Any good Indian restaurants in Montgomery County?
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Anonymous
| We like Virajji on Cordell Avenue. Food is very good and beautiful decor. They also have interesting cocktails. www.virraaj.com |
Anonymous
| Minerva near Shady Grove and 355 |
Anonymous
| Does Tandoori Nights still exist? They catered my wedding. |
Anonymous
| Chennai Hoppers in Gaithersburg- even Tom Sietsma loves it (check his WaPo reviews). |
Anonymous
Another vote for Bombay Bistro. Been going there for years— always good. Their deck is nice, too, for sitting outside. |
Anonymous
| In MoCo, Tandoori Nights in Kentlands and Bethesda, I am an Indian and I have found their food to be most consistent and tasty. Chettinadu is not for the faint of heart, it's a niche region/area of Indian cooking (very tasty but really hot), although recently my take out order was disaster ( we have been going there for 5 yrs) and I haven't mustered enough courage to go back. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| Om on Rockville Park |
Anonymous
| Methi in Wheaton |
Anonymous
| https://spicestreetmd.com/ Silver spring |
Anonymous
We like Spice Street too. We pretty much only do takeout, so no idea about atmosphere or service. We triedTandoori Nights a few times. It was very inconsistent for us, so I’m interested in the poster who loves it. When it was good, it was good, but other times it was like we got a totally different dish. This was in the first half of 2020, so maybe a cook was out? |
Anonymous
| Jewel of India is the best we've been to. You'd never expect the great food and service from the strip mall it's in but it's top notch. |
Anonymous
| Chennai Hoppers in Gaithersburg (South Indian) and Viraaj in Bethesda (North Indian) |
Anonymous
The Tandoori Nights in Bethesda closed. |
Anonymous
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Bombay Bistro in Rockville
(And visit Savvy Treats bakery in the same building afterward for take-home desserts.) |