India Palace

We went to check out their lunch buffet, excited to try a bunch of Indian dishes we haven't tried before. But what they call a buffet, is more accurately described as a lunch combo. It has 3 different sauces, that you don't even get to pick, rice & naan, and is not all you can eat. Everything else was great, I loved my chicken tikka masala. But I just wanted to put a heads up out there so other people don't go there expecting a real all you can eat buffet.

Decided to celebrate our 3 year Facebook announcement Anniversary Dinner with my husband at #IndiaPalaceProvo of course we had to have Indian food. We were seated quickly and started the meal with #OnionBhaji (Crispy and delicately seasoned sliced onions, made in a light batter) and #Mulligatawny (South Indian soup made with lentils, onions, tamarind & spices.) both very tasty. The soup had a very comforting warmth to it. Entrees: #LambBhunna (Cooked with sauteed onions, green pepper, ginger, garlic & spices) #MangoChickenKorma (Cooked with ground mango, yogurt, onions, garlic, ginger, tomatoes, cashews and curry spices) We ordered our mains at Hot spice level as the mains really weren’t to spicy. We ordered #PeshwariNaan (Naan served with a delicate filling of ground coconut, cashews & golden raisins, rolled out & cooked in a tandoori oven) the bread had a nice sweetness that compliment the rich, savory meal. Beverages were a very tasty #mangoMintLassi the mint was a yummy surprise and added great flavor to the normal mango. I had a #stellaArtoisBeer which complimented the meal nicely. We closed the celebratory meal with some #MangoIceCream in which you could taste the mango pulp in the homemade ice cream. We had an excellent anniversary dinner at India Palace Provo.

I can’t say enough good about this place!! The food and atmosphere are authentic and exquisite. The Chicken Tikka Masala is as good as any I’ve ever tasted. The rice is incredibly aromatic and tasty. The owner is almost always the one to greet you at the door. You can tell that he takes pride in and is extremely passionate about the quality of every guest’s experience. Keep doing what you’re doing, it’s working!

It's by far my favorite Indian restaurant in Utah. Food is very authentic. Drinks are great. The mango lassie is delicious. My dish of choice is Chicken Tiki Massala (medium). I like spicy foods and "medium" choice is a perfect level for me. And I need to mention their rice. Its perfection! Normally, I am not a big fan of cardamom, infact I barely can't stand cardamom when it's used in normal food. But when it's used properly (like in "India Palace" rice), it's amazing spice. So, In the vicinity, then stop by if you not in a vicinity of this restaurant, then drive there. Trust me, you wouldn't be disappointed.

I had a wonderful experience at the India Palace. Their service was friendly and prompt and our server was knowledgeable about the food. I got the chicken coconut kurma, garlic naan, and paneer naan (naan baked with cheese). It tastes so flavorful and hearty. I don’t like spicy foods so I got it mild, which wasn’t spicy at all. It still had a ton of flavor though and the chicken wasn’t dry! The naan and rice are my favorites and they are meant to compliment the main dish. The rice has so much spices and the naan is so tasty. I got full off of the paneer naan cause I ate it so fast haha I couldn’t help myself ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ The restaurant has a good atmosphere. The walls are accented with pieces of art all around the restaurant. It’s real fun to listen to the music and enjoy everything around the room. If you want to try a good drink, the mint mango lassi is a good one. The flavors actually go well together in a pleasant way. Overall I loved my experience here at the Provo location and I plan on coming back.