Indian Mix Grill & Bar

This place is so delicious! The food is so flavorful and yummy! Tastes like authentic Indian food and reasonably priced for the amount of food you get. This may seem like a small thing but the to go boxes have two separate sides so your food doesn't get soggy,great addition! Clean establishment with lots of intricate art and items hanging around. Cant wait to come back!

Excellent food. was great taste service was excellent probably the best I've had in Kansas City try this place

As the only option here in the Blue Springs/Lees Summit area, it definitely hits the spot. The service was great and the food was delicious. The amount of meat in our dish, however, was very minimal compared to the other Indian restaurants we have frequently visited in the KC metro area. Overall, I enjoyed our meal and will return as we now live in the area.

THEE best Indian food around here, they always get my order correct. The onion kulcha with Raita and Tandoori Chicken Tikka are my absolute FAVORITE - especially with a side of tamarind chutney, but I recently tried the Chicken Korma and it is SO GOOD. Definitely a new favorite! Everyone inside is very kind when I pick up as well but I've only ever eaten Indian Mix to go

I like the food here but the service is not pleasant. The server seems very irritated and slightly rude. I really want to like this place and like I said, the food is tasty but the service is cold and makes me feel uncomfortable

I was craving Indian food today, and this is the only Indian place in the eastern suburbs where I was running errands, so I decided to check it out. It was a quaint little place with the ambiance you'd expect from an Indian restaurant, including Indian pop music (Bollywood music) playing overhead. It wasn't too busy at lunchtime on a Friday and I was seated quickly. I ordered chicken samosas to start, since that is my go-to Indian appetizer. Two giant samosas and an assortment of chutneys came out. To my disappointment, they contained peas, which I honestly should have asked about in the first place. I don't like peas and some Indian restaurants put peas in their samosas and some don't. However, the peas were few and I easily picked them out. The chicken filling was good, albeit a little bland.For my entree, since I was indecisive, I ordered the Tandoori mixed grill, medium heat. This was a disappointment. For "medium" heat, it had no heat at all. We're talking plain Taco Bell taco level of spiciness. The seekh kabob was very overcooked and dry. The shrimp, tandoori chicken and chicken tikka all seemed to have the same sauce/seasoning on it and you couldn't really tell that they were different dishes. It was all quite bland, especially for Indian food. None of the food was bad, per se, but it didn't hit that spicy, flavorful craving I was having.If you're new to Indian food, and afraid of anything too spicy, this place may be just the spot for you. For me, well, I think I'm going to go back to some of my other favorite spots on the western and northern sides of the metro.

Best Indian food in kansas city!! Family owned and they know how to make the best of the best curry and their own family recipes!!

Been coming here ever since it opened many years ago. Too bad the buffet died with Covid, however their food remains excellent. Always fresh and hot and very tasty. This mom and pop deserve your biz. Don't let the modest location and exterior put you off.

My family recently visited Indian Mix Grill, so glad we found this place. The service was polite, correct and accommodating. The food came out quickly and was delicious. The prices were reasonable. The restaurant was clean and family friendly. We will be back.

Butter chicken?...INSANE... Tikki Masala? Hey boo how are you! Oh saag paneer you say? More like saag get around my veneers!! Veggie samosas? Great food, better people and service. It was a spiritual experience. Tell them Ramon sent you and said "Hanji mami".