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Address: 315 NE 3rd St, McMinnville, OR 97128
Phone: (503) 857-0064
Website: https://tasteofindiaone.com/
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They take time to deliver but hot and fresh food which is worth.
Veg dum biryani: this is normal biryani but taste is very good 5/5
Honey chilli potato: taste is good
Lachha parata : hot and taste is very good
Aloo parata : you might want to add salt but taste is very good…
Only suggestion:
For those who sit near entrance during nights every time anyone opens the door the cold wind blows up and causing food to get cold and minor inconvenience to people who are doing dining .
I don’t have any better suggestions . I know it’s nature but just sharing my experience.
Overall I highly recommend this hotel.
Oh. My. Days. The food was soooo delicious that I couldn’t believe I have spent so much of my life missing out! The chicken was soooo delicious, tender, and juicy, the curry was like an explosion of complex but incredible complementary flavors. It was like my mouth was waking up from a long sleep.
The naan was amazing, and I particularly loved the blue cheese variety. If blue cheese isn’t your jam, there are so many other variety to choose from, but if it is, you’re in for a treat!
The chai was very good, but quite strong and not sweet, so prepare yourself. This is not anything like you get at a coffee shop, this is authentic and delicious.
There was enough that I had leftovers, and you better believe I hoarded them from my husband (who tried a bite and was bowled over) and savored every bite until they were gone.
Do yourself a favor and eat here!
We ordered the Veggie Samosa (5/5), Lamb Chop (3/5), Roti (5/5), Chicken Chili Dry (4/5) and two Mango Lassi’s (because my wife tried mine and immediately wanted another). Everything was solid, but the Mango Lassi was the real standout: smooth, refreshing and absolutely delicious. I’ll be thinking about that one for a while!
Overall, a good experience and worth a visit if you’re in the area and craving Indian cuisine.
Most of the Indian places I’ve visited are closer to Portland. This one being so far out, I had to see what this one is all about.
It has many of the signature dishes you’ll find at most places: Tikka Masala (of course), butter chicken, etc. They also have traditional Indian favorites like lamb. But don’t be fooled; this isn’t “americanized” Tikka Masala or toned-down foods for the masses. This is very flavorful, spicy stuff.
Let’s talk about the ingredients. Top-notch for everything. None of this food was reheated from the freezer. Nowhere close. You may laugh, but many Indian restaurants do this. While Naan bread might be a silly thing to point out, I can definitely tell when it’s pre-packaged or mass-produced Naan. This sort of thing matters to me, and the naan here was certainly made here, and it is fresh and awesome. They put “twists” on it with garlic and cheese, and we ordered these variations. They did not disappoint.
As for the ingredients for the main dishes, they are of the highest quality. There’s no doubt they use the freshest and best chicken and lamb, and the sauces are magnificent. If you like “spicy,” they get it just right. Hot with a great kick, but not overpowering the flavor. Every dish we had was full of great taste, hot, and fresh.
As for service, it’s excellent. We arrived when the restaurant was full; however, they gave us an accurate wait time. Once seated, we were treated amazingly, with attentive staff. They had IT issues with the credit card processing (not their fault) but assured us they’d do whatever they could to fix things. In spite of the obvious stress of this situation, everyone was friendly and nice. It seems to be a family-run operation.
The decor and ambiance is something I personally don’t care much about. However, this place is clean, the lighting is nice, and it feels and smells like a place you want to be.
There are plenty of drink options available. Though I rarely order alcohol, they had many options available.
The price was what I would expect for this type of restaurant. Not super cheap, not super expensive. I felt it was a great price for what we got.
Who would like this? It’s a nice enough place to “dress up” and go out for a nice dinner. However, I don’t think anyone here would care if you just walked in with sweatpants looking for some good Indian food. If you want true Indian food and not watered-down fare to appeal to Americans, come here. It’s full of flavor and spices. Beware that when they say “hot” for the spice, they mean it.
Overall, I’m very impressed with this establishment and will return.