India Palace

I ate here for the first time yesterday after seeing it for many years. Some of the best Indian my wife and I have ever had, and likely the best in Vegas that we have had. The dishes were very tasty, and had a fresh and flavorful quality to them. The decor is very nice and they have redone the outside (so it looks nothing like the picture). I found the service to be polite and friendly. The naan was good, but not great, certainly not the best I have ever had, but the other dishes were very good. Overall, very good.

Well since it was my first time having INdian cuisine , my partner and i decided to go to the very " best" restaraunt in town; India Palace. I was definetely impressed. The food was amazing we had garlic bread with some type of chiken tikka . Something like that . Overall the service was good and the food was amazing . I would definetely recommend this place to anyone who is looking gor indian foond.

This place is small and somewhat hidden. Their food is pretty good. I'd tried almost all of them and they all taste good. I would come back to this place. They had mango custard and rice pudding dessert.

I just moved in the city and was looking for a good Indian restaurant with good prices. After reading the other reviews on this site, I decided to try it but remembering that I might get unfriendly service but good food. I went there to try their lunch buffet, the other reviewers were right, the food and the price were good. As for the service, I didn't think they were unfriendly. I thought the waiters were "quite", maybe you can see that as unfriendly. But they were on top of it, they contantly filled up my water and immediatly took the dirty plates away. Overall, it was a good experience, I recommend it.

They have the better Indian food in all of Vegas. If you like spicy food, they know how to put on the heat, when asked to. The chicken and lamb dishes and nan are fantastic. However, poor attitudes and customer service seem to be their downfall. Order, eat, pay, and leavethey indirectly rush you in that order and without a smile. But we love the food so much we still go there. On our drive there, we try to guess if they will be either moody or unfriendlysorta prepping and coaching ourselves to brush off their bad customer service and be mindful that we're going for the food. One major disgust for me -- I was using their restroom before being served. I was in a stall and heard the waitress (the older woman) come out of the other stall, after hearing her flush. She went straight out the door without washing her hands. We all know that's not acceptable. Now I was just hoping that she washed her hands in their kitchen sink! Well, take from this truth what you want. If it doesn't bother you, then enjoy the great food. At least it wasn't the cook I caught.

The other reviews are true - the location isn't that great As far as Indian lunch buffets go though, this is the best we've had so far. Everything seemed very fresh and there was a great selection. I can't wait to go back.

The lunch buffet at India Palace is excellent with a good respresentative selection of native India dishes. Native Indians eat here. Very well appointed restaurant, friendly staff, clean, attentive.

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We signalled our waiter to ask for raita (yogurt sauce), and she assumed we wanted another round of beer. She then proceeded to argue with us when we attempted to return the beer (it was opened before arriving at the table). The head waiter finally removed the charge from our bill.

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We arrived at about 6PM to find the parking lot almost full due to a birthday celebration by a large group of Red Hats. I became concerned we would be late for our show because of a back up in the kitchen, but we were able to place our orders first. We split orders of chicken tika marsala, chicken korma, naan and basmati rice. The chicken was extremely tender and everything was delicious as usual. India Palace is a bargain in comparison to other Las Vegas Indian restaurants and the food is far more dependable.

The restaurant does resemble a laundromat from the outside, but inside it's all low lighting and tables close to each other. Food is excellent, especially Grilled (Tikka) plate. We signalled our waiter to ask for raita (yogurt sauce), and she assumed we wanted another round of beer. She then proceeded to argue with us when we attempted to return the beer (it was opened before arriving at the table). The head waiter finally removed the charge from our bill.

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