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 The jewel of India |
4080 Paradise Road Las Vegas, NV 89109 United States +1 702 734 0094 http://www.gandhicuisine.com/ |
The oldest and perhaps the most expensive Indian restaurant in Las Vegas, Gandhi was the winner of the Best of Las Vegas Reader's Poll in the Las Vegas Review-Journal. There are many ways to enjoy dining here. The easiest, for the inexperienced, is the lunch buffet with 18-courses including soup and salad. There are several fixed-price menus, which allow a good sampling, including dessert and beverage. A children's menu is available with less spicy selections. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Feast like Royalty |
3700 W Flamingo Road Rio Hotel & Casino Las Vegas, NV 89109 United States +1 702 777 2277 http://www.gaylordlasvegas.com/ |
This renowned Indian restaurant located in the Rio All-Suites Hotel & Casino is widely regarded as one of the best of its kind in the Las Vegas area. A romantic scene and a colorful, aromatic atmosphere greet every customer upon arrival. The chefs specialize in Northern Indian cuisine and offer classic Tandoori and Mughlai-style dishes. Some other options include: Sag Gosht (lamb cooked in a spiced cream spinach sauce), Tandoori Prawns marinated in spices and served with rice, and an assortment of Biriyani rice dishes. Some of the dishes are meant for two and the 4 course Royal Feasts could feed an army. See website for details and a full menu. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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South Asian treat |
730 East Flamingo Road Las Vegas, NV 89119 United States +1 702 894 9334 http://www.himalayancuisine.com/ |
Himalayan cuisine brings you varied flavors from India, Tibet and Nepal and that too at various locations. They offer both vegan as well as non vegan options. Try the Tibetan Chicken Chau Chau, the traditional Nepalese chicken curry or the all time favorite Indian Boti Saag. Saunter in at noon time and partake of the elaborate lunch buffet. You could accompany your meal with chilled lassi, which is the Indian version of sweetened yogurt with some special additions. Beer and wine are also on offer. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Off Strip Indian Cuisine |
2218 Paradise Road Las Vegas, NV 89104 United States +1 706 366 0222 |
Winner of the award for Best Indian Restaurant in Las Vegas, India Oven boasts a large menu of fine food and wine. India Oven is located only a block from the strip, making it the perfect choice for Indian food during a day of shopping and gambling. The selection ranges from naan, curry, chicken, tandoori dishes, and vegetarian plates. All the spices are imported from India as are the beer and wine. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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An Indian Blend |
505 East Twain Avenue Las Vegas, NV 89109 United States +1 702 796 4177 |
Considered one of Las Vegas's best Indian restaurants, this place cooks up some of the best in Indian cuisine. The food has a spicy and tangy taste to it with some of the finest herbs and Indian spices used. The buffet served here is worth your every penny. The specials include lamb, chicken and vegetable tandoori, vindalo and kormas. Food here is pretty reasonable, the atmosphere is not exactly top notch but the food makes up for it. Reservations, especially during weekends, are necessary as the place tends to get a bit crowded. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Pan-Asian Delights |
3475 Las Vegas Boulevard South Las Vegas, NV 89109 United States +1 702 369 5084 |
Harrahs Las Vegas Casino & Hotel explores offers an array of pan-Asian dishes with Ming's Table. From Indian to Japanese food, the menu captures a wide range of eastern cultures. Selections vary from Thai-style spiced shrimp dishes to Szechwan eggplant delights. Enjoy the upscale atmosphere perfect for an intimate dinner date. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Indian roots |
4480 Paradise Road, Suite 1500 Las Vegas, NV 89109 United States +1 702 734 6342 http://www.originindiarestaura... |
This eatery brings you flavors from various parts of India and mainly specializes in Bengali, Goan and Northern cuisine. Although the decor is more comfort-oriented—the white table-cloths and leather seating do not reflect the Indian theme that runs in the food—your palate can feast on traditional Indian dishes, and some contemporary concoctions. The cellar at Origin India offers reds, whites, sparkling wine, vodkas, whiskeys, cognac, liqueurs, and more. You can also choose to seat yourself outdoors on the patio or at the bar, depending upon your mood. Review © 2007, Wcities |