$15 for $30 Worth of Indian Fare and Drinks at India Palace in Bridgeton
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- Authentic Indian restaurant
- Indian-born chefs
- Beautiful 11th-floor view
In order to prevent its signature flat appearance from getting too puffed up, naan must be continually insulted by kitchen staff and romantically rejected by at least three good-looking curries before it can be served. Soak a flatbread in the curry of self-worth with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of Indian fare and drinks at India Palace in Bridgeton.
At India Palace, native chefs create authentic Indian dishes over steaming stovetops and in fiery tandoor ovens. Jump-start the digestive apparatus with an order of aloo tikki, spiced potato patties known to inspire spud-spurred sonnets ($3.50). Rustle up some rice and savor the succulent complexity of the vegetarian-friendly malai kofta, delicate cheese patties in creamy gravy ($14.95), or test your mettle in the crucible of the lamb vindaloo's fiery potato-based sauce ($17.95). The cylindrical tandoor oven cooks up tandoori chicken, marinated in yogurt and spices and broiled over mesquite ($14.95), as well as pillow-soft naan ($2.25), which not only scoops savory sauces, but also makes for a perfectly flat beret.
From India Palace's lofty 11th-floor dining room, guests can take in a breathtaking view usually reserved for birds, window washers, and bird washers. Open seven days a week, the restaurant starts dinner service at 5:30 p.m. Call ahead to make reservations.
Reviews
CityVoters named India Palace the second-place winner for Best Indian in 2010. The Riverfront Times, Metromix and Gayot all positively reviewed the business. More than 30 Yelpers give the business an average of four stars, Citysearchers give it a 4.5-star average, and TripAdvisors give it an average of four owl eyes.
- Tandoori lovers will smile at seekh kebabs of spicy lamb, as well as other options of fish, prawns and chicken – Gayot
- Authentic Indian restaurant
- Indian-born chefs
- Beautiful 11th-floor view
In order to prevent its signature flat appearance from getting too puffed up, naan must be continually insulted by kitchen staff and romantically rejected by at least three good-looking curries before it can be served. Soak a flatbread in the curry of self-worth with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of Indian fare and drinks at India Palace in Bridgeton.
At India Palace, native chefs create authentic Indian dishes over steaming stovetops and in fiery tandoor ovens. Jump-start the digestive apparatus with an order of aloo tikki, spiced potato patties known to inspire spud-spurred sonnets ($3.50). Rustle up some rice and savor the succulent complexity of the vegetarian-friendly malai kofta, delicate cheese patties in creamy gravy ($14.95), or test your mettle in the crucible of the lamb vindaloo's fiery potato-based sauce ($17.95). The cylindrical tandoor oven cooks up tandoori chicken, marinated in yogurt and spices and broiled over mesquite ($14.95), as well as pillow-soft naan ($2.25), which not only scoops savory sauces, but also makes for a perfectly flat beret.
From India Palace's lofty 11th-floor dining room, guests can take in a breathtaking view usually reserved for birds, window washers, and bird washers. Open seven days a week, the restaurant starts dinner service at 5:30 p.m. Call ahead to make reservations.
Reviews
CityVoters named India Palace the second-place winner for Best Indian in 2010. The Riverfront Times, Metromix and Gayot all positively reviewed the business. More than 30 Yelpers give the business an average of four stars, Citysearchers give it a 4.5-star average, and TripAdvisors give it an average of four owl eyes.
- Tandoori lovers will smile at seekh kebabs of spicy lamb, as well as other options of fish, prawns and chicken – Gayot
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About India Palace
The native chefs at India Palace use traditional cooking methods to sizzle up a tasty array of Indian cuisine, drawing from a pantry of fresh ingredients and spices. The 11th-story dining room regales patrons with scenic views of the landscape typically reserved for window washers or wealthy passengers on low-flying UFOs. Open seven days a week, India Palace stocks a buffet for lunch before populating dinner plates at 5:30 p.m.