By mbuckles at Citysearch December 27, 2007
After having frustratingly bad Indian meals at restaurants in the East Bay, I asked my Indian cooking teacher where SHE ate when she wanted to go out. She recommended this place. I have been eating here regularly for about 7 years. I am a vegetarian so I have only sampled the veg dishes but they were fresh, spiced well, but not overly hot for the American palate. They use fresh, not frozen vegetables in their dishes for the most part. I can not be sure with the spinach. The menu tends to the typical American Indian restaurant offerings, nothing new or unusual here: Saag Paneer, Aloo Gobhi, Dal Makhani, Channa Masala, Bhindi Masala etc. etc.\t\nFor the meat eaters, they probably have the dishes you are used to and also make Tandoori dishes. The in the past has been overly salted but recently it has been just right consistently. Not too oily as some Indian can be.\t\nTo my amusement they put a sliced marischino cherry on top of the rice! Cute touch. Not a gourmet place but\t\nvery tasty and satisfying food. The lunch buffet is great, too. For organic vegetables and a more unusual selection of dishes, try Breads of India in Berkeley or downtown Oakland. ...read more
By wegoeat at Citysearch April 01, 2006
This truly is a gem in Alameda. All of the dishes that I have tried here have been really wonderful. From the Dahl Makani to the Lamb Vindaloo to all the Tikka Masala and Samosa inbetween. \t\n\t\nThe location is a bit odd, in a house on a quiet street. They have recently renovated the foyer, however, the turqoise and white booths still remain as do the aqua-marine beaded curtains. \t\n\t\nEverything that I have eaten at India Palace tastes so fresh. I highly recommend the Chicken Korma and Lamb Vindaloo. I have recently tried the Lamb Paneer and that was heavenly as well (and I'm usually not a big fan of lamb!). The Tandoori Chicken comes to your table sizzling on a bed of carmelizing sweet onions.\t\n\t\nYou can tell an ethnic restaurant is good when you see the native ethnicity eating there. This is the case with India Palace. ...read more
By zm at Citysearch July 10, 2004
The interior of India Palace is a little odd: blue and white booths and tiled walls in one section make it seem like 50's style diner. But the food is good and they don't make you wait for it. The staff are charming and smile broadly when they see us come in (we're regulars), for which we forgive them when a water glass goes unfilled or a check takes a while to appear. For quality Indian food in a casual atmosphere, I recommend a visit to India Palace. ...read more
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