Zupadi Indian - Strongsville

Me and the boys got the chef special chicken curry along with some rice and Naan and some chicken Tikka kebab the last time we went. It was pretty good, better then other places near by.

I usually hate to say any negative notes on family business restaurants , but this time, I feel it is important to let Zupadi know about it.We ordered two appetizersOne chicken 65 and samosaThe chicken was great, but the samosa was tasteless and salty.Then we ordered three entrees and one Okra stew.Lam was goodTandoori chicken has the lighter fluid taste ? we didn't tell them to not be too much trouble.And the Okra was burned with the black pieces from the burned pan or grill...We told our server onlyabout the Samosa ,which she removed from our bill , she's argued about the Okra and saying that it is smoky and they made 10 orders before us, and nobody complained, ?even you made 20 orders that dose not mean our should be OK, mistakes can happen any time.I paid for the Okra, and I couldn't eat,Sorry, but I think this place needs to take it more seriously when it comes to customer feedback.I have eaten in hundreds of Indian restaurants before, and I know exactly the difference between smoky and burned ? ?

Great food! And really liked the customer service and thali was very affordable for taste and quantity they served.

I only eat at two Indian Restaurants in the area because they are far superior than the rest. This is one of the two. Great food. Vegan options are endless.

Definitely a hidden gem for Indian food in Strongsville. We ate Friday at 5:30 right when they opened. Ate for an hour or more and literally had the entire restaurant to ourselves so service was good and the food was astonishing. Everything was delicious and fresh and flavorful and the aromas and atmosphere really ties it all together. Vast menu including desserts and alcohol which many other Indian restaurants seem to lack. Good takeout menu this location seems to be very take out focused. We had the garlic naan chicken biryani and the paneer Tikka masala and everything was unforgettably good. Spice level is no joke from 1-6 we can handle our spice pretty well but the level 3 and 4 spice was a little crazy for us so I'd recommend -1 on your expected spice level to enjoy your meal rather than fight for your life hoping the waters don't run out. We'll be back, this is definitely going to move into our dining rotation.