Sultan's Kitchen

Such a good place to get good food. Many of the reviewers say that they are better then a lot of the local restaurants and I COMPLETELY AGREE with that, the food is so fresh and I’ve never been disappointed by them any time I went. The food is cooked with love and I taste it, I’m definitely coming here at least 3 times a week lol there close to Ub and knock any Indian food in the area out of the park in my opinion. What really sets them apart for me is their food never had that old tasting chicken you can get in a lot of Indian food everything always fresh and they always knock it out of the park.

I recently visited this food truck and had a very disappointing experience. We ordered chicken rolls and panipuri, and waited for 30 minutes only to be told that they had missed our order. The staff were incredibly rude and seemed clueless about how to treat customers. When we finally got our panipuri, it wasn't served hot as requested. Overall, the service was terrible and the staff were unprofessional. I won't be returning and would not recommend this place to anyone.

Ordered food for pick up as staying at a nearby hotel. The food was fresh and delicious. Rice was perfect, with a light feel and substantial taste. We had Chicken and Rice, Chicken Tikka, and Butter Chicken. We also ordered French Fries that weren't available. Instead, they offered a rice dish that was even better. I ordered by phone for pick up as online ordering was only offered by third-party delivery services. Wish they were located in my hometown so I could order from again.

I tried to call in to place pick up order and their voicemail was full. I drove to this place and ordered. The guy was quite nice who took my order and told me that the chef didnt come that day so they are out of Rice but he could give Naan. Tempted by other reviews I ordered quite a few things. -- Samosa - was good but the chutney was red watery which I never tasted. -- I ordered the kabab roll (chicken) with paratha - The laccha paratha was dripping oil. The oil used had a distinct smell. Never ate it. -- Chicken Tikka masala and matar paneer -- were oddly very cold given that we had to wait good 30 mins for the order to be ready. Never tried it because it didnt look like it was freshly made. Plus it was cold. The naan which came was not a fresh naan but a store bought pita which was sm

I have eaten quite a lot of Indian food across the Midwest and East coast of the US. My husband and I travel a lot and I can always count on Indian restaurants having vegetarian dishes for me. This was mediocre at best. The Naan was clearly store bought and reheated on a flat top. It became rock hard as it cooled and had no flavor. I ordered butter paneer and they replaced it with Chana Saag which I was not thrilled about. I like saag paneer and I like chickpeas, but this didn't have much flavor. I scrounged salt and pepper from the hotel to help it. The rice was clearly microwaved because the container was melted. The best thing was by far the Vegetable Samosa , but I was appaled that I didn't get either chutney or tamarind sauce. Instead they gave me KETCHUP PACKETS. What? Huh? I visit