Little India

Little India def has one of my favorite food trucks in the Denver area! Why you ask? Let's break it down!Star #1 - Staff is super friendly and def know their way around that food truck. My order is always ready in under 7 minutes.Star #2 - The foooood! I am obsessed with their chicken tikka masala, jasmine rice, and naan. It's the best!Star #3 - Portions are perfect! Easily enough to fuel you for the rest of your day at the fest.Star #4 - Prices are on point!Star #5 - They are a regular staple at many of the festivals I have been to; including both Jackalope Arts and Crafts and The Big Wonderful!Given my love for Indian food, I will def be noshing Little India's curbside goodness every chance I get!

Little India is my favorite Indian restaurant in Denver, but the truck was criminally overpriced for the amount of food you get. It was also pretty bland (Chicken Tikka Masala) and not nearly hot enough (temperature or spice). They also only had three entrees to choose from.Summary: Pass.

The Anschutz campus has food truck Wednesdays, which generally results in stand-in-line-forever Wednesdays. Most of these food trucks take "made to order" a little too liberally!!! Fortunately, the Little India food truck is there, shoveling out plates for the masses from pre-cooked vats of deliciousness. There's always one--usually two--vegetarian options, and the multi-colored piles never fail to hit the omg-i-need-indian-food-RIGHT-NOW spot in my belly.Save time, go Indian, eat happy.

Not much to choose from. The truck was on campus today i got some tikka masala and ended up with the worst food poisoning known to man. NEVER AGAIN!

Same great Little India but mobile! Not many offerings, but still yummy.

Great indian food - fresh and perfectly seasoned! Authenthic cuisine, and the friendliest staff. Love it!!

The food was ok, asked for not spicy and when it was served very spicy the unfriendly and uncaring server made up an excuse. Place I used to love has really gone downhill. There are better choices.

Haven't tried the Saag yet but my daughter just picked up a to-go order and said the ambiance is amazing. She would like to just eat at the bar and read a book--it is so beautiful and the smells and music are so relaxing.

Worst Indian food we've had in the US. Dreadful biryani, passable curry, passable chicken tikka. We won't be back.