Indian American Cafe

We’ve enjoyed Indian American for over a decade. We were nervous about the change in ownership, but the food remains delicious and now you can have it delivered. Don’t expect the Indian food you’re used to. This is more Nepalese, which we love. Chicken saag is our favorite. If it’s your first time, order a spice level 1. Up the level as you dare. We stay in the 2-3 range, which warms your tummy on cold winter nights.

Fantastic Indian cuisine with professional, attentive service. Clean restaurant and overall great, relaxing atmosphere. From the samosas appetizers, lamb saag and curried chicken to the garlic naan, hot tea and flan, each menu item was crafted with experience and care. The waitress and chef both made the evening even better with some good interactions!

This was my FAVORITE place to eat, I ate here 3-4 times a week some weeks, now I cannot eat here anymore. Since new management my favorite tiki masala dish has huge hard chunks of chicken, large pieces of peppers which were never in it before and comes in separate containers that make it impossible to mix them together. The taste was extremely bland. The price has also gone up which is even worse. I AM DEVASTATED that I can no longer eat here. I can't even try my second favorite dish due to the fact that beef is no longer made here. VERY disappointed in the new management and I'll forever miss eating here

Very disappointed!! Never expected this kind of customer service and food from this restaurant. First disappointment was, we placed an order online via the restaurant’s website but by the time we went to pickup our food it wasn’t ready. On top of it, the staff was so rude, they were constantly saying that they didn’t receive our order…..when we asked them to recheck, the portal showed up our order. Secondly, about the food - we ordered creamy mushroom soup which was not creamy at all and felt like mushroom added to its broth; grilled chicken was tasteless…there was no salt or spices…the chicken was not grilled in fact it was oil fried- the outer layer was so hard, dry, among two pieces one was completely burnt which I couldn’t eat rather than trashing. Tandoori roti wasn’t seemed to be baked in a clay oven (as they mentioned in the menu) in fact it was frozen roti which I buy regularly in Indian grocery store. The curry inside Samosa was so dry but honestly the gravies provided as side were a bit flavorful. Sorry to say that we wouldn’t recommend going back to this place again!!

I'm guessing this restaurant should be called Nepalese American, because the food has many of the same names as Indian food I've enjoyed, but different executions. The saag paneer was unlike any I've had before...seriously it was spinach and paneer soup which was not pleasant to me. I always feel as though I have inconvenienced someone on arrival and service has been terrible throughout every experience. The interior is not cozy, they just couldn't care less. I would recommend any of the other Indian places in town over this one unfortunately.