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We are an authentic Indian restaurant located at the Tamiami Trail in Port Charlotte FL. Our recipes are unique and different from most indian restaurants out there. You will feel the difference in the first bite you take off of our cuisine. Our Chef has been in this industry for well over a decade. We offer takeouts at the best rates. Feel free to send us feedbacks.
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Eric Feigin
I visited for the 1st time today to try the buffet and check the place out, I LOVE Indian food and it had been a minute since I imbibed.
It was Thursday, they do the buffet Friday – Sunday, slightly disappointed, but I decided to stay a try a few items.
The menu is full of classic Indian dishes.
I had the Chicken Tikka Masala, which was SUPERB, flavored PERFECTLY, and served with steaming delicious rice.
Every bite was PERFECT.
The Garlic Naan was EXQUISITE more so when accompanied by the Tikka.
I will be back, probably tomorrow, to have the buffet.
GO THERE
TRY EVERYTHING
NOW!
… moreIt was Thursday, they do the buffet Friday – Sunday, slightly disappointed, but I decided to stay a try a few items.
The menu is full of classic Indian dishes.
I had the Chicken Tikka Masala, which was SUPERB, flavored PERFECTLY, and served with steaming delicious rice.
Every bite was PERFECT.
The Garlic Naan was EXQUISITE more so when accompanied by the Tikka.
I will be back, probably tomorrow, to have the buffet.
GO THERE
TRY EVERYTHING
NOW!
Holger Brenner
We went to the lunch buffet on Saturday
24$ for the buffet per person is reasonable.
The food was really delicious, even the vegetarian dishes, although that’s not my thing, but that’s the advantage of a buffet you can try small portions.
We will definitely go again.
The staff were also very friendly so I can only recommend it.
… more24$ for the buffet per person is reasonable.
The food was really delicious, even the vegetarian dishes, although that’s not my thing, but that’s the advantage of a buffet you can try small portions.
We will definitely go again.
The staff were also very friendly so I can only recommend it.
Shell T
Just went to the grand opening of Swaad today! The buffet was very good! I like that they added more spice to the food. The curry was amazing. The decor was authentic and very nice. Our service was amazing! The complimentary almond strawberry drink was so good. Great opening day touch! It was also so nice of you to give my daughter a soda! The bread was fresh and very good. The Tandoori chicken was so good! Had a nice smoked taste to it. My daughters favorite was the chicken 65. Was sad when flavors of india closed. So glad to see you are open and food is even better than before! Will definitely tell our friends and family about you. Thank you for a wonderful lunch! ❤️
… moreKimchi Dude
“Flavors of India” restaurant located in Port Charlotte, Florida served us an exquisite 5 course VEGAN lunch!! They offer a large lunch buffet but also have a full menu to order from including A FULL VEGAN MENU!! Pictured here are the 5 meals we were served with each one featuring a different base vegetable: 1) Mushroom 2) Eggplant 3) Cauliflower 4) Okra 5) Chikpeas. They also have vegan bread options and serve their meals with HUGE bowls of rice. Their Flavors are Bold & Delicious. Their staff is Friendly & Informative. If you’re traveling through southwest Florida I highly recommend a visit to Flavors of India. Their prices are lower than standard American restaurants and their meals are healthier. Win/win!
… moreJohn Maugeri
First time trying Indian food with my family. The atmosphere and service was comfortable and pleasant including the music. Everything that we tried was Amazing It was buffet style for lunch so we enjoyed a little bit of everything. A new happy place for my family and I to eat…..
… moreSherry Thorne
It’s not often that I give restaurants 5 stars; but this one checked all of the boxes. For starters, the restaurant itself was very clean. The decor was authentic but not cheesy by being over decorated. This thoughtful design created an atmosphere that was not only beautiful but also had a comfortable vibe. The menu was easy to read and the prices were about what we expected. I’m a vegetarian and there were many great options for me. Our server (Vinnie) was pleasant and went above and beyond with a pleasant smile and good attitude. He gave great details about the food, good recommendations, and what we should expect when the food arrived. The food was even better than we expected! If you like authentic Indian food or, if you have always wanted to try it; I highly recommend this place! Happy Eats!!
… moreLourdes Antomattei
Delicious, delicious Indian food and excellent service. Huge portions at great prices. My sister and I shared the Lamb Khurma, Butter Chicken, and Naan bread (Garlic and Regular), and Tamarind Eggplant. We couldn’t finish everything but, we ate whatever we took home that same night lol. The restaurant has a beautiful indoor/outdoor space. Can’t wait to go back!!
… moreJordan Flick
Delicious food! Authentic flavors. Ordered one chicken dish at “medium” heat and could’ve done hotter, so definitely consider that if like you like spicy foods. We Will definitely be back.
… moreDominique Shea
I absolutely love this place! The food is always fantastic and the wait staff is kind and friendly. Portions are large and we always go home with a 2nd nights meal. They do a lunch buffet Friday Saturday and Sunday. I 100% recommend going here!
… moredavid hampton
“I do not like Indian food.” I used to be able to say that honestly. My wife has always loved Indian food, though, so despite my lack of excitement for the cuisine, I suggested we dine at Flavors of India in North Port/Port Charlotte for lunch. I’m so glad we did.
Firstly, our server, John, was absolutely terrific. He was friendly from the moment we walked in, and even offered a suggestion for my own meal (which turned out to be perfect!) I started off with ordering the Chicken Lollipops as an appetizer, which is chicken wings coated in a chili sauce. I really enjoyed that they were crispy fried, but not at all greasy. I would certainly get them again.
My wife has some limitations to her diet for health reasons, so it can be difficult to find something she can eat at a restaurant and actually enjoy. She decided to try the Aloo Gobi Masala (gluten free and vegan) and described it as hearty and filling, with a well-balanced heat (she ordered it “hot”), while the veggies were tasty and cooked perfectly.
I was unsure about what to get for myself, but was leaning toward a goat dish. John suggested Goat Chettinadu, as I mentioned I also like a lot of heat in my food. This proved to be a marvelous suggestion, as the dish was spectacular. The goat was so tender, and it was served in a creamy sauce that is almost soup-like. I would compare the meat-type to oxtails, as they are little bits of meat attached to the bone, but offer such profound flavors you don’t mind getting your fingers a bit saucy. In fact, I had to remind myself I was in public so that I didn’t go hog-wild on the sauce. The goat was robust in flavor, while the sauce it was cooked in was so smooth it really could be eaten like a soup, it was so creamy and delightful. YUM!! Mix it in your jasmine rice to really take advantage of every drop. On a personal level, I wouldn’t mind bumping the heat level up a bit, which I will ask for the next time I go – and there WILL BE many a “next time”.
So now, if I were to say “I don’t like Indian food”, I’d be a big ol’ liar. I just had to find the right stuff, and believe me, Flavors of India has the right stuff. Great service, excellent flavors, and the portions were big enough that an extra-large man such as myself needed boxes to take home the leftovers, which did not last long in the fridge. Oh! I cannot forget that I also ordered Keema Naan, which is naan lightly filled with lamb meat. It was both sweet and savory at the same time, and I recommend it, too. I’m so excited to have found new flavors in this area, and I suggest you give them a try – even if you’re one of those, like I was until last week, that claims “I don’t like Indian food”. Trust me, you may be very wrong about that. I certainly was. And I couldn’t be happier about it.
… moreFirstly, our server, John, was absolutely terrific. He was friendly from the moment we walked in, and even offered a suggestion for my own meal (which turned out to be perfect!) I started off with ordering the Chicken Lollipops as an appetizer, which is chicken wings coated in a chili sauce. I really enjoyed that they were crispy fried, but not at all greasy. I would certainly get them again.
My wife has some limitations to her diet for health reasons, so it can be difficult to find something she can eat at a restaurant and actually enjoy. She decided to try the Aloo Gobi Masala (gluten free and vegan) and described it as hearty and filling, with a well-balanced heat (she ordered it “hot”), while the veggies were tasty and cooked perfectly.
I was unsure about what to get for myself, but was leaning toward a goat dish. John suggested Goat Chettinadu, as I mentioned I also like a lot of heat in my food. This proved to be a marvelous suggestion, as the dish was spectacular. The goat was so tender, and it was served in a creamy sauce that is almost soup-like. I would compare the meat-type to oxtails, as they are little bits of meat attached to the bone, but offer such profound flavors you don’t mind getting your fingers a bit saucy. In fact, I had to remind myself I was in public so that I didn’t go hog-wild on the sauce. The goat was robust in flavor, while the sauce it was cooked in was so smooth it really could be eaten like a soup, it was so creamy and delightful. YUM!! Mix it in your jasmine rice to really take advantage of every drop. On a personal level, I wouldn’t mind bumping the heat level up a bit, which I will ask for the next time I go – and there WILL BE many a “next time”.
So now, if I were to say “I don’t like Indian food”, I’d be a big ol’ liar. I just had to find the right stuff, and believe me, Flavors of India has the right stuff. Great service, excellent flavors, and the portions were big enough that an extra-large man such as myself needed boxes to take home the leftovers, which did not last long in the fridge. Oh! I cannot forget that I also ordered Keema Naan, which is naan lightly filled with lamb meat. It was both sweet and savory at the same time, and I recommend it, too. I’m so excited to have found new flavors in this area, and I suggest you give them a try – even if you’re one of those, like I was until last week, that claims “I don’t like Indian food”. Trust me, you may be very wrong about that. I certainly was. And I couldn’t be happier about it.