$20 for $40 Worth of Authentic Indian Cuisine at Tandoori Times Indian Bistro
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Extensive menu of curries, kabobs & vegetarian dishes feeds diners, who can eat on outdoor patio or watch belly dancers.
Indian chefs methodically gather spices to accentuate flavor, unlike pantry burglars, who hastily collect armfuls of cinnamon sticks hoping to inspire an America's Most Wanted reenactment. Prevent culinary cat burglary with today's Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of Indian fare at Tandoori Times Indian Bistro. This Groupon is valid at locations in Glendale and Scottsdale.
Chefs populate an extensive menu with zesty curries, juicy kabobs, and piquant vegetarian entrées at Tandoori Times Indian Bistro. A skewer of spicy chicken seekh kabob springs from a clay tandoori oven with the enthusiastic gusto of Errol Flynn's stunt double, eager to playfully fence with taste buds ($16.95), whereas tender lamb vindaloo patiently simmers with morsels of lamb and potatoes ($12.95). Saag paneer showcases homemade cubes of cottage cheese set afloat in a sea of ginger-kissed spinach ($10.95), and the veg platter charms herbivores more effectively than a bouquet of long-stem rhubarb with samosas, fried onion slices, and crispy cottage cheese ($10.95).
Servers usher sizzling entrées to diners amid the crimson walls and vibrant drapes that envelop the dining rooms at both locations. Patrons can lounge on an outdoor patio or nosh indoors as a belly dancer rhythmically weaves through tables and chairs, attempting to channel the energies of a magic loom.
Extensive menu of curries, kabobs & vegetarian dishes feeds diners, who can eat on outdoor patio or watch belly dancers.
Indian chefs methodically gather spices to accentuate flavor, unlike pantry burglars, who hastily collect armfuls of cinnamon sticks hoping to inspire an America's Most Wanted reenactment. Prevent culinary cat burglary with today's Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of Indian fare at Tandoori Times Indian Bistro. This Groupon is valid at locations in Glendale and Scottsdale.
Chefs populate an extensive menu with zesty curries, juicy kabobs, and piquant vegetarian entrées at Tandoori Times Indian Bistro. A skewer of spicy chicken seekh kabob springs from a clay tandoori oven with the enthusiastic gusto of Errol Flynn's stunt double, eager to playfully fence with taste buds ($16.95), whereas tender lamb vindaloo patiently simmers with morsels of lamb and potatoes ($12.95). Saag paneer showcases homemade cubes of cottage cheese set afloat in a sea of ginger-kissed spinach ($10.95), and the veg platter charms herbivores more effectively than a bouquet of long-stem rhubarb with samosas, fried onion slices, and crispy cottage cheese ($10.95).
Servers usher sizzling entrées to diners amid the crimson walls and vibrant drapes that envelop the dining rooms at both locations. Patrons can lounge on an outdoor patio or nosh indoors as a belly dancer rhythmically weaves through tables and chairs, attempting to channel the energies of a magic loom.
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About Tandoori Times Express INC.
Introduced first time in the valley of sun NASHTA TIMES (Brunch Times) , Indian American fusion brunch at Tandoori Times & Spices. You can enjoy special brunch dishes from both part of the world. Friday-Sunday 10am to 2pm. Tandoori Times Indian Bistro at Scottsdale crimson and colorful walls surround tables weighed down with Indian curry, rice, and tandoori dishes. While morsels of lamb, seafood, and chicken prepare for supper by bathing in aromatic Indian spices, soft naan bread keeps diners entertained by diving into appetizers of mango chutney. Patrons can get some fresh air on one of the outdoor patios, if they wish, they can also dance with the belly dancers and learn belly dancing while enjoying robust ethnic Indian Cuisine. Includes full bar, exotic cocktails and amazing hand-picked paired wine list to go with our signature dishes. All meat served at Tandoori Times is Halal meat. And belly dancing, fire breathing performances on Saturdays 7 pm onwards.