Location: Okemos
Top Restaurants in Okemos
Most Popular Indian food in Okemos, Michigan, United States
Find out what Indian restaurants to try in Okemos. Okemos /ˈoʊkɪməs/ is an unincorporated community in Meridian Charter Township, Ingham County in the U.S. state of Michigan. It is a census-designated place (CDP) for statistical purposes and does not have any separate legal existence as a municipality. Local government is provided by the township. The population was 21,369 at the 2010 census.
Things to do in Okemos
1. Swagath Indian Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 237 reviews
Authentic Indian Cuisine
Reviewed By Kristy_rose_herman
I was impressed by how quickly and frequently my water was refilled. My friend did not experience the same for her drink, however. Somewhat limited menu but enough choices for vegetarians, vegans and gluten free diners. Meals came with plenty of rice but naan was not included. Tried the okra and enjoyed it, loved the korma. Would try the lassi if I go back.
2. Persis Indian Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Authentic Indian Food
Reviewed By ljaack
The host is charming and engaging. Of 10 tables 6 or 7 were filled with Southeast Asian customers, which I usually take as a good sign. Pappadams were flavorful with a trio of sauces (tamarind, mint/cilantro, and some lovely red sweet and spicy chutney). We were lame and only tried our favorite stand-bys -- chicken tikka masala, naan, onion kulcha, and butter chicken. I know, I know, there are more adventures in the cuisine just waiting for us! But I get to eat Indian so infrequently that I bail for a favorite stand-by. I just love it so much! We were not disappointed. Heat level of 5 was pretty mild I thought, so I'll try a 7 next time. Everybody was lovely and the food was great. I'll definitely be back!
3. Sindhu Indian Cuisine
Overall Ratings
3 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By Thomas S
This is a regular stop for our family. The Saturday buffet is reasonably priced and the food is always top notch. You will not walk out of here disappointed. The service has been good for us and the restaurant has always been fairly clean. This place is the reason I love Indian food. The only catch is that the restaurant isn't that big so you really need to get here before the lunch rush or dinner rush if you want the best experience.
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4. Sree Saffron
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Brian A
We visited on a Saturday around 2:30pm and discovered this new restaurant was having a buffet. Flavors were bold, tending to more spice and more flavor. Everything was seasoned perfectly and even though they were 30 minutes from closing there were fresh items in each tray. After returning to our table with our plates loaded we were given two fresh naan.Service was friendly and engaged. The food was delicious and worth a return trip. The restaurant itself if sparsely decorated, but clean and inviting. The Lansing region has a worthy competitor for best Indian food in the area.
5. Paradise Indian Cuisine
"Paradise is a trademarked Indian restaurant chain with its signature biryani, specialities in moghlai and tandoor food. With great brand name comes the great taste. Paradise is the pioneer and successful Indian restaurant in USA"
Reviewed By Guest080
We were recently here for dinner, and were very happy with our meal. First of all, you need to know that this a casual place; you will not need to dress up to go here. In furnishings, this restaurant looks like fast food. The menus are printed as handouts to take home for your next carry out order. We began with the fried onion appetizer. A lot of nice Indian restaurants have been cheapening this appetizer by removing most of the onions. You get a fried lump of batter, with a few onion shards as part of the lump. Here, you get actual onions. They look like the canned fried onions you see at Thanksgiving time, but these are way better. They are fresh fried, nicely seasoned, and green herb leaves are added at the last minute. Did I also say that the price is very good? As our main dish, we ordered matar paneer, green peas and Indian cheese in a gold curry gravy. This was great, and not too hot for American taste when ordered mild. For dessert, we ordered the Indian bread with cashews, coconut, and something else sweet, maybe it was honey. Too sweet to eat with your meal, but a wonderful dessert. Wait time was reasonable, the food was top flight, and the value for price charged was excellent!
