FRESH INDIAN GRILL is an innovative Indian Restaurant concept located in the heart of Carmel, Indiana. The menu offers classic Indian dishes freshly prepared with the best ingredients and served in a …
My absolute favorite place around. They consistently have great flavor and high-quality Chicken Korma Gluten Free for a good portion/value.
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Sahaj K
2 contributions
Didn't like
• 11/12/24
• Orden de DoorDash
Goat Karahi flavor was pretty decent. But for the price, there were only like five pieces, and one piece was all bone. Wayyy too much oil. I've gotten this item a few times now and it's inconsistent. But everytime it makes a mess. Oil gets everywhere just by opening the lid. Karahi is usually pretty oily, but this seems like it is too much. Mango Lassi was pretty good. $19 for this entree is way too high for what you get.
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Nakita W
Emerging Expert • 11 contributions
Didn't like
• 6/12/24
• Calificación de DoorDash
I loved the Korma, but this dish was nothing but yellow and red onions. I actually do not like onions. However, I can stand them in moderation. However, this dish had to have an entire half of a yellow onion and an entire half of a red onion just in this one serving alone. However, I will still order the Korna from them again, just not this dish.
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Dave S
Emerging Expert • 14 contributions
Loved
• 29/1/25
• Orden de DoorDash
The bread from this place is amazing! The naan is light and slight crispy---perfect. Tonight I ordered poori (a puffy whole bread) and was blown away! So good. They also have the best mint chutney I've ever eaten (incl. in India). I usually order saag paneer at Indian restaurants, but tried chicken paneer tonight. The chicken was tender and moist---it was NOT yesterday's leftover, dry tandoori chicken like many places use. A must on any Indian food lover's list!
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Mark G
Emerging Expert • 43 contributions
Didn't like
• 18/3/26
• Orden de DoorDash
Haveli Indian in Broad Ripple has waaay better biryani packed with flavor. I asked for medium heat, this has zero heat and was greasy. The aloo tiki is soaked in oil and all I can taste is oil. The chicken curry is flooded with water instead of ingredients.
