King of Tandoor

My first impression — there is no one here at all at 6:30PM Friday night… hm.
The place looks old and dirty. The bathroom is old and dirty. Our table wobbled.
The menus were beautiful. They were hardcover pages, which was different. They had a lot of variety, but I felt some of the dishes were a little on the pricer side, especially for the area.
Anyway — the food. AKA the most important part.
Onion fritters — 4 BIG pieces. Lots of flavor, very good.
Lamb Kurma — also very good! could have had more of an almond-​y/​coconut flavor, though.
My boyfriend got a curry dish, which he liked very much. The lamb was tender for the most part.
The naan was fine.
I also had 1 glass of house wine. In the indian restaurants I go to in Brooklyn, wine is usually $ 4 – 6 a glass. I was surprised to see it was $ 7.25 here. It was pretty good wine, though.
The bill came out to around $ 50. Not what I like to spend on Indian food. We typically don’t pay over $ 40.
Overall, I think their food is on-​par with the many indian restaurants I’ve been to, but the prices are high. If you wanna charge higher prices, the ambiance of the place needs to be of a higher class.

Good place to eat. It is not expensive and the food is good, large choice of dishes. I recommend this restaurant !!!

Ordered food @ 8:30pm called @ 9:45 guy who picked up was very rude I told him I ordered my food over hour and half he said he don’t see my order on line didn’t want the confirmation number wanted me to order my food over again @ 9:45pm!!!

Just a Word: excellent!
The food is very good, the staff really Nice with very good Mango Lassi. Really Nice place to go.

King of Tandoor, how I love thee, let me count the ways. Staff is super friendly, theres some kick ass entertainment on the telly. Delivery is fast and the food is fantastic, many vegetarian options

Just ordered delivery for the first time and was pleasantly surprised at how flavorful the food is. Delivery did take a while, but the quality made up for it. Probably the best Tikka Masala I’ve ever had, along with oven-​fresh fluffy naan. I will definitely order my Indian here from now on!

I ordered today from King of Tandoor, fast delivery, food was very good, had 2 naans, 1 Pori, 1 chicken tikka masala, veggi Briyani and Dahl.
All were delicious, portions were very generous and everything was fresh and hit by the time it got to me.
A very positive experience.
Looking forward to dine there and update this.
Update,
Had a 2^nd delivery, got chicken Masala and chicken liver, both were excellent, delivery was very fast and food was hot.
Thumps up

Pretty solid, decent dining experience. Nothing bad, nothing exceptional.

They would have gotten 5 stars but here’s why they received 3.
Food is great tasting, especially the chicken tikka masala. Great flavor. Mango lassi could have been a little less thick but it was super delicious. Overall, good food.
Here’s where things fail: their customer service.
The delivery guys are super incredibly rude and extremely impatient. Can you give me time to get out the door to the elevator or stairs? How do you call me ONE MINUTE/​60 seconds after? I would say thank you and none would respond. Not even an «ok». One even told me he has other deliveries and I’m holding up business.
If I am holding up business, then what exactly are YOU doing wrong.
It’s way too expensive to be that nasty. I may or may not buy from them again and would gladly spread the word.
Get it together.

This restaurant was completely and maddeningly irresponsible. I placed my order and received an email confirmation with a time estimate of 45 – 55 minutes. I then received an update one half hour later confirming this time frame. After the time had passed, I called the restaurant to inquire about my order. I was told they never received the order. I told them I received a confirmation that my order had been received. I was then told my order was in the computer but it never printer out and they had closed ½ hour ago. That was it. Nothing else, no responsibility, no apology, no attempt to right the situation after I waited over an hour for the food that never came.
I called Seamless. Seamless put me on hold while they checked their records. They said records showed my order left the restaurant at 10:30 pm, the time they closed. THEY HAD THE NERVE TO CHARGE ME FOR AN ORDER THEY NEVER INTENDED TO DELIVER!!! Then they put me on hold again and called to find out what happened. At that point, the manager acknowledged the food never went out, said one of the workers must have indicated it had, and the manager wanted to deliver the meal to me tomorrow. I am getting up at the crack of dawn to go out of town, will get to bed 2 hours later, and have a better idea for what the manager can do with the meal.

We got the curry dinner for two. For 35 dollars we got two appetizers, naan, two soup, two kinds of curry, and two desserts. The mushroom soup was some of the best soup Ive ever had. The lamb in the curry was a little tough but the flavor of the curry made up for it. The service was good, the indian music was great. I would go back if I am ever in the area again.

Not the best experience when it comes to indian food. I felt like my shrimp curry was bland. The Gulab Jamun was cold and I only got two (usually I get 4 balls). I had to ask the waiter to reheat it. The only saving grace was Pistachios Kulfi (ice cream).

I recently came here with a friend for a casual lunch.
There was no wait for a table and he staff was super friendly and fast.
I ordered the Chicken Livers to start, Lamb Saag for my meal and a Flying Horse to drink. Soooo delish! The livers were so savory and tender. The Lamb was cooked perfectly. And the beer washed it all down.
If you ever find yourself in the neighborhood, do yourself a favor and stop!
ps. Do yourself an additional favor and order the Garlic Naan Bread. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Okay
the place clean
Food could be batter
If you don’t like it not too spicy this is the place
I have had real India food and it was way batter

WHAT ARE YOU ALL SMOKING??? This is awful food. Like I have the munchies and haven’t eaten all day and am still tossing it all.
We ordered $ 100 worth of vegetarian food from here. It was a 6 person group, so we got a ton of veggie curries, rices, breads, salad, chickpea app, etc… Pretty much tried most of the veg menu.
This is not Indian food. This is so far from authentic Indian food.
Nothing was good. Nothing. Even the rice was dry and gross. (This is coming from a girl who wrote a series of poems on how rice is her favorite food… in 4^th grade.)
The curries are drenched in oil, not one had any hint of spice (we ordered all medium or hot dishes), they all tasted the same, and ¼ of the order was missing. Annoying.

I’ve lived in the neighborhood for over 3 years and have always gotten Indian delivery from another place which is very good except their dal which I find just okay. Yesterday I decided to give King of Tandoor a try and I’m really glad I did. Their dal is VERY good. So good. I also loved their Alo Motor Gobi and meat samosas. Delicious. The garlic naan wasn’t very garlicky (but it was fluffy) and the Mulligatawny soup was not the best I’ve had, but for the dal and samosas alone, I might be a convert. This is what I usually like to gorge on anyway. Delivery was fast and my order was exactly right.
I ordered side dishes of both the dal and motor gobi and received a large rice with it. I wasn’t sure whether they’d send rice with the side dish portions but was very happy to see that they did.

Don’t be deterred by their neon «OPEN» sign and ubiquitous Christmas lights dangling off the front awning. This place is the jewel of Flatbush. Based on a friend’s recommendation, this became Sunday night’s destination for clearing out the rest of my upper respiratory assault by flu. The place smelled like a roasted cardamom pod. My mucosa were excited by this comforting nutty perfume. Our order consisted of Gobi Bhajee (spicy roasted cauliflower in tomato), Chicken Rogonjosh (cubed chicken floating in an almond, yogurt and cumin-​y spiked sauce), Crabmeat Curry (crab cooked down to an almost purée consistency that was savory, but not at all spicy) and Chef’s Special Vegetable Delight (huge pieces of cauliflower, carrot and broccoli roasted in a nutty, buttery sauce). The garlic naan and raita were the only accompaniments to the dishes along with more basmati than God. As we sat and waited for our take away order, we were treated to glasses of mango nectar to open our appetites. Insanely theatrical pop videos from India on their flat screen mesmerized me, making the twenty minutes go by very quickly. The gesture, coupled with the quality of the food, have carved a special place in my curry loving heart for the King of Tandoor. I can’t wait to go back and try something truly spicy — my only lament that we didn’t ask about heat level prior to making our choices.
It will be fun to explore their menu, both in house and carry out!

Came here on a Monday night for some curry, mouth watering. My teeth were clenching as soon as I smelled the aroma of the Resturaunt. Very homely, place feels awesome. Customer service it a ¹⁰⁄₁₀ and everyone is so kind! Very clean and once again the food Is AMAZING here. The dude with the long hair is funny and helps you with everything. His suggestions are good, I’ll defiantly come back, this all goes to my waiter (long hair guy)

A great neighborhood Indian spot! I’ve always passed by, wanting to order something, but I never got around to it until this past weekend. There was only one woman dining in when I entered to place an order to go, which you might want to take as a bad sign, but the neighborhood doesn’t strike me as much of a «walk in, sit, and eat» kind of crowd with many of the restaurants on Flatbush Ave so it didn’t surprise me. My boyfriend and I ordered the Vegetable Pakora, Beef Bindi, and Biryani, and the smells coming out of that kitchen while we were waiting were incredibly pungent.
The curry sauce my Beef Bindi was bathed in was delicious and not spicy at all, which was what I wanted. I only wished it came with more meat and sauce. And while the curry to rice ratio may have seemed off, it was actually perfect. With an entire platter of rice, I was very, very full from my dish. For whatever reason, we waited to eat the Pakora until after our mains, so we didn’t really get to enjoy them as much as we could’ve since we were so full.
Will order again!

This place is the bomb!
1. Excellent Customer Service!
2. Super extensive reasonably priced menu!
3. Really good food!
I love it. It’s too bad I don’t like in Brooklyn, but at least I know where to go when I’m in the area. I would highly recommend this restaurant. I love Indian food and I was not disappointed.