Prems Chennai Delight

This place continues to go downhill...First, stop harassing customers about giving the tip in cash... The food was meh... I ordered spicy and a mild buttered chicken but they gave us a mild and a medium. Ok, whatever.... But then they told us the wrong one. The mild was for my daughter and she was trying it for the first time and she thought it was too spicy... well they gave her the medium. We swapped.Well... it's still medium and I ordered spicy,...Sure... but I kept pulling tendons out of the chicken in both entrees.Now back to the tipping... every visit they ask us to pay cash for tips. I don't carry cash and when I do, I prefer to keep it for other things.I've heard some servers say the owners don't give them the tip when it's on credit card. That seems like they need to be reported.Maybe it's true but other servers say they don't want to pay taxes. Both can be true.Both are wrong.Owners should give their servers the tips. Else they should be reported... I did.They should pay their taxes. I'm sure you can make the case they don't make a lot of money. I empathize. That's another problem to be solved. But not a guilt trip every time I'm there and forget to bring enough cash. I also don't feel compelled to bring cash for them to cheat on their taxes.

This is by far my favorite indian restaurant Ili have tried in ohio. The food was authentic and so close to how it would taste in India. They served fresh and tender meat. Everything is made to order and tasted amazing. We tried chicken 65, mutton soup, tilapia fish fry,chicken Chettinad, parotta, fried chicken biryani, and madras filter coffee. I loved everything the service was great. The place is a sweet and simple.

Used to be a favorite, but the quality of the food, especially the meat, has taken a significant hit. The biryani, once a highlight, now feels like a reheated, subpar dish. It's clear they're cutting corners with the ingredients. Disappointing to say the least.

What a pleasant surprise! Not only i didnt expect to find an indian place in middle of Ohio but also a great tasting one. Very impressed with Prem's!They source all the meat from farm. Its very tender and freshly made. We've tried the garlic naan, chicken tikka masala, the non veg thali and chicken fried rice. The food took a while but rightfully so as they all tasted fresh and delicious. The meat is outstanding! Tender and falling apart from the bone. The naan is as close as it could get to one you would find in india. Highly recommend to go check them out. Plenty of parking. Seems to get busy over the weekend. Recommend to check their hours as i seen people come before closing and werent able to get a table.

Good place for delicious dosas and coffee! Our friends recommended this place for Indian food. It was overall great! The only thing in mind is that the food does take a while and some of the staff are not always the friendliest. Some of our friends asked the staff for some chutney to eat with some of the appetizers and got told by the staff that the food does not go with chutney walked away. That was a weird experience, and it always felt like it was a burden to ask for anything extra. Asides from two weird encounters with staff, it was a good place for food.

Really enjoyed this place! Halal (chicken) South Indian restaurant with a wide variety of menu items including "Hakka" (Indian Chinese) options. We loved the Gobi Manchurian (Cauliflower), Dosa, Lo Mein, chicken fried rice (amazing!!). We came with a big group and they were extremely accommodating and had good service. Food was all flavorful and really enjoyable. Highly recommend.

Amazing! The Chicken Manchurian is AMAZING! Mix that in to paneer noodles and you have something incredible! The spices on that chicken, I could season all of my food with and I would die a happy man. Indo Chinese cuisine is soooo good! Everything tasted so fresh! I will be a regular!

I am going to start this review based upon our single visit because I believe that first impressions can be important. Everybody has a first time at a restaurant...The restaurant itself is located in a strip mall in a no frills location. The interior is nothing fancy and the tables and chairs couldn't be more ordinary. But what we found was extraordinary was the service and flavors. As one of the folks that waited on us explained, they specialize in southern Indian cuisine though they also have northern. What's important here is that there are menu choices way beyond what is "normal" than most places and the staff were there to help. Honestly, the menu could improved with some photos and explanations but I am excited to expand our horizons on our next visit. Here's looking for an expanded commentary after that.

Service was a little weird from the man who sat us, but the lady who seemed to be the boss was very kind and helpful. She sat us at a different table when she noticed the one we were sat at originally was dirty. Food took a little bit to come out but not unreasonable, and it was a bit pricey for the serving size. Also, it was really sweet compared to other Indian places we've tried, which wasn't bad at first but it really got to us towards the end of our meal. The naan, however, was very tasty! Nice homey feel to the restaurant with plenty of natural light from the windows.

The food is eh- so/so. The prices are ridiculously high. $14 for a dosa is price I pay in NYC. It's a first where they charge extra for extra sambhar and chutneys at a South Indian restaurant. For the price, it's not worth it at all.