Tandoori Grill
808 Bethel Road, Columbus, OH
IndianPakistani$$
3.4•10 reviews
Halal summary
The owners of this restaurant are Muslim and have confirmed its halal status. All food at this restaurant is certified halal.
Fully Halal
No Alcohol Allowed
808 Bethel Road, Columbus, OH
The owners of this restaurant are Muslim and have confirmed its halal status. All food at this restaurant is certified halal.
Brace yourself for a culinary master class - a festival of flavours in every forkful - and allow yourself to be swept away by the exotic aromas and tastes of truly outstanding Indian & Pakistani cuisine. Tandoori Grill dazzles diners with a unique fusion of Indian and Pakistani dishes. Prepared with panache using traditional methods, the rich heritage of this outstanding cuisine is evident in every bite. Enjoy delicious dishes like Seekh Kebabs, flavourful Fish Pakoras, tasty Tandoori Chicken, Goat Biryani, and more! Add a delectable side like fresh doughy naan bread or fragrant saffron rice for the perfect compliment to your meal. Treat your taste buds and come and discover the exciting world of Indian and Pakistani cuisine at Tandoori Grill.
808 Bethel Road, Columbus, OH
I went here walking next door from the Apna Bazaar which is where they take their meat from. I asked the guy in the counter(Apna bazaar) if all their meat is hand slaughtered and he referred to another guy inside who came out and said \"some of it is hand slaughtered, some of it is machine slaughtered, some of it is mixed, cant say\". He then started to go into the details of why machine slaughtered is still halal. I just asked him to let me know which meat is machine and which one hand slaughtered cos some customers prefers their halal meat to be hand slaughtered. He did nt seem to know but gave me the distributor details. I still went to the restaurant to eat and the goat karahi meat was undercooked. They agreed to cook it again and served it second time. The taste was kinda delicious (my wife liked it) but the experience was nt. It was a little pricey also. The mango lassi the waiter recommended was nt good. So, check with them again if you care about hand slaughtered meat. Otherwise a typical desi restaurant, just a little less classy.
I have been going to this restaurant for the last 5 month (ate about 12 times): Pros: Excellent Nihari, Charga, and Fish Pakora. The taste of these three items has been consistent and definitely must order items. (10/10) Cons: No other items taste even close to perfection. Items has been Stale, tasteless, and perhaps made quickly to serve within time. (i.e Biryani, Chicken Karadhi, and Jalfrezi were ordered specifically on 3 different occasions) (4/10) SERVICE: All waiters are unprofessional, rude, and no table manners (except one, who was hired 2 months ago) (1/10) So the best thing to do is take out and definitely try the 3 hot items with consistent good taste!
Ordered palak paneer... Oil was dripping from it, and looked as if it was cooked days earlier.. Disaster
awesome food
Good food, less portion, expensive, this is typical desi restaurant. Kind of liked though.
I went there after reviewing previous reviews but it was hopeless. Place is good for sitting, food is very expensive serving size is too little. Taste is okay not extra ordinary.not worth the price..not reccomended.
Very clean Fresh food Spicy & very tasty. I came here from Cincinnati. Will return again
I have been here 3+ times now, and must say that anything from the tandoor is outstanding. The kaboob sandwiches ($5) are a bargain for their size and quality, too. Superb samosa appetizers. Worth the trip across town!
We had the Lamb seekh kabob and the Nihari. While the Nihari was pretty good and pretty spicy, the kabob was not as well done as I like (still had some pink) and was also too spicy for me (even though I asked for mild on the kabob). The restaurant itself is very clean and the decor is very nice.
Good staff, great tastingl, fresh, halal Pakistani food.