Nisha Indian Nepali Cuisine

One of the best Indian places I've had in a while, they seem a little new and I hope they do well. Their Chicken Tikka Masala is better than most places it has a savory sweetness to it that other places don't have, I don't normally order that unless I am having it here. The Samosas are soft and taste freshly made, it seems some places make frozen ones, if they are using frozen they do a good job not making them taste that way so it leads me to believe they are fresh. The outside is lightly salty and not to hard, just flakey and buttery enough, a real treat. They are also great reheated somehow, they don't dry out! Definitely give this place a try, I hope they stick around they deserve to.

Place was dead when we arrived for dinner on a Wednesday. My first thought was this was not good. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food. I like good flavor, but not too hot spice wise and the restaurant was able to accommodate my request. The location is a little small, but I can definitely recommend the food and service was good. Will come back if in the area. They appear to do a lot of take out business.

Another Indian restaurant has moved into 1140 Kenny Center Mall [around the corner from the Kenny Rd. Staples]. Sapphire Indian Cuisine has moved into the former location of Cinnamon Indian Grill. In case anyone is interested, Cinnamon Indian Grill is now located at 2628 N. High St. Sapphire Indian Cuisine has a good selection of Indian food [including food from north India and food from south India]. At times [but not all of the time], Sapphire Indian Cuisine offers "all-you-can-eat" dining. If you want cold water served with your meal, I recommend requesting "water with ice." Traditionally, in India and in nearby locations in that part of the world, the water that is served with meals is usually lukewarm rather than cold. In addition to having a dining room with fifty seats, it is also possible to order food from Sapphire Indian Cuisine on-line; delivery is free.