Indian Delhi Palace

If you’re looking for a flavor explosion that feels like a literal party in your mouth, Indian Delhi Palace is the place to be. From the moment the dishes hit the table, it’s clear that this isn't just a meal it's an experience. The Stars of the Show The curries here are the definition of comfort food done right. • Butter Chicken & Tikka Masala: Both are incredibly rich and creamy, striking that perfect balance between savory spices and a smooth finish. • The Naan Selection: This is where things get truly "out of this world." Forget standard bread; their variety is staggering. Whether you’re craving the punch of Garlic, the sweetness of Onion-filled, or the hearty, spiced centers of Ginger, Potato, or Lentil-stuffed naan, each piece is charred to perfection in the tandoor. Why You’ll L

Excellent atmosphere. Visited the restaurant couple of times. Food was tasty. Quantity was good. Staff were polite and courteous. They offer lunch buffet everyday between 11:30 am to 4:30 pm. The food was healthy, tasty, variety of dishes, not spicy, so everyone can eat. Must try spot if you are in Phoenix

The food was very delicious. I really enjoyed the cheese pakora and aloo matar with garlic naan. My friend had chicken tikka, and she loved her meal as well. The staff was friendly and accommodating.

Overall, my experience here was ok. Here’s some thoughts on the food and first some lows: a had a lot of black rotted and slimy lettuce bits in the salad. I hate wasting food so I picked what I could out and ate it, but that was unpleasant. I didn’t like the taste and texture of the kheer. Some highs: I liked the tandoori chicken and Chana masala. The other dishes: lamb vindaloo, saag, and chicken Korma were ok. The vindaloo was very, very mild. I was hoping for some spice but I understand that in a buffet, a really spicy dish may not be well suited. The service was very good with staff checking in frequently and clearing plates from the table and buffet line. Decor was nice and there was some interesting decor pieces around.

Do not order from this place! The Tikka Masala comes with such a small portion of rice. In what world is this enough rice to support the amount of masala they give you? Nor can this feed a family. Other Indian restaurants give a full portion of rice to be paired with the masala. I do not recommend, they skimp on food!