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Large Indian restaurant with a private dining room & tandoor oven serving buffets & family recipes.
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Address: 2039 W Houston St, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
Phone: (918) 893-2450
Website: http://www.tandooriguysba.com/
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“Tandoori Guys” is the first Indian Restaurant launched in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma on July 1st 2017. With a capacity of more than 100 guests.
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Reviews
Jessica Winnie
We grew up eating food from India. By fqr tjis is the best selection in Tulsa. A very expansive menu with many delights! All of the items we ordered were nostalgic. I was SO surprised to see idli on the lenu as my father use to make them often. The desserts as well looked delicious. Many varieties of Indian food. They also have a buffet and vegan spread on Thursdays
My daughter had a health emergency while we were dining and staff was so caring and attentive. I even forgot to pay due to 911 and situation. Later I called to settle the bill and the manager said not to worry and to care for my daughter.
Bathrooms are clean, could use a quick coat of paint. The lobby is spacious and decor in dining area is beautiful.
… moreMy daughter had a health emergency while we were dining and staff was so caring and attentive. I even forgot to pay due to 911 and situation. Later I called to settle the bill and the manager said not to worry and to care for my daughter.
Bathrooms are clean, could use a quick coat of paint. The lobby is spacious and decor in dining area is beautiful.
Nam H. Nguyen
It has been almost two years since I have Indian food, usually I have to have Indian food once a week … and I do missed the flavors and spices. This is my first time at Tandoori guys and boy oh boy … I was in for a treat.
The buffet was overwhelming… love the tomatoes soup, so flavorful!
Love the chicken Biryanis and the Palak Paneer.
But like I say … i wish they were ala cart and make to order …
If you want to pig out… this buffet is it!
… moreThe buffet was overwhelming… love the tomatoes soup, so flavorful!
Love the chicken Biryanis and the Palak Paneer.
But like I say … i wish they were ala cart and make to order …
If you want to pig out… this buffet is it!
Marcos G
Absolutely fantastic experience and fresh buffet! The food (chicken masala, biryani, lentils, fresh naan, their desserts mango and rice kheer and tapioca along with many other options on their buffet) were outstanding full of flavors, perfectly cooked, and beautifully presented. I had their chai, it was delicious and hot! The service and staff was just as impressive friendly, attentive, and welcoming. The restaurant itself is nicely decorated with calm music that makes you want to sit back and enjoy your meal. I highly recommend this place and my wife and I will definitely be back!
… moreTiffany Joly
I love this place. Great for Indian food beginners. Try the buffet to get a feel for flavors. Its nothing too spicy. Very flavorful. Fresh and the service is great too.
… moreLee Anne Morris
Generally, the food is delicious. We quit ordering from them because we would get dishes that were mostly bone or just fat. It has been a couple years, we decided to try again and ordered delivery. My husband’s chicken tiki mascara was great, lots of tender chicken. My dish, nilgiri chicken, was nothing but chicken bones. More surprising than the large bones were the small unidentifiable chunks and the sharp shards that hurt when you bite on what you think is just sauce and rice. It is dangerous . We never know if we will get actual meat or chunks of bone that masquerade as meat. It’s too bad because, as I said, the food is otherwise pretty good.
… moreDemetra Taylor
I started out by going to the Vegan night, and I’ve been hooked ever since! It is SO delicious every single time! Anyone who can appreciate good food with fresh ingredients, I definitely recommend! 100/10!
… moreAnusha B K
It’s a nice Indian restaurant in broken arrow.
We tried the buffet and it was delicious.
All the items were good and there was good vegetarian spread.
The paneer nilgiri,gobi pakoda,mushroom chettinad and veg pulav were really good.
… moreWe tried the buffet and it was delicious.
All the items were good and there was good vegetarian spread.
The paneer nilgiri,gobi pakoda,mushroom chettinad and veg pulav were really good.
Jeff Scott
Made it over to Broken Arrow today and went to Tandoori Guys for some Indian food.
Great food, nice homey atmosphere and really nice people.
Inside the place is fairly dimly lit, but in a cool kinda way. Walls are covered with vibrant prints and the dining room is spacious and roomy. Even at 12:15 or so I was seated immediately by a welcoming, congenial gentleman I assumed is the manager or owner.
First trip through the buffet line, saw me dishing up samples of Chicken Biryani, Tikka Masala, Tandoori Chicken, Chicken Karahi and Aloo BIndhi (a killer dish of potatoes, okra and tomatoes).
FIrst off, the plates are a tad on the small side… which is fine, just wanted to get that out there so when I you see the “for my THIRD TRIP”, you don’t judge…. much.
Everything on the first plate was awesome. The chicken Karahi was great, but kind of like crab legs… lots of work for little meat. Not sure how those are prepared, but the meat to bone ratio pretty small. Still, all was good.
Second trip, I hit the stuff I didn’t get the first time, which included the beef meatballs (Kofta, I think they were called), a couple pieces of tandoori chicken, a few of the veg Bondas (little dumpling balls), a little more Biryani, and some of another rice dish with fried vegetables in it, which was outstanding.
Third trip (I warned you) was just for a little more Biryani and meatballs.
Overall, there wasn’t a single thing I didn’t like. Some more than others, but all was good.
The Biryani was an obvious favorite. The Tandoori chicken was still moist and tender, despite the buffet setting.
The meatballs were another favorite…. those things were like little meaty balls of crack, I couldn’t get enough.
While I wouldn’t consider the food overly spicy, I do think that someone with a mild palate might find it a little much. My nose was definitely active the entire meal, and my taste buds were dancing like crazy. The staff were out of this world friendly and the owner/manager kept my glass full at all times, which was appreciated.
The tab ran to just over $17 before a gratuity, which I consider more than reasonable for what I had and how much I enjoyed it.
While it’s a fair bit off my beaten path, I expect to find myself in BA on Fridays for the conceivable future, so I plan on return trips often.
… moreGreat food, nice homey atmosphere and really nice people.
Inside the place is fairly dimly lit, but in a cool kinda way. Walls are covered with vibrant prints and the dining room is spacious and roomy. Even at 12:15 or so I was seated immediately by a welcoming, congenial gentleman I assumed is the manager or owner.
First trip through the buffet line, saw me dishing up samples of Chicken Biryani, Tikka Masala, Tandoori Chicken, Chicken Karahi and Aloo BIndhi (a killer dish of potatoes, okra and tomatoes).
FIrst off, the plates are a tad on the small side… which is fine, just wanted to get that out there so when I you see the “for my THIRD TRIP”, you don’t judge…. much.
Everything on the first plate was awesome. The chicken Karahi was great, but kind of like crab legs… lots of work for little meat. Not sure how those are prepared, but the meat to bone ratio pretty small. Still, all was good.
Second trip, I hit the stuff I didn’t get the first time, which included the beef meatballs (Kofta, I think they were called), a couple pieces of tandoori chicken, a few of the veg Bondas (little dumpling balls), a little more Biryani, and some of another rice dish with fried vegetables in it, which was outstanding.
Third trip (I warned you) was just for a little more Biryani and meatballs.
Overall, there wasn’t a single thing I didn’t like. Some more than others, but all was good.
The Biryani was an obvious favorite. The Tandoori chicken was still moist and tender, despite the buffet setting.
The meatballs were another favorite…. those things were like little meaty balls of crack, I couldn’t get enough.
While I wouldn’t consider the food overly spicy, I do think that someone with a mild palate might find it a little much. My nose was definitely active the entire meal, and my taste buds were dancing like crazy. The staff were out of this world friendly and the owner/manager kept my glass full at all times, which was appreciated.
The tab ran to just over $17 before a gratuity, which I consider more than reasonable for what I had and how much I enjoyed it.
While it’s a fair bit off my beaten path, I expect to find myself in BA on Fridays for the conceivable future, so I plan on return trips often.
Joy Chauhan
Nice Indian ambience. Appetizers were good especially tandoori and panipuri water. Main courses were ok including veg options as well.
… moreVandana Gupta
We stopped by here during our 4th July vacation. The buffet has lot of options. Appetizer section is really good. My kids really enjoyed all the items. Most of the food was mild spice, which we liked.
Staff is welcoming.Just one suggestion if they can include drinks like lemonade etc in the buffet that would be good.
… moreStaff is welcoming.Just one suggestion if they can include drinks like lemonade etc in the buffet that would be good.