India Cafe - Bryant

The food is top notch. The service is on par with the food. Great to have this business in Saline County. Keep it up!

Found this indian restaurant out of nowhere and decided to give it a try. Small menu and very very limited vegetarian options. The taste of the food was quite alright, nothing too great or bad, considering the scale of the place.

Food is not tasty. Saag Paneer is not freshly chopped saag it’s more like powder mix with water. It’s more like fast food.

I have seen this place a few times and thought of giving it a shot for well over a year, and tonight, we finally did. I am very impressed with the flavors, options, and service. It's difficult to find a quality Indian restaurant in Central Arkansas; if you are reading, give this one a fair chance.First, do yourself a favor and get the Mango Lassi it's amazing. We shared one, and I also heard the table across from us order one too and exclaimed how amazing it was.The Naan was great; fresh, hot, and flavorful. We had Cheese Naan and Garlic Naan. Couldn't have asked for anything more and paired well with each of our main dishes. There was plenty leftover to take home.For each of our main dishes, Chicken Korma and Lamb Rojan Josh, the flavors were balanced amazingly, and the serving size was plenty to share and take home for lunch tomorrow. I will say, and not a major complaint, I wish the rice would have been fresh. To be fair, we came in 1½ hours before closing; I'm not going to expect a whole fresh batch of basmati rice to be prepared just for only 5 people in the restaurant near closing. It was still flavorful. I just could tell it'd been prepared earlier.Pricing is what you'd expect at your basic Indian restaurant, but the quality and flavors are not basic. Great value!Will be going back again soon to try other options. I was really debating on whether to get the Korma or the Briyani; I will try next time along with the Mahi. I noticed many great reviews about the Mahi Mahi, and the server mentioned how great it is, too.Ordered: Mango Lassi, Garlic Naan, Cheese Naan, Chicken Korma, and Lamb Rojan JoshVegetarian options: Plenty available, every menu item seems to also have a vegetarian alternative. This is fairly standard at most Indian restaurants.Kid-friendliness: Kid options availableWheelchair accessibility: There is plenty of space to maneuver wheelchair inside and out.

If you're looking for decent Indian food this is not it. Used to have good food. But the last few times we've tried, everything is under/overcooked and has weird sugar taste. Roti was especially awful, like it had been left out for a week. I'm not going back.