I've been to several Indian lunch buffets, and this one is by far the best.
The samosas were off the hook!
I've got a friend who said that most Indian buffets do not have lamb, but India's Best had a delicious chicken/lamb/shrimp dish last time I was there.
I am confident in recommending this restaurant.
Food is pretentious, overpriced, and not great Indian food. Â the server are way overdressed. Â They look like they should be in a classy upscale restaurant, not a strip mall. Â The lunch buffet is pathetic, everything looked overcooked and there was only a few choices. Â India oven is my favorite and their lunch buffet is three times bigger and 100 times better. Â I won't go back ever.
Review Source:I've only been here once for dinner on a weeknight. I really wanted this place to be awesome as it is closer than India's Castle or India Oven to me which are my normal go-to spots for Indian. Don't get me wrong the food here is awesome and on par with the above. However the dining experience overall was a lackluster experience. The place was completely empty which I am normally fine with. However our waitress made it incredibly awkward. Every time she came over she would say excuse me and stand there waiting until we had stopped our conversation and focused on her. This happened every time she came to our table whether it was to ask for a refill or for dropping off food. It was all very strange and detracted from the overall experience. If there was a normal service while we were eating there the place easily would have gotten 4-5 stars. I am open to coming back and plan on giving it a second shot some time soon.
Review Source:Best chicken tikka masala around. I stopped trying other places because there's nothing worse than biting into flabby chicken thigh pieces that are smothered in divine spices. To me that's a sin. India's Best has tender chicken breast meat that is to die for. I'd eat there weekly if I was ok with being obese. Great naan and super friendly service. Skip the buffet though--it's not as great as the made to order dishes. Go and enjoy as much as I do!
Review Source:I came here for my first time last week and was amazed at how good the food was. Â There were hardly any people there so I was a little concerned. Â We had the coconut shrimp appetizer and it was delicious. Â I wish they were closer to Golden because I would choose them over Little India any day!
Try the coconut shrimp and butter chicken.
i have been here multiple times and always wonder why it is not packed! Dinner is ver reasonable...under $30 for too, with wine might be more. The tikki masala is to die for and the staff is always pleasant.
The lunch buffet is a lunch buffet. Good food but all mild for the masses.Its a good deal, qquick, and flavorful for lunch.
I really recommend this as a dinner place. They also do carry out!
I've been here twice for dinner and it's been virtually empty, although I'm not sure why because the food is delicious (try the mutter paneer!), reasonably priced, and bountiful. Boyfriend and I share two dishes with a side of naan and we always have leftovers. (We get an additional order of naan to go so we can eat it with the leftovers. The garlic naan is fantastic.)
Review Source:In Indian cuisine it is all about the sauces.  And tonight we had the honor of dining on  Denver's best Marsala, Korma and curries.  I have eaten Indian food all over the world, even in India.  And what we had tonight was so excellent and true to its ethnic roots as anything I have ever tasted. Â
One more thing. Â The spiciness of the food is also authentic. Â Their mild packs quite a very flavorful punch. Â their spicy level is wonderful. Â We had dishes that were mild, medium and spicy. I would suggest if you are not afraid of spice, start with the medium. Â You won't be disappointed and if I am wrong, on your second visit (yes there will be a second visit) you can get things spicier.
Their dishes are easily for two.
Always looking for a great place to get authentic Indian food so we visited India's Best for the lunch buffet and thought it was good. Â The food and sauces were traditional and nicely flavored. Â However, almost all the serving trays were picked over and it was hard to find the chicken or shrimp in the meat dishes. Â The buffet line also has a somewhat western style salad bar. Â As for the space and decor it is time tested and frankly a little run down. Â The restaurant is clean but needs to be updated. Â At $7.99, drinks are extra, Â the price is fair. Â Service was friendly and attentive, high marks for flavor, but everything else was unremarkable.
Review Source:Was looking for something new tonight for dinner. Was near this place and saw the reviews and decided to try it out. Â I'm glad I did!
I had the chicken vindaloo which was really hot (which I like) but a "good" hot - flavorful not just hot for hot's sake. The naans I tried were very good as well. Â Service was friendly and prompt.
Don't let the strip mall location and exterior fool you...this place is really good!
Pretty good food and excellent service. Â
My family and I are on a mission to find good Chicken Curry. Â Even though I'm no expert, the food was really good. Â The Garlic Naan was amazing. Â Service was also great. Â I feel like I could of handled a little bit more flavor with my Combo Biryani and some more meat. Â
I would go back to try more food, but will also explore other places.
Really delicious!
My mom, daughter and I visited recently for dinner. Â The decor is pretty standard for an Indian restaurant, but the place is clean. Â The service was wonderful - friendly and helpful, but not annoying. Â We ordered chicken tikka masala, chicken saag, a tasty mushroom dish (sorry I forgot the name), and aloo and plain naan. Â My only complaint was that the "medium" heat was a bit more mild than I would like, but other than that, it was all fantastic! Â Nothing was greasy and the chicken was nice all white pieces. Â There is a wonderful depth of flavor that is uncommon in Indian food (at least in my experience). Â This is clearly a family business and so awesome to have such a great restaurant in Littleton! Â You should go. Â Soon.
I was quite impressed with everything I experienced here for dinner.
I have traveled to India, I have eaten at most of the Indian restaurants in the Denver area, and several others around the state and country. So I've sampled a wide variety of "Americanized" Indian food compared to authentic Indian food.
THE FOOD:
Compared to other local restaurants, you will find that India's Best is unafraid to spice it up when you ask for the dish HOT, yet they are skilled enough to turn the heat up without losing any flavor... in fact, the Chicken Vindaloo had great heat and even greater flavor. Beyond the heat, there should be flavorful spices... that's Indian food! India's Best seemed to understand that, and the Chicken Tikka Masala had a depth and breadth of flavor that I have not had at other places locally.
Compared to what you find in India... well, curries are not the common dish across most of India, so this is still an Americanized selection. Still, there are several NON-curry dishes, both meat and vegetarian, and I am excited to try them.
We had three curries, two of them chicken. The chicken in each was cooked perfectly, wonderfully tender and well-seasoned (but not overly so). I had forgotten how well curries usually hide mediocre chicken... or how wonderful it is to have great chicken in a curry.
This is also the ONLY restaurant I have been to that has NOT disappointed me with the samosas! After having some incredibly flavorful and spicy (but not too hot) samosas in the Gujarat (western) area of India, I have found most samosas to be rather plain and boring... mashed potatoes and peas in a fried crust. I was thrilled to find that India's best packs in plenty of flavor and richness into their Punjabi Samosas... while the potatoes were a little mushy, the flavor (and other veggies mixed in) was fantastic. WARNING: You may find yourself RUINED for samosas elsewhere.
Finally, I was pleased to have Bharta Makhani (eggplant curry) that was well-balanced in flavor and good in texture (i.e., not tough or rubbery). So far, the best Bharta Makhani I've had in this region.
Also, of note: the Chai was not as sweet as Little India's, good flavor, though still sweeter than my preference. It was also refilled numerous times, without hesitation.
THE DINING EXPERIENCE:
Our waiter was warm, friendly, and professional, very attentive, and helpful with suggestions.
The overall ambiance was casually classy, and the decor made it easy to forget that this place is in a low-traffic strip mall. This is the kind of restaurant that would be packed to the gills at all hours if it were downtown. It was a somewhat quiet Wednesday night, though I would hope they have nights with more business... this is one little gem you don't want to slip away!
I am also glad to have this place somewhat nearby... India's Best has easily won me over for future visits, and if they are consistently this good, will be my "go to" when taking someone to the best Indian in the Denver area.
Went back for dinner (and more lunch buffet) since my first review and would still highly recommend this place. Â Lamb Masala was so good we ordered another round of it. Â Garlic naan and paratha were piping hot and fresh. Â
Also, if you've never had it, please order MALAI KOFTA.  These are wonderful vegetable-cheese dumplings in sweet, creamy curry sauce (vegetarian).  India's best makes  the best I've ever had.  Just fantastic. Â
I wished for more heat in the saag paneer, but it was still very good.
Went in for the lunch buffet today. As other yelpers have stated it is a great value at $7.99 but I did not think the quality was all that great.
The saag paneer was acceptable and chicken curry was good but a little too watery. The tandori chicken was extremely tough and the naan came out very greasy which was surprising to me.
All in all it was okay but not a great meal. Maybe ordering off of the full menu would have provided a better quality.
I'm not one who enjoys hyperbole. Fortunately, India's Best REALLY LIVES UP TO ITS NAME! This is the BEST INDIAN FOOD I have ever had. Sincerely! And I'm not just shining it on! We've had several out of town guests who we've either taken here or gotten take out for and they have all found it remarkably OUTSTANDING.
What I like about the food is that it has a real depth of flavor that is inherent in high quality, well-developed Indian food. In addition, every dish has a surprising note that gives a clarity and uniqueness to it. This little note, whether it's some extra zest in the saag panner or an earthiness to the masala -- it makes all the difference. This is not your average Indian food spot with indistinguishable entrees. Pay attention as you eat and notice each offering's special tone.
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I love Indian food and love exploring new spots. At the same time, I'm a bit of a germophobe and, let's face it, some "off the beaten track" Indian restaurants are sketchy at best, especially when they are poorly lit.
Well, HAVE NO FEAR, un-adventurous gourmand friend! I am happy to tell you that India's Best has EVERYTHING you could ask for in a fantastic Indian restaurant.
A) Really tidy atmosphere. This used to be a sports bar or something, and the interior is refreshingly open and not hole-in-the-wall feeling.
B) Parking is super easy. India's Best is set in the back of an odd little shopping area that features several consignment stores (some REALLY great -- like Couture Kids *woot*, some sketchy) and some decent businesses (like the Blueberry Cafe). Yet the overall feel of the shopping area is "Dead Mall Aftermath." Dead Mall, that is, until you settle in for your killer meal at India's Best!!!
The wife and I were in the mood for Indian food and since this place was close we decided to check it out.
We were surprised at how well the service and food was! Our server was friendly and helpful, he explained the menu and gave us suggestions. For an appetizer we had the pakora masala, shared the chicken tikka saag with an order of naan. It was delish! We will defiantly be returning.
Went with a coupon from <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2FRestaurant.com&s=0aab4cbd731f3d3b0d1453050d3abc56a8c80bd214e25469c7555b750dca8a51" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://Restaurant.com</a>. Â We decided to try a new Indian restaurant. Â Though it was 30 minutes from home it was a great find! Â We started with samosas which were huge filled with potatoes and peas. Â The wrapper was more delicious than most. Â We split the chicken tikka, saag paneer and special naan. Â The chicken tikka was large chicken breast chunks nicely seasoned and red. Â The chicken was covered with bell peppers and onions and arrived on a sizzling skillet. It came with masala on the side. Â The saag paneer was a side that could serve 4, large chunks of paneer and creamy spinach. Â The special naan was filled with lamb, onions, chicken and I think there was some cheese in it too. Â One of the Indian beers tasted like apple juice- dangerous! Â And the iced chai was a little too milky.
We hope this place stays, there were only 3 tables taken on a sunday evening. Â The prices are great and food is fantastic.
I'm a little mystified as to why this restaurant scores so well on Yelp... don't get me wrong, the food wasn't bad, but it wasn't great either. Honestly the one item that stood out to me as being very good was the naan. Other than that most dishes were pretty run-of-the-mill for an Indian establishment and I've honestly had better at some of the other establishments in the area.
I would give it 3.5 stars because the lunch buffet is a pretty good value at 7.99 (hard to go wrong really!) Â But, service was so-so and for some reason they sat me at a half booth (not half deep; but only one row) that faced the corner. That was a bit odd to say the least. I got to look at the tiny storage closet in the corner while eating my meal... they really shouldn't have put a booth there, let alone sat me there when 3/4 of the tables were open. Must be a clash of cultures!
Summary: Give it  a shot and decide for yourself! Hard to go wrong for $7.99 all you can eat.
My wife and I had dinner here last night and really enjoyed it. Â Our server was prompt, friendly and always seemed to be there if we needed. Â The food was amazing...probably some of the best we've had (we used to live in Chicago and ate a few times in the East Indian neighborhood, which was very good, but had nothing over this place). Â We also thought prices weren't bad given the amount of food. Â I would agree with other reviewers that the decor is a bit dated, but given a choice I'd rather have great food/service instead.
Review Source:I won't lie I was a little reluctant to try this place out as every joint in the location it took over never lasted long or was closed for one reason or another. But I'm really glad I did. This place is a hidden treasure.
The inside of this place looked nothing like the pub it was only a few months before. It was dimly lite but inviting with a warm glow about the place. Once you were through the door you were hit with the wonderful smell of a million spices. The staff were all very friendly and knew the menu well. My group and  I was seated fast and greeted with a basket of what was almost flat bread.
They have a large menu so they will surely please everyone who comes in. (I may also add they have even separated out a vegetarian menu. Which I find helpful) everything we ordered tasted amazing. It was filling and full of flavor. And for the price we were all well feed.
The only reason this place isn't rocking a 5 star was our serves [which again was very good] was also very slow. This is a kink that will likely be worked out soon I'm sure.
I know I'll be back soon and if you happen to live in Littleton or in south Denver this is really a place to check out!
This has to be the best deal I've ever gotten on Indian food. The lunch buffet is $7.99 for food that tastes way more expensive than that. Seriously, the food is incredible, and they have a very nice variety of authentic Indian food.
The staff are very friendly and the atmosphere of the restaurant is nice. Definitely one of the best deals you will find in Littleton.
Wonderful food and amazing service! Two things that we haven't yet found at any Indian restaurants in the area. Â We had the chicken madras and lamb curry- both amazing! Can't wait to go back and try more! Â We never had to wait for refills, more rice, etc- the staff was so attentive and friendly. The only reason I didn't give it a 5 is the atmosphere... while it is very comfortable and relaxed, I would love to see more indian decor.
Review Source:If you've missed having an Indian restaurant in Littleton, as I have, please visit this place soon before we lose it due to lack of business! Â I've been here twice and the service and food were excellent. Â Vegetable samosas, chicken korma, naan and aloo gobi were all first rate. Â Sure, the interior is mostly leftover from the last crummy eatery, but the food and friendly servers make up for it.
Review Source:This is where Pat's used to be, and while I was sad to see my late night food source disappear, I am happy to see this one fill it's place.
I had chicken tikka masaala =very tasty
vegitarian momo= strange (like Indian gyoza)
lentil soup= the flavor was mild but good
side of hot sauce(paste)= super good addition, wonderful spice
mango lassi= best I have tried! definitely get one!
Overall a very pleasing experience, I recommend giving it a try.
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