Tulsi

We have ordered takeout/delivery from Tulsi several times since it opened. We were big fans of the Chef's prior restaurant Raaga Go and were so excited to hear he was returning to open Tulsi. The food is great - especially the saag paneer and the curry. I thought the chicken tikka was very good too, especially if you order it spicy. If you like spice, this is a great spot - the "hot" option is quite hot and I am not sure I am ready to try the "fire" option. The spice adds heat but doesn't change the flavor of the dishes - so it is very well done. You have to get the garlic naan as well - it is always great. Remember dishes do not come with rice, so be sure to add that to the order as well. We have not dined inside but do want to try the great looking lunch specials (only available for dine in).

First time at Tulsi today for lunch. The food is delicious. Spiced to order, mild, medium or hot. Generous proportions. Ambience is nice, cloth napkins and table cloths but relaxed. Excellent service. The charming chef/owner stopped by to be sure everything was ok. Its located just a block or two off the plaza and surrounded by a few nice shops to peruse.

Tulsi serves some of the best Indian food I've ever tasted. We stopped in for a lunch and tried the lunch combo and methi chaman. Everything in the lunch combo was very flavorful and the methi chaman was super fresh and very well seasoned. The service was great and Chef Paddy even came out to say hello, chat, and check that everything was to our liking. This place is definitely a hidden gem and has a lot of parking which is an extra bonus.

Best Indian food I've had in the States! Paddy met me & my wife at the door, he's quite a character; charming, great sense of humor, and especially accommodating. The wait staff was exceptional, answered any & all questions re: the cuisine and provided great recommendations. As well as the greeting & service was the food was even more exceptional. My wife and I usually share our meals, I was having second thoughts about sharing my Tikka Masala until I tried her Malaysian Shrimp Curry;-)Santa Fe has numerous great restaurants, Tulsi's is unique & stands out from the rest.

When in Santa Fe, run and don't walk to Tulsi for some of the best Indian Food in New Mexico. Service is top notch and the chef only adds to this culinary experience!! 10/10

We had a delightful dining experience at Tulsi with another couple this evening. Wow!! The food was fantastic, only to be rivaled by the attentive service. We had: Shrimp curry (killer), Pad Thai, Shrimp and Corn Chowder, Chicken Tikka Masala (spicy and delicious), Lamb Rajasthani Laal Maas (husband raved), Crispy Okra (delicious) and Crispy Spinach Mango Salad (outrageous). As if that was enough food, we had the Mango Sorbet and Pistachio Gelato, both of which were crazy good. My recommendation is to hurry up and discover this gem of a restaurant for yourselves before the word gets out and you'll have to wait an hour for a table. It's that good!

The chefs food is fabulous- best Indian in town. The service is wonderful. highly recommend!

Best Indian food in SFe. Get the lunch special. It includes everything you'd want in a meal with meat and vegetarian options. The owner is a hoot.

The Northern Indian food we ordered at Tulsi was superb. The service was excellent. We loved the experience. The two things needed is improvement in the ambiance, and a wine & beer license. Both will be coming soon, I am sure!

The food just wasn't very good. Sorry. I had high hopes, but the quality of Indian meals at Trader Joe's is better. I had hoped for an upgrade to India House and India Palace. This wasn't it. We tried butter chicken, paneer tikka masala and a spinach chole. Won't likely return.