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Cardamom Indian Cuisine, a new restaurant in Auburn, Washington, brings the flavors of India to your table. Established in April 2024, they offer a menu of traditional dishes prepared with fresh ingredients. And also, open new Bar with Beers, Spirits, Wine, Cocktails ,and veg non veg buffet
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3840 A St SE, Auburn, WA 98002
Phone: (253) 285-4629
Website: https://www.cardamomindianwa.com/
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Phirun PNW
Food was good. Served hot and fresh. I ordered the spicy butter chicken and it had a sweet taste to it. The spice was there but the sweetness was a little overpowering.
The service was great and there’s a little bar in the back. The restrooms are dirty, so hope you don’t need to use it while you’re there.
… moreThe service was great and there’s a little bar in the back. The restrooms are dirty, so hope you don’t need to use it while you’re there.
Aditya Putrevu
Absolutely loved the food here! Every dish was packed with flavor and had that special, personal touch. Everything we tried was so good that we were tempted to come back the very next day. We had the Chole Bhature, Chilli Paneer, Aloo Paratha, Malai Kofta, and Mango Lassi — and enjoyed every bite. Totally recommend this place if you’re craving delicious, comforting Indian food!
… moreS Smith
Delicious food, good portion sizes and the curries had plenty of pieces in sauce. I’ve eaten Indian all over the area and also in India, and this rates among the best. I was surprised how even things like the texture of the peas in the mutter paneer are crisp and fresh. The employees are also very courteous and friendly. I have been traveling to Kent to get my favorite takeout, but that may change now that I’ve been here.
… morellama_what
5/5 Stars
Don’t let the prices scare you, it’s worth every bite.
Great balanced flavors
Very generous portions served
Staff was friendly and helped with item explanations
We had the Butter Chicken, Veggie Samosa and Chicken Biryani. Very flavorful, just the right sweetness but not overwhelming, Chicken was tender and juicy.
… moreDon’t let the prices scare you, it’s worth every bite.
Great balanced flavors
Very generous portions served
Staff was friendly and helped with item explanations
We had the Butter Chicken, Veggie Samosa and Chicken Biryani. Very flavorful, just the right sweetness but not overwhelming, Chicken was tender and juicy.
Perfectly Lonely
There’s not enough stars to express how good this meal was.
Definitely 10/10
The goat curry and the tandoori chicken were flavorful and melt in your mouth tender.
Don’t let the simple decor fool you.
I would drive long distances to eat here often.
Excellent on all counts.
… moreDefinitely 10/10
The goat curry and the tandoori chicken were flavorful and melt in your mouth tender.
Don’t let the simple decor fool you.
I would drive long distances to eat here often.
Excellent on all counts.
Janielle Ford
We were driving around auburn at 9 in the evening looking for a new and yummy safe to eat. This place outdid themselves .The food was amazing , the service was incredible! We will return again and again.
… moreThuan Ta
Omg…this is now my favorite place for Indian Cuisine. Generous portions and very flavorful. As of 2025, this is my go to place. The Butter Chicken and garlic Naan were perfect. Chicken biryani was massive and tasty. I’m very happy in my food coma
… moreMothertrucker
Excellent, food is off the chain. Was making a delivery across the road at Safeway. Dropped my trailer and bobtailed over here. The atmosphere is awesome. The people here are very friendly and the food is good.
… morePrince Kumar
I strongly advise against placing small orders over the phone with this restaurant if you don’t want to be insulted. It seems they only value large orders and consider small-value ones beneath them.
The staff, particularly one server (unfortunately, I didn’t catch his name), was incredibly rude. Here’s what happened:
It was late, and I was driving back from Vancouver, Canada, with some leftover curry from lunch. I asked my wife to call this restaurant and place an order for just one garlic naan so we could pick it up on our way home. When she called, the person who answered responded rudely. In an irritated tone, he said, “Are you serious, madam?” and added, “You should at least order a curry too.” Shocked by this response, my wife asked me what to do. I told her to go ahead and place the order because I wanted to see who this rude person was. He reluctantly replied, “Okay, whatever. It’s up to you. It will take at least 20 minutes,” with a sigh.
When I arrived at the restaurant, I hoped there had been a misunderstanding or perhaps a language barrier. I politely asked him why he had made those comments and whether there was a minimum order amount for pickup. In front of another staff member (likely the owner or manager, who seemed more reasonable), he denied saying those words. Then, shockingly, he began shouting at me, saying, “It’s wrong to buy curry from somewhere else and just get naan from us.”
I explained to him that I had leftover curry, but he continued shouting. This behavior left me with several questions:
– Why would someone care where I got my curry?
– Did he mean to imply that their curry is so bad that I needed to buy it elsewhere?
– If they don’t want people ordering just naan, why not set a clear minimum order policy?
This was a simple pickup order, not dine-in. It’s not as though I was taking up a table or disrupting their ability to serve other customers. I was paying for what I ordered, and I don’t think it’s their place to decide what I can or cannot order unless they have a clearly stated policy.
This experience was truly shocking and disappointing. I don’t usually write negative reviews, but this time I felt compelled to do so because no one should have to endure the kind of insult I did.
If this is how they treat takeout customers, I can only imagine how they would react if I dined in and ordered a light dinner.
I’ve visited this restaurant a few times before, and while the food isn’t bad, their attitude and treatment of customers are unacceptable. I hope they realize that no matter how good their food might be, treating customers with respect is essential.
… moreThe staff, particularly one server (unfortunately, I didn’t catch his name), was incredibly rude. Here’s what happened:
It was late, and I was driving back from Vancouver, Canada, with some leftover curry from lunch. I asked my wife to call this restaurant and place an order for just one garlic naan so we could pick it up on our way home. When she called, the person who answered responded rudely. In an irritated tone, he said, “Are you serious, madam?” and added, “You should at least order a curry too.” Shocked by this response, my wife asked me what to do. I told her to go ahead and place the order because I wanted to see who this rude person was. He reluctantly replied, “Okay, whatever. It’s up to you. It will take at least 20 minutes,” with a sigh.
When I arrived at the restaurant, I hoped there had been a misunderstanding or perhaps a language barrier. I politely asked him why he had made those comments and whether there was a minimum order amount for pickup. In front of another staff member (likely the owner or manager, who seemed more reasonable), he denied saying those words. Then, shockingly, he began shouting at me, saying, “It’s wrong to buy curry from somewhere else and just get naan from us.”
I explained to him that I had leftover curry, but he continued shouting. This behavior left me with several questions:
– Why would someone care where I got my curry?
– Did he mean to imply that their curry is so bad that I needed to buy it elsewhere?
– If they don’t want people ordering just naan, why not set a clear minimum order policy?
This was a simple pickup order, not dine-in. It’s not as though I was taking up a table or disrupting their ability to serve other customers. I was paying for what I ordered, and I don’t think it’s their place to decide what I can or cannot order unless they have a clearly stated policy.
This experience was truly shocking and disappointing. I don’t usually write negative reviews, but this time I felt compelled to do so because no one should have to endure the kind of insult I did.
If this is how they treat takeout customers, I can only imagine how they would react if I dined in and ordered a light dinner.
I’ve visited this restaurant a few times before, and while the food isn’t bad, their attitude and treatment of customers are unacceptable. I hope they realize that no matter how good their food might be, treating customers with respect is essential.
Madison Boyd
This was the second time my boyfriend and I have been here. I’m not even one to write reviews but I felt it necessary lol. The first time was great, food and service great, amazing flavor. I hate to be this person but I felt as if I should warn the people.. do not come here for a cocktail. The first time we came in they even said we need a bartender to come help us out here.
The second time we came in, we got two vodka sprites doubles (I’m a bartender/ server so I know what that looks like) the “doubles” were very much a single, which isn’t that big of a deal. When we ordered the next round we just ordered a single. Mind you he gave us the can of sprite, had to ask for a separate cup of ice, and the tiniest amount of alcohol. Like literally .5 ounce of alcohol. We made our own drinks, which is fine, but the fact that we paid for “6 absolutes” which was 9.99 a piece was what made us a little upset. About 60$ for mayyybe 3 shots total..
He does not know how to make drinks.. or price them.
Then he randomly brought us a second garlic naan bread that we didn’t order. We mentioned that we thought we only ordered one but we would pay for two if it was a misunderstanding. He just said oh ok and never offered to take it off the bill (we didn’t even eat any). But we paid for it and took it home. He’s a nice guy who means well and makes delicious food but feel like we kind of got a little screwed over on spending as much as we did.
He did throw in a random dessert at the end which was sweet
… moreThe second time we came in, we got two vodka sprites doubles (I’m a bartender/ server so I know what that looks like) the “doubles” were very much a single, which isn’t that big of a deal. When we ordered the next round we just ordered a single. Mind you he gave us the can of sprite, had to ask for a separate cup of ice, and the tiniest amount of alcohol. Like literally .5 ounce of alcohol. We made our own drinks, which is fine, but the fact that we paid for “6 absolutes” which was 9.99 a piece was what made us a little upset. About 60$ for mayyybe 3 shots total..
He does not know how to make drinks.. or price them.
Then he randomly brought us a second garlic naan bread that we didn’t order. We mentioned that we thought we only ordered one but we would pay for two if it was a misunderstanding. He just said oh ok and never offered to take it off the bill (we didn’t even eat any). But we paid for it and took it home. He’s a nice guy who means well and makes delicious food but feel like we kind of got a little screwed over on spending as much as we did.
He did throw in a random dessert at the end which was sweet