Chauhan Ale And Masala House

If you are a Desi & on Vacation, we generally find a celebrity restaurant to try it. 😜😜. Got the reservation, definitely recommend making one especially on weekends. Nice ambiance, gives more of a homely feeling. Little dark lighting, but we got one of the booths that had extra light. Foods - Appetizers - Different and Amazing, definitely try some, if not all. Shareable plates. Gol Gappa with Tequila shots, must eat. Main Entrees - Curries were amazing. Skip the Naan and go for butter Roti. Desert - Skip it. Overall, if in Nashville and craving for Indian, Go 4 it.

I always wanted to enjoy Indian fine dining and one day during the Labor Day weekend visiting Nashville, we discovered Chauhan's Ale and Masala House. My actual rating is 4.5/5. This is a great fusion Indian place where you will see Indian flavors with a twist Here is the review based on what I experienced there: - Ambiance 5/5: Great to see a packed house even at 9 PM considering that it is at a corner that is easy to miss. The decor looks chic and fab and you immediately feel that you are in an upscale place. The place was so packed that we had to sit at the bar and were served food there along with a couple more people - Service 5/5: The service was too quick and perfect. In fact, it was so perfect that even though the place was brimming with people we received our food within 5-7 min. - Food 4/5: The food taste was great but I am giving it 4/5 just because of how soon the food was delivered making me think if it was premade and not fresh. Here is what we ordered: 1. Whipped Paneer: It has a creamy, hummus-like texture and is very different from what I know paneer to be. It was served with naan. We loved the taste 2. Nashville hot cauliflower: We had another great take on the cauliflower Manchurian that I love to get a Nashville twist. I loved the flavors and wished there was more. One request is to add a little more quantity since they were both amazing dishes that left you wanting more. - Value for money 4/5: As for all fine dining restaurants, the bill is on the heavier side but for the taste and experience you have of seeing Indian cuisine in a different light, this was a great experience. Overall a great experience, I would recommend this place to people who are afraid of trying Indian food since it is too spicy and even for people who love Indian food to try something innovative. I hope I can soon visit it again for a more sumptuous meal.

Wow! First, let me give a big thanks to the cooks for the amazing food. From California to New York, this is by far the best curry chicken I’ve ever had. The service here is top tier. If this is your first time, I’ll recommend the chicken tikki masala over rice. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. The garlic nan is a MUST and you can’t forget about dessert. The cheese cake tastes freshly made and super flavorful. I’ll definitely be back.

Definitely a fresh interpretation of Indian cuisine. First of all, the restaurant is beautiful! Perfect for date night. The food is semi traditional. It pays just enough tribute to authentic dishes that it works! While it might not taste like the traditional version, it gives the feeling of “what if” this dish had a different acid, or sweetness, or freshness, or type of meat. Overall a great experience and I plan to be back!

Parking was not easy to figure out, but once I found the lot and paid $5 to park for an hour (price jumps to $22 for 2 hours) my wonderful restaurant experience began. The restaurant looks amazing, the food was authentic, and the portion sizes had me stuffed and taking home lots of leftovers. I will definitely be coming back with friends next time.

This used to be one of my favorite fusion Indian restaurant in Nashville and I had rated it 5/5 earlier. After my recent visit there however, I was slightly underwhelmed due to the changes in the menu. There’re a ton of items I used to enjoy eating that were not available. The lunch menu does have limited options available, but even the dinner menu didn’t have it. For many years, I used to frequent this place with a big smile on my face and now I’m less excited about going there again. I hope they update their menu again. That being said, the food is always of great quality and the creativity is on point. Tandoori Poutine has been a classic on the menu forever and always stays there. I love their seasonal chaat rotation. Cocktails are good. Portion size is not bad for a restaurant of this kind. Parking is a bit tricky in that area during peak hours or weekends however you should find nearby free street parking with somewhat difficulty on weekdays. Highly recommend!

It is definitely Indian food but elevated. Not fusion, almost more comfort but nothing is a "standard" dish. It's been on our bucket list so now that we live here, we had to go. We will definitely be going back because there were so many other things we wanted to try. Maneet should expand so others can try her food. Love how seasonal the menu is for drinks and appetizers!

5 stars across the board!! The food was amazing!! I loved the fusion of Indian cuisine and Southern fare. We went for brunch. I had the Pakora Fried Chicken & Waffle. My friend had the Tandoori Chicken, tikka masala. We shared the Tandoori Chicken Poutine, and we had some Garlic Parmesan Naan which was incredible. Seriously, everything was delicious. Also, Kirstyn was the best! She was very friendly, and she provided stellar service.