Sindoore - Indian By Nature

This place was such a cute one to stop at! The service was amazing as the waiters were extremely nice and attentive. The place itself was very nice and clean. The music was also lovely as they played some relaxing Indian music. The food though was absolutely amazing! I got the chicken tikka masala and garlic naan and oh my gosh the naan was so good. The chicken you can choose how spicy you want. I don’t like too spicy of food so I got mild. It was a little too spicy for my taste but I definitely understand tikka masala is already supposed to be spicy. I would recommend the butter chicken to those who don’t like spice. Amazing little place (with free parking)! Would definitely come again next time in Nashville.

The food here was amazing! My husband and I had not had Indian cuisine that tasted this good since we were living overseas. The customer service was amazing and I totally recommend you go here. You will not regret it. I recommend the butter chicken with a garlic naan! But there is so much more if you’re willing to explore! Thank you for your amazing food & service.

Consistently the best Indian restaurant in Nashville. Ingredients are quality. The dishes have great flavor. Everything is nicely presented. The menu is nicely curated with a good selection but not too many dishes. Great naan bread! The best Lentil soup! Manchurian Cauliflower for the win. Always love this place - the service is good and everyone makes you feel taken care of.

I rarely write reviews but I had a hankering for Indian food for the past week. This place exceeded all my expectations! So damn good. My weak spot is vodka sauce and pasta and this reminded me of it but with SO much depth of flavor. The flavors are so complex and the heat is so subtle. I will dream about this

I made a horribly wonderful mistake by eating at Sindore, let me explain. I am not from Nashville and my home city does not have an Indian restaurant. The only Indian food I've had before came from the freezer section at Kroger, and I liked it. After landing at BNA, I decided to try fresh Indian cuisine before driving home. Because of this decision, I can no longer eat the frozen Indian meals I had grown accustomed to. First things first. My expectations for the atmosphere of this place were low because it shared a strip mall with a vape shop a Jimmy John's. As soon as I entered the restaurant wearing a polo, jeans, & ball cap, I felt very underdressed. It is a small, but very classy establishment. There were many people in suits and nice dresses, but there were a few in shorts and t-shirts. Don't get the wrong idea, I didn't feel too out of place. Making me feel more at ease was the staff who mostly wore jeans with button-up shirts and were very pleasant and helpful. Being my first time in an Indian restaurant my waitress was patient while I asked questions and decided what to have. I wanted to compare one the dishes I liked from the frozen dinners, so I went with my server's recommendations and tried the Tikka Masala with chicken, Garlic Naan, and Mango Lassi. While I waited for my food, I was served lentil chips that came with two dipping sauces. I snacked on them and took in the uniquely beautiful aesthetic of the dining room. The portion size of the food was more than I could eat, even though I didn't want to stop eating. The flavor of the Tikka Masala covered my palette and I could taste what I had been missing in those frozen meals. My taste buds have awakened to what true Indian cuisine tastes like and I want to try more. Unfortunately, this restaurant is over 2 hours away from my home. Because the food tasted so good, I don't think I can eat the so called Indian food that I have in my freezer with the same satisfaction I had prior to eating such a tasty example of Indian food.

My family and I are vegan. We eat here often and each time we can easily find something new on the menu to try. The food is always flavorful, hearty, and amazing. From the samosas to the rice, everything is GOOD. The service here, is immaculate. There’s never an empty glass, never an attitude, empty dishes are always taken away promptly and they are ALWAYS friendly! (Not to mention, our second time dining there, the server remembered that we’re vegan!) I highly recommend eating here. You will not regret it!

We have tried this place a few times now. Both dine in and take out. The food is quite good. There are so many variations on the standard tiki marsala and korma that it is hard to find the style we like. This is more on the rich and creamy side as opposed to the thin and spicy. Probably our Western taste buds. But anyway, if this is your preference it is worth a little longer drive or wait. On that point, we did notice the wait times are a bit more than average. But worth it. The dinning room is small but well staffed. The parking is difficult and in a place with high turnover quick stop shops. Be warned. All worth it though.