Aroma Indian Cuisine

If you want to spend a good amount of scratch for very small portions, this is your place. You get better portions and better quality/tasting from The Oven. Don't waste your time at Aroma.

A co worker wanted to order Indian to be delivered for lunch today. Given that this was $10, I definitely expected more. The pieces are tiny and clearly there aren't very many. She was also underwhelmed by her biriyani and mulligatawny soup. Tiny portions for the price.

Are you serious??? I paid for this crap??? I've never been more angry about an order in my life. $17 for 6 pieces of lamb and $6 for super small thing of soup. I hope this place goes out of business.

The first time I went to Aroma's it was pre-pandemic and it was dine-in. I remember the naan was the best part and the food was good. I ordered grubhub today and was VERY surprised by the portions. I paid $12.95 for lamb korma and the container was very small. See photo for reference; one is the lamb korma and the other is the rice container. This is incredibly disappointing and I won't order take out from here again.

This might be the best Indian food in Lincoln. I've only been here once, but the food was amazing. My wife was also blown away (figuratively). I had a grilled chicken dish, I saw a picture of it online and our server shows it to the cook, unfortunately I didn't catch the name. It was sizzling hot when it can to the table and the flavor was great. The chicken was grilled to perfection, well seasoned and decently moist. We ordered cheese naan, garlic naan and followed up with a plain naan with our entrées. They we all good, but the plain was a stand out for texture and consistency. I would order the plain if I was only going to get one. My wife had the chicken vindaloo, she was extremely pleased, and said it was her new favorite spot for vindaloo!! The restaurant itself was pretty run down and could use some minor and major repairs. Small things like our napkin dispenser being empty, and larger things like the old worn mismatched booths being in poo. Our table wasn't completely clean either but once we tasted the food we forgot about the issues in the dinning room. At this price point $45 for two meals (one without any side of rice or anything) and 3 naan and no drinks, I would expect a little more care given to the dinning room to elevate the overall experience; however, that being said, we can't wait to go back and try some different dishes.

This modest downtown fast casual restaurant has delicious food without frills or pretentiousness. Stop in for a quick sit-down meal or order food to go! We tried the chicken momos, paneer naan, Navratran biryani, and the chicken tikka lunch special. The momos were really great, and the hubs said they're just as good as what you can get back home in India. The dumpling wrapper is tender, the flavorful ground chicken filling is juicy, and the dipping sauce complements well. My chicken tikka was juicy, roasty, and tasty! The lunch portion is pretty small, so if you're hungry, you should probably get something in addition or order the regular portion. The navratran biryani is seasoned rice with golden raisins, cashews, and veggies...super delish and not too sweet! The paneer naan was sooo fresh, and the coriander chutney served alongside is herby and awesome.There are a couple drink fridges with canned and bottled drinks, and serve-your-own water in pitchers with refrigerated glasses.Put your worries aside and definitely try this place out. Your belly will be happy you did!

Best Indian food in Lincoln hands down. It's amazing food and the service is always great. Their chicken tikka masala is fantastic, and I suggest trying something new because you'll probably like it.

It's always super tasty, however, my chicken vindaloo had more sauce and potatoes than chicken, as I counted five pieces of meat total in my tub. For $16, I would like to have A LOT more protein.Hubs was the same, he had lamb curry with maybe four pieces of meat. $51 for a two person meal is really outrageously overpriced! I'm not sure if we'll order their take out again.

Authentic Indian that doesn't cut corners in spices or preparation. The baigan Bartha had a delightful smoky flavor that only comes from oven roasting eggplant for hours. The paneer makahani was rich in spices and I could drink the sauce up like soup. Tip: Open for takeout only and they offer a cash discount.

Short story: not worth the price for the portion sizes or quality of the food. We ordered for delivery and have on many occasions at other Indian restaurants ordered an entree and then bread, soup, etc and it's been enough for two or three people to share. Tonight We had chicken tikka masala, mulligatawny soup, vegetable pakoras, and naan and roti. The portion sizes were absolutely ridiculously small. There was probably 1/2 cup of soup ($4.95) and the entree was more like soup with thin sauce and a few pieces of chicken in it. ($16.95). The soup was overspiced, the entree under seasoned. Mint chutney was $1.95 for two small sauce cups--it was good. One piece of naan and one of roti-- small and rolled into foil and all of the order fit into a bag the size of a kid's lunch sack. Even before delivery fees and tip, the food order alone was almost $38!!!! Definitely not worth the price. I called the restaurant to make sure there hadn't been an error with the portion sizes but they said that's their normal portion size. Absolutely not worth the price.