
Indian Delhi Palace is a Family owned restaurant that offers the finest authentic delicacies of Indian Cuisine. Sodhi is a valley resident who opened Indian Delhi Palace in 1985, as Arizona’s first Indian eatery! Since then, the family has brought the best dishes from India to spice up your dining experience. Every dish is individually prepared to ensure freshness and quality using the best and freshet spices.
Veteran eatery with lunch buffet & full bar serving traditional Indian cuisine in a simple setting.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5104 E McDowell Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85008
Phone: (602) 244-8181
Website: http://www.indiandelhipalace.com/
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Reviews
The Stars of the Show
The curries here are the definition of comfort food done right.
• Butter Chicken & Tikka Masala: Both are incredibly rich and creamy, striking that perfect balance between savory spices and a smooth finish.
• The Naan Selection: This is where things get truly “out of this world.” Forget standard bread; their variety is staggering. Whether you’re craving the punch of Garlic, the sweetness of Onion-filled, or the hearty, spiced centers of Ginger, Potato, or Lentil-stuffed naan, each piece is charred to perfection in the tandoor.
Why You’ll Love It
• Authentic Textures: The rice is fluffy and fragrant, topped with fresh cilantro that cuts through the richn
ess of the gravies.
• Variety: The menu caters to everyone, from those who want a mild, buttery delight to those looking for deep, complex spice profiles.
• Perfect for Sharing: As seen in the spread, this is the kind of food meant to be enjoyed family-style, tearing off pieces of naan and diving into different bowls.
The service was very good with staff checking in frequently and clearing plates from the table and buffet line.
Decor was nice and there was some interesting decor pieces around.
First of all, the server who seated us was not very friendly or cordial. Then, most of the buffet dishes were cold. The onion pakodas were limp and soggy. When I mentioned this to the server, there was no apology. She merely shrugged and walked away.
Secondly, when we asked if we could use separate credit cards to pay our individual bills, I was told that no more than 3 credit card transactions could be processed. No other restaurant has done this to us before. Our group eats at various restaurants on a regular basis.
Thirdly, the total bill of $225.65 was a rude surprise for 8 buffet lunches, $17.99 each. We paid by credit card.
The food alone was $147.67. That was correct. However she added a 18% service charge of $26.58 plus a tip of $32.23, making it a total tip of $58.81, so 39.8% tip for a buffet lunch. She never asked me if I wanted to add a separate tip on top of the 18% service charge. I had no time to check, so I paid the full amount.
Typically, the service charge is considered the tip (especially if there was a buffet and no extra work for the server).
Three years ago (July 2022), we celebrated an 80th birthday banquet at this location and we were happy with the service. JOJO was our contact person and did a great job of serving our needs back then. You can see our great 5 star Google review about that event in 2022.
This time, we are really disappointed and disgusted with the service. This practice of adding a tip in addition to a service charge without approval is unethical. It is not acceptable to add a 39.8% charge as a tip for a buffet lunch. Please see attached photo of the bill.
We may not come back or recommend your restaurant to anyone else after this negative experience.