pretty amazing as well. Don't go above medium if you're white, Yakubian, or otherwise have a high level of Caucasity within you. Unless you're just doing it for the challenge, you're not going to enjoy your food at that point (trust me, I am in all three of those categories and generally enjoy spicy food). Ppss- garlic naan FTW!