Viva India

Sabrina Ramsey 2 months ago

Hands down my favorite indian food in Cincinnati. Truly some of the best food I’ve ever had. We ended up ordering it twice in one week the first time we tried it! The Tikka Masala & Garlic Naan are amazing!!!

Adam Blatt 5 months ago

Visited from out of town. Have a relative who frequents this spot. Now I see why. Excellent atmosphere, very fast service, and delicious food. I had tandoori chicken (half chicken with a bowl of lentil dal, and basmati rice for the table). Perfectly tender and flavorful. The dal was excellent. Tried my companion’s chicken tikka (boneless white meat) and found it perfectly tender and flavorful. Extremely varied menu and well organized. I regret that I don’t live in the area and can’t try more.

Heather 6 months ago

The food was great! Got the butter chicken and the pakora appetizer. The chutney was good, the pakora were awesome. The gravy of the butter chicken was really good but the chicken was a little bit tough. I would give them another try if I'm in the area, but I keep moving all about the city and checking out new places.

Brittany Ledger a year ago

Great place probably one of the best meals I’ve had so far this year, prices are reasonable and the service was so quick. I went on a Friday night and within 30 mins I ordered, had my food, and paid- you can’t beat speed like that. I had the butter chicken and the sauce was very thick- I ordered not spicy and I think I’ll be able to take my family members here that are sensitive to spice.

Jojhan German Edited a year ago

Great Flavors, Disappointing Portions, and Unwelcoming Service I visited this Indian restaurant on a Tuesday evening with my girlfriend. The space is well-designed, offering plenty of seating inside as well as a patio for outdoor dining. The ambiance is clean, minimalistic, and thoughtfully decorated to reflect the culture of India, creating an inviting atmosphere. One standout feature of this restaurant is its bar. Unlike many Indian restaurants in the area, they offer a sizable bar with a wide variety of liquor options, making it a unique spot for those who enjoy pairing their meal with a cocktail or spirit. For our meal, we started with the meat samosas, which come in a portion of two and are served with their three staple sauces. The samosas were crispy, warm, and full of flavor, and the sauces complemented them well with the right balance of spice and tang. A great appetizer to set the tone for the meal. Unfortunately, our main entrée, the combo Tikka Masala, was where the experience fell short. The sauce itself was vibrant and flavorful, though I would have preferred more heat, even after ordering a spice level of 3 out of 6. We ordered the wheat rothi naan as well. The