Tandoori Corner Cuisine of India

I ordered takeout at this new Indian restaurant. They’re SO GOOD! Wonderful variety of dishes and the staff is so nice. They adjusted my chicken dish so it didn’t have cream on the top. Everything tasted fresh, and I’m so happy the food isn’t too salty. (I find many Indian restaurants to be too salty.) The prices are very fair for what you get. The restaurant itself is sparse but clean, and looks great for a large group. Welcome to the neighborhood, Tandoori Corner!

Located in a peaceful neighborhood, this spot is perfect for planning a relaxing day—combine your grooming or self-care appointments with a satisfying meal. The food is flavorful and well-prepared, with a good variety to choose from. The staff is courteous and attentive, enhancing the overall experience. Seating is available for small groups—ideal for gatherings of up to 10 people. Prices are reasonable, averaging $20–$30 per person. A great place to unwind, eat well, and take care of yourself all in one visit.

My new favorite for North Indian food classics! Tandoori Corner actually understands how to make the food 'extra mild' without losing all the other taste. (Most other restaurants around here just cream it out or add sugar thinking that takes away the extreme spice, but that does not work for sensitive palettes.) The Palak Paneer, Shahi paneer and even a milkshake had the just-right textures, again not soupy like curries - somewhere between Sabzi and curries which is the authentic way Punjabi homes have it. The bit of free rice kheer they added on top was a nice touch! Finally, it's been consistently good the few times - weekend or weekday.

We had reached the restaurant very late near to the closing time. Yet, they accommodated us which was really kind of them to do. We had called for - garlic nan - chapati - Kadhai paneer - dal makhani Thoroughly enjoyed the food. Glad that there’s a really good punjabi indian restaurant in Kirkland! Will definitely revisit

Simply the best vegetarian Indian food I have had in Seattle, and I’ve lived here 30 years. I would likely never have tried this cheerful-but-unassuming spot in Juanita Village were it not for its high rating on Google reviews. I’m so glad I did! From the cilantro chutney that accompanied the appetizer sampler to the kulcha bursting with red onion, everything we had was fresh and delicious with well-balanced spices. My chili-loving daughter enjoyed the heat of her dish, while I appreciated the fact that mild actually meant mild for mine. Although like so many restaurants these days, the staff was minimal, service was still prompt and friendly. I highly recommend Tandoori Corner for reasonably priced, generous portions of exceptional vegetarian food.