Indian Delhi Palace
A little bit out of the way, Indian Delhi Palace is a restaurant where natives of India enjoy dining. At lunch, a buffet provides a sampling of curries and grilled foods. Those unfamiliar with Indian food will find the buffet a great opportunity to try a broad variety of flavors and textures and learn about Indian foods and some of the provincial differences.
For dinner, the menu offers a large selection of curries and other Indian foods. Indian Delhi Palace uses authentic spices from the subcontinent. There is also a fresh fish special authentically prepared for dinner. There is a large Indian continent population in the Phoenix area, and seeing them prominent among the diners is a good sign that the food is authentic. Indian Delhi Palace is open daily for lunch and dinner.
Indian Delhi Palace
5104 E. McDowell Road
Phoenix, AZ 85008
(602) 244-8181
indiandelhipalace.com
Flavors of India
Like many of Phoenix's Indian restaurants, Flavors of India is set back in a roadside cluster of shops. The restaurant features a full course of traditional Indian entrees. Modestly priced, Flavors of India has a luncheon buffet in addition to nightly dinners. This is a dedicated Indian restaurant, and there are no "American meal options" on the menu.
Flavors of India serves a broad variety of choices, including more than the 16 vegetarian meals listed on the menu. The restaurant has an authentic tandoor clay oven for cooking the Indian grilled meats and shrimp. Flavors of India also offers seven different tandoor-baked breads, a greater variety than found in most restaurants. Located in the Biltmore area, Flavors of India is open daily for lunch and dinner.
Flavors of India
4523 N. 16th St.
Phoenix, AZ 85016
(602) 277-5546
flavorsofindiaphoenix.com
India Palace
India Palace is proud of its subcontinent heritage. The television over the entrance plays satellite programs direct from India or Bollywood movies on DVD. A family-run restaurant, India Palace's service might be by family members of a variety of ages. The restaurant has a charcoal-fired traditional tandoor oven for spice-rubbed skewered tandoor meats and Indian breads. Lunch is a buffet of Indian foods. There is a mix of curries, ka-bobs and rice dishes, along with traditional tandoor-baked Indian breads.
Family members have opened India Palace restaurants in Sedona and Flagstaff. The owners of Indian Delhi Palace are related to the India Palace owners. Located just west of Interstate 17, India Palace is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner.
India Palace
2941 W. Bell Road
Phoenix, AZ 85073
(602) 942-4224
cuisineofindia-az.com/
About The Author
Eric Jay Toll has been writing since 1970, influenced by his active lifestyle. An outdoorsman, businessman, planner and travel writer, Toll'is work appears in LIVESTRONG.COM, eHow, travel guides for the Navajo Nation and "TIME" and "Planning" magazines. He studied broadcast marketing and management at Southern Illinois University.
