Mynt Fine Indian Cuisine

Great Indian spot in a cool area of Winter Park.We went in person and tried the samosas chaat (a must when dining in-person), saag paneer, aloo gobi, yellow daal, and of course butter naan. Everything was excellent. We asked for medium spice and everything was on the milder side of medium except for the aloo gobi, which was the spiciest thing we ordered. So if you like things very spicy, go for a higher spice level - but it is delicious and flavorful either way!Service was also great. The place was pretty empty when we went for dinner (though it was 7pm on a Wednesday, so maybe it's busier on weekends). We'll definitely be back to support this awesome business!

As I assume many people do, we have our usual Indian spot we like to order from, but this time we wanted to try something new. Mynt had great ratings so we wanted to give it a shot! Dinner service was served upstairs, indicated by a sign on the door and just inside the lower level. There was only one other table there, so service was prompt and friendly. The menu is extensive! We got samosa chaat to start, then saag paneer, kadai aloo & gobi, daal dum pukht, and butter naan. For the 4 of us, it was way more than enough but thankfully Indian food reheats well! Everything was delicious, although varied in spice level. We asked for medium spice on every dish but most of us found that only the aloo & gobi really had any kick to it. Nonetheless, we finished our meal extremely full and satisfied. They even brought us moist towelettes to clean our hands with when they brought the check. The towelettes were in special branded packaging that revealed to us this restaurant is owned by the same company that owns Saffron and Madras in Dr. Phillips which we are also fans of!

My family and I got a to go order, so I can't tell you about the ambiance. My parents said that the man that brought them the food was very nice and that they enjoyed talking to him while they waited for their food.The food itself was very good. The Mali Kofta was the best I have ever had. I will warn you though, the hot is incredibly spicy. My husband that usually loves all thing spicy said it was too much for him. He ate it anyway because the flavor was really good, but he began to sweat while doing so.I highly recommend Mynt, just stop at medium spicy

We were in the mood for Indian food for lunch and decided to try Mynt's buffet on a Sunday. The buffet is located upstairs in a small dining area that was pretty full. For $20, the buffet had decent options, and I was excited to sample a variety of dishes. The butter chicken was a standout, though it was constantly running low due to its popularity. I do wish there were a couple more curry options to explore, but overall, everything was well-stocked and flavorful.The service was impressive - our waiter was quick to clear dirty plates and kept our water glasses filled. Plus, the free basket of naan was a great bonus!If you enjoy Indian cuisine and buffets, Mynt is definitely worth a visit!

I first must say that the food is delicious. High quality and flavorful. As for the experience, it was odd. Very odd. We went for the Saturday buffet and it was busy as you would expect. When you walk upstairs for seating, you walk right into the middle of tables and the buffet line. It's rather chaotic, especially for a first timer. We were sat quickly but they didn't speak to us. Just pointed to a table and then the buffet. I asked for a Diet Coke at the beginning of the meal but he didn't bring it to me until we were almost done. Even more oddly, he tried to hand it to me while I was waiting in the bathroom line. Forewarning - the soda is not served with ice so it was lukewarm soda that wasn't really drinkable. It's okay if they don't use ice but I would have liked to know that so I could have ordered something else. The noise level was LOUD. I'm pretty sure they were playing a Rihanna Spotify list and it really didn't mesh well with the atmosphere. The worst part was unfortunately out of the restaurant's control, but it felt like we were in a daycare. Yelling kids that were skirting in between the tables and guests around the buffet while their parents sat and ate.I want to give them another shot but I think I'll go for a sit down meal instead of the buffet next time.

Love, love, love this place. Takeout, dine in, the weekend buffet, it's all great. We are trying to eat less meat and all the vegatarian options here are fantastic. We have also had the lamb and chicken based options which we always enjoy. Make sure to try the Nan breads, the garlic is fantastic!!

Went for their lunch buffet upstairs because it smelled so good outside while walking by. I tried a bit of everything, & enjoyed it all. My plate was full, & then they surprised me with complimentary fresh baked bread brought to my table. It was DELICIOUS! The BEST bread. It had a bit of olive oil on it. I really enjoyed all their dishes, & the chutney. Dessert was really good also. I had pistachio ice cream with fruit in it, & a warm carrot dessert, so tasty. I really enjoyed the ginger flavor. It was all so good, & I had a nice view outside my window.

This place continually gets recognized as one of the best Indian restaurants in town, but it has eluded me for too long. One day, I said you know what? I'm gonna go. So I made a reservation, showed up on time, and had one of the better Indian meals of my whole life. The menu is a little simplified compared to other places, probably to appeal more to the local clientele, but I didn't mind. Sometimes, too much choice overwhelms. I got to focus in, enjoy my delicious Mango Lassi, and pick what sounded to be the best of the best. We started off with the Chinese Bhel (Noodles | Fresh Mix Veggies | Tangy Seasoning). Already, unlike anything I've ever experienced before. Very crispy noodles and fresh, prominent veggies, all held together by that aforementioned tangy seasoned sauce. Very fun, very unique, can't really describe the flavor. You just gotta try it. I love chaat. Then I ordered an old favorite, the Vegetable Samosa (Crispy Turnover | Stuffed Seasoned Potatoes | Peas). This was excellent. Classic. Crispy on the outside, very soft and well seasoned on the inside. Not too many peas. Served with two wonderfully sauces on the side. Can't go wrong with these. Then for the main event, the Mynt Mix Grill (Tandoori Sampler). This was a mix of all the tandoori meats, all cooked to perfection. Boneless Chicken, Lamb, Salmon, Jumbo Shrimp. Maybe a couple others, too, I forget. All of it moist and juicy and delicious. Tandoori can get dry pretty quickly, but these guys handled it right. Served with sides of butter sauce and basmati rice, this was literally perfect. I also ordered a side of the Garlic Naan (Unleavened Bread Topped With Garlic Butter), because I swear, I will never see naan on a menu and not order it, no matter where I am. Also perfect. Pillowy and garlicky on top, crispy to a snap on the bottom. Always brings me back to my childhood with Momma's tortillas. Finished off the meal with some Gulab Jamun (Fresh Mawa | Condensed Milk). A couple of soaked fritters sitting in a pool of the soaking liquid. This was lovely. It's heavy, but light at the same time. It's not chocolate, it's not fruit, it's in the middle, so if you want to get out of those two major highways of dessert categories, try this!Overall, wow, this was so lovely. I see how they can go blow-for-blow with the other big boys of Indian food in Orlando. Who's the best? Who knows. I'll just have to keep trying them all.

Great weekend buffet for $20 each that comes with a beverage such as a mimosa or non alcoholic beverage. We've been for the buffet a few times now and the food and service are equally good.

Love this place! Lunch was a blast here on 1/27.. belly full bungee glad #242 The waiter and stuff was delightful and will definitely return here.