Tandoori Hut

Hut hut hut, attention please- you need to make a stop at this spot in Belltown!My friends and I were jonesing for Indian food for dinner after going to Us the Duo's concert at the Crocodile. Just a few blocks away was this spot. We were the only ones there, and we got all the love from the staff, which turned out to be all family members! We were served by Roshin aka "Sing," and she said that her husband was the chef in the back. We got:- vegetable pakora ($6.95): mixed vegetable fritters. These were packed with flavor!- samosa chat ($9.95): vegetable samosa with garbanzo beans. This was filled to the brim and the exterior was perfectly crispy.- garlic and basil naan ($3.95): bread topped with onions, cilantro, and spices. This was slightly over toasted and not as buttery as I would've liked, but for the portion you get, this was well worth the price.- lamb korma ($16.95): saffron cashew nut curry with lamb. This was tender. Will have to say that the lamb was really gamey though. Not sure if that's a bad thing or not LOL. The dish came with biryani, which soaked up the remaining curry well.We learned that the business has been in operation since 2010, and they have a Wednesday and Thursday lunch buffet, which I'll have to check out before dance one day!

I feel like Tandoori hut is completely underrated. I cannot speak to the buffet but all the entrees I've tried have all been exceptional and extremely complex in flavor. Recently I had the butter chicken and it was FIRE!!!! the chicken was tender, the spice level couldn't have been more perfect and the sauce was rich, creamy, and so deeply flavorful. The naan was also fantastic. Another notable thing about this place is the service! Every single time I'm here the matron of the restaurant is just a complete delight of a human being. She is so welcoming and friendly. Just wonderful. They're also doing a new thing in here where you get about 6 different portions with salad for only around $17 or so dollars. Seemed like a fantastic deal. I would recommend checking them out.

The sweetest owners! Went there on Holi and got their vegetable pakora and absolutely BOMB tamarind chutney. life has been changed, they will have a new regular soon :)

So good! We had a wonderful experience at this small, charming restaurant. It's family-run, and the woman who greets you at the door is probably the sweetest woman you will ever meet. I felt like she was my aunt who really wanted to make sure that we had a good meal. Her son works there, and was also very nice, and her husband cooks -- and he's a fantastic cook! We love northern Indian food, and this menu is very extensive. We had daal, spinach naan, tandoori shrimp, lamb, and vegetable curry. Everything was perfectly prepared and delicious! I washed my food down with a mango lassi -- so yummy! We were really happy.

Family was visiting from out of town and were craving Indian food. They were very satisfied with what we got. Not too long of a wait, good size portions, and delicious tasting!Highly recommend their chicken tikka (tandoori specialty) and the delicious tikka masala to dip the naan in. Also ordered their mango lassi and was happy with how sweet it was. I usually get lassi that taste really sour from other places but this one really hit the spot.I may have found a place to satisfy my Indian food craving and will recommend this place to others. Not to mention when my brother in law picked up the food, he mentioned how awesome their customer service was!

We are in the mood for an easy healthy vegetarian dinner and it was good. The daal makhani and malai kofta was done nicely and perfect with rice and tandoori rotis.

This place was honestly so delicious I can't stop raving about it. Probably some of the best naans I've had yet, and the curries were so flavorful, we left so full and content. With such great food, also came great service! Our waiter was so attentive and the lady at the desk was so sweet and gave us good recs on the food. 10/10 recommend to try and can't wait to go back!

Never experienced fraudulent practices at a restaurant like this before; will not return.I found this place on Yelp, checked out their menu on their website, and came in. There was no A/C so sat outside. They handed out a menu. It matched what I saw online - no surprises. I ordered the food. The chicken in the Chicken Vindaloo was a little tough and grisly, so I ordered the Chicken Tikka Tandoori. I said nothing about not liking the Chicken Vindaloo - I was fine paying for both entrees. Then I asked for the check. Only one catch - everything is 50% higher than what was stated on the menu or online.Now, I've run into places that increased their prices and didn't re-print their menus. They update their website, put a note on the printed menus, or blot out the prices on the menus so there are no prices. Lots of options to communicate to customers that the printed menus don't have accurate prices. In this case, the printed menus matched the website prices and there was no notice anywhere of the prices being higher - and we're not talking 10% or 20% but 50%!I asked about the price difference. They acknowledged they didn't update the menus and said they didn't have access to their "old website" anymore and there's a new one now. After I left, I took a closer look and found that both their Google and Yelp business pages pointed to this "old website", so is it really their "old website" or their only website? And are they saying they don't have access to their Google page, Yelp page, or website? I find this difficult to believe. And even if this were true, they need to provide notice somehow that their printed menus aren't accurate.In the end, the ugliest part of the experience wasn't the 50% increase on the advertised prices - it was their acting like it was perfectly normal to just add 50% to the tab. I think this is why I just paid and left.NOTE: I have never used the word "fraud" to describe an eating out experience before. Fraud is defined as "wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain" which I felt best described the behavior I encountered.

Absolutely underrated restaurant alert!! I was really craving some Indian food and decided to give Tandoori Hut a try. I ended up getting to the restaurant pretty quick after placing my to-go order, so I knew I was going to have to wait. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, and they made sure I had a spot to sit while waiting for my order. They even ensured that my mango lassi was prepared and given first so that I could sip while waiting.The inside was cute, cozy, and absolutely an escape from the dreary outside. My food was ready quite quickly, and the prices were very reasonable as well, especially for the portions.Now, onto the food - mango lassi, chicken tikka masala, garlic and basil naan. Mango lassi - sweet, thick, and absolutely delicious. I had to pace myself to not accidentally drink the entire thing while waiting! The sweetness complemented the tanginess of the chicken tikka masala, which, despite not being very spicy, was incredibly flavorful. The gravy was thick enough to easily scoop with the soft naan, and they had a generous amount of chicken pieces. The garlic of the naan elevated the flavors of the meal, and I genuinely found it worth it over a regular naan. The chicken tikka also came with rice, but I was so hungry and the food was so good that I devoured it with just naan alone!Overall, this place is absolutely fantastic and I highly recommend it!! I will absolutely be back!

As soon as we walked in we were greeted warmly. Ordered many dishes with the recommendation of the owner son. The food came out piping hot and flavorful. The lighting was a bit dim for my old eyes, but nothing bad. I really enjoyed the time here and the meal. I would definitely come back.