Indian Bistro

This is the best Indian food I've tried so far. Good quality meat, fresh vegetable, spices and herb and friendly service. Recommend.

This place is a hidden gem in Kent. One of the best Indian restaurants I have visited. Food is good ambience is good and service is good (not very fast but their food tastes fresh so I am okay with a little wait). Every time I am travelling through Kent I make it a point to stop here and relish a good meal. The other thing I like about this restaurant is that every time I have visited them with a big group or smaller one they always have tables available. We ordered their kebabs, parathas, lamb dishes, butter chicken, mushroom masala, etc and everything tasted great. Flavors were on point. They have a few beer and wine options as well. They also sell a few indian desserts if anyone wants to buy ( i have not tried that yet). Ample parking available outside the restaurant. Overall I like this place and wish they had one closer in Seattle.

Food was delicious. The star was the Garlic Naan which had a nice chew to it. The Aloo Gobi really rocked the flavor. Excellent dish. The mango chicken and Chicken Tikki Masala were good. Prices for these dishes appear standard except for Aloo Gobi which was about 10 dollars more than anywhere else, however it was an outstanding dish! Naan was about a couple dollars higher than norm but it was super delicious!! Service was prompt and friendly

Arrived at 7:30 on Mother's Day and the staff seemed genuinely surprised that we wanted to eat there. We seated ourselves, and gave our order. We ordered vegetable pakoras and seeks kebabs as an appetizer, they were delicious, perfectly cooked, a real homemade taste. We all asked for water, which was brought, no ice, and was not refilled even once. Our main dishes arrived: Goan fish curry, Rogan Josh with lamb, and the classic butter chicken. Rice was also brought. The naan took a little longer. All the curries were delicious and authentic. I think they could use some more staff though.

This is nice Punjabi restaurant. Butter chicken was fantastic. Lacha parantha could be better as it was skinny. Gulab Janum was delicious too. Overall great taste. Liked the ambience. Nice decor done with cane. Service was great too. Cons-: prices were on higher side. Outside the restaurant didn't looked so safe as there were some ghettos. It's next to Indian or Persian grocery store. Overall I liked the taste. Nice decor with great service.

I have written already a review about this place and I will admit this place is delicious food and prompt service. The people are friendly and outgoing. Trust me try it you'll love it. It's quaint.

Delicious food, the most modern and well designed Indian restaurant. Been here several times and never disappoints.

Food is very good, possibly best Indian in the immediate area. * Took 15 min to get our food (not busy)* Server ok but not what'd you expect for the price* Brunch specials are mainly breads, no meals* Tables, silverware, napkin holders were cheap, not what you'd expect for the price* Restrooms needs woman's touch* Pricy

Some of the best and most authentic Indian food I have had in Seattle. They also have great service, friendly and personable.Everything was fresh without the usual added cream that one sees in Indian restaurants. Highly recommended.

We find ourselves here not infrequently. The food and the service is always very good. On a Friday night after watching a movie, we found ourselves back getting some of our favorite Indian treats. My wife went with just a cup of dahl soup. I cannot hold back... I love to taste so many different flavors from this restaurant. Usually I get a spicy lamb dish, but tonight I went back to an old favorite, the Saag Paneer. This is the first Indian curry I tried and I was hooked. This Saag was delicious with large triangles of the paneer...but I'm getting ahead of myself... I love a good Samosa, these do not disappoint with potatoes, peas, and spices that go great with the chutneys. Ok...back to the main, I ate the Saag Paneer with garlic Naan that I didn't have to share as the kid was at a sleepover. Lol. The whole meal was rounded out with a nice Chai...