Indian Restaurants in St. Louis

St. Louis, Missouri, offers a variety of outdoor attractions and activities for active visitors. You can enjoy a game of disc golf at Creve Coeur Park, bike along the Katy Trail Bike Path or test your swing at the Missouri Bluffs Golf Club. You can also stroll through the Missouri Botanical Gardens, visit the zoo, or marvel at the wonder of the Gateway Arch. When it's time for a break, enjoy a meal at one of the city's Indian restaurants.

Rasoi

Rasoi is located in the Forest Park Hotel in western St. Louis. This restaurant offers selections from both North and South India, as well as Indian inspired fusion dishes. If you are unfamiliar with Indian cuisine, you can sample selections from the restaurant's daily lunch buffet. The menu features numerous appetizers including lobster dosa, samosas, pudina paneer and tandoori vegetables. Tandoori specialties include malai kabob and tandoori New York Strip steak. Vegetarian guests can choose from a variety of meatless options, including channa masala, aloo gobi and matter paneer. Rasoi is open for lunch and dinner 7 days a week, and reservations are encouraged for dinner.

Rasoi
25 N. Euclid Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63108
(314) 361-6911
rasoi.com

House of India

House of India is well known for its lunch buffet, which features numerous dals, tandoori dishes, appetizers and desserts. It is also known for its extensive selection of vegetarian options, including alu palak, baingan bharta, bhindi masala and channa masala. House of India's vegetarian combination platter consisting of samosas, three meatless entrée samplers, dessert and coffee. Other menu choices include lamb curry, chicken vindaloo, shrimp tikka masala and fish curry. House of India serves lunch and dinner 7 days a week, and reservations are not necessary.

House of India
8501 Delmar St.
St. Louis, MO 63124
(314) 567-6850
hoistl.com

Saffron Indian Cuisine

Saffron Indian Cuisine offers North Indian cuisine in a casual atmosphere. Popular entrees include chicken korma, lamb madras and tandoori shrimp. Indo-Chinese options include stir fried chicken, chili shrimp and garlic chicken. This restaurant's menu offers a variety of vegetarian options including kadhi okra, mushroom saag and yellow daal. Saffron Indian Cuisine is known for its fresh tandoori breads such as poori and garlic naan. This restaurant is open for lunch and dinner daily, and also offers a lunch buffet 7 days a week. Reservations are available but not necessary.

Saffron Indian Cuisine
2137 Barrett Station Rd.
St. Louis, MO 63131
(314) 965-3822
saffronstl.net

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