What an unexpected Gem. Such good food. Tasty and the mango chicken was not super sweet and tender. Mixed grill was very good. The beef kabobs was ok but lamb and chicken delicious

Another great dinner here while dropping the girls off at NAU. The service is spectacular. They even have a server coming around just to fill water glasses constantly. They checked on us multiple times making sure that we received All of our order. We were seated immediately and it takes a while for the food to come out because it is being prepared fresh to order. I can't have ginger at the moment so I asked the server my options. They have two options: Palak Paneer and Vegetable Korma. Both are really good. I have tried them. Tonight we ordered: - Indian tea (a waiter refilled this mug as well. It has a blend of spices but no black tea. My daughter said it tastes like a watered down milky version of a chai latte. She liked it. Her stomach was a little upset so she thought the ginger would help her feel better) - unsweetened black tea - Naan (comes out warm and soft with crisp edges and air pockets. It's so good.) - Garlic Naan - you can see from the pictures this looks amazing with the herbs and oil and cheese on top. It's very good. - Basmati rice for the table - Lamb Biryani (spice level three) - hubs loved this and was raving about how delicious all of the food and bread was tonight. - Vegetable Korma (spice level two) - honestly I wasn't sure if I'd feel satisfied with just a vegetable and some bread, but this dish blew me away. It had depth and flavor and it was very filling. It was a nice comforting dinner on a cold and windy night. This tasted like a creamy spiced gravy, and the veggies weren't too mushy. I dipped the naan into the gravy and it was as good as any comforting soup and bread dish. - Madrasa Lamb (spice level two) - my daughter loved this and took the leftovers back to her dorm - Chicken Tikka Masala for the table (spice level 2 out of 5) delicious masala. We loved it. - Butter Chicken (spice level three) - this is my daughter's favorite. She gets it every time and she took her leftovers back to the dorm with some rice. This is similar to the tikka masala. There are restrooms near the front of the restaurant for customers. There is a mini bar near the front for seating, and booth and table seating at the back.

After being a loyal take out fan of Delhi Palace my family and I finally ate there. We arrived around 7:00Pm and we were not seated until 7:45Pm, though this is could be avoided if you make a reservation or get take out. Once seated the service was amazing and attentive, though it felt a bit rushed. We had two appetizers, the Assorted snacks, which I highly recommend to anyone who is indecisive and wants to try those dishes. The second appetizer we had was tandoori chicken, the server asked to put in our tandoori chicken as an appetizer and we said yes. As a result, we didn't have naan or rice with it initially, so I highly suggest requesting it as a main instead of an appetizer! For our main we got the classic chicken tikka masala as both medium and spicy. Every member of our group was satisfied with the spice level! We also got the naan and garlic naan, both of which were delicious! I thought the garlic naan went best with the tandoori chicken. At the end of the meal they gave us a complementary bowl with what I think was rice pudding and it was delicious! Light, sweet and the perfect way to end a good meal!

Their service is awesome and some of the best Indian food that we have had. We live 3 hrs away and go here after every ski trip. Great experience, EVERY time!!

Decent Indian food. We visited Delhi Palace on a Wednesday night, and it was about a quarter full. Yellow tablecloths cover the tables and a large picture of the Taj Mahal sits at the end of room. Indian music played at a low volume during our visit. As soon as we sat down, we were given a thin crispy bread and green chutney. The chutney was delicious and the bread was standard. I tried the mushroom bhajee, vegetable pakora, vegetable samosa, and garlic naan. The mushroom bhajee was not the most flavorful, and I would say the spice level was a 1/5 rather than the 3/5 spice level that I requested. The pakora and samosa were standard, but the garlic naan was better than what I usually have. Overall, I had a decent experience at Delhi Palace, but I've certainly had better Indian food.

Omg this was amazing. My partners colleague in Phoenix says he'll drive up just to get Delhi Palace. We arrived at 4:50 and were the first ones in, although a minute later all these people showed up. Shortly after, there was a line. It's packed! We got mango lassi (amazing), the appetizer plate, and the star was the saag paneer. The flavor was so deep and I couldn't stop eating. We got tikka masala as well which was great. We got extra papadum and got garlic naan on the side which was perfectly light and airy. We took many leftovers back! The service was also perfect too. I'll hopefully be back next time I'm in town!

Great food, great service. Everyone is friendly and happy to talk with you, and the food is everything you'd expect, but better. Crunchy naan, smoky bengan bharta. Chef's kiss. We got the bengan bharta, dhal makani, and saag paneer. The garlic naan is a definite pick up

We went to celebrate my son's birthday and wow is this place off the hook good! The staff runs around try their best to keep up, honestly feels like what I imagine a New Delhi restaurant to feel like-busy but friendly. The food is simply fantastic, a bit spendy, but wow, just fantastic. This is a must eat at restaurant in Flagstaff!

Food: 5/5 Portions: 5/5 Atmosphere: 5/5 Cleanliness: 5/5 Customer service: 5/5 Speed: 5/5 Price: $ Takeout: yes ADA access: yes Restrooms: yes Dogs: no Kid Friendly: yes Vegetarian options: yes Vegan options: yes Ambiance: casual/date Pros: excellent food, friendly staff, large dining area, Cons: none