Gourmet India

I used to eat here a lot as the food was great. A couple of weeks ago, I found an insect in my gravy, and I will never eat here again.

Fantastic food and great price. Nan bread made fresh right in front of you. Everything tasted better than full service restaurants mrnu. My only complaint is that the pieces of chicken are little big in the curry.

Their food is surprisingly good for a food court restaraunt. Their samosas are a little bit blah, but they are spicy which is a weird combination. I love their chicken tikka masala and their garlic naan is awesome too. Their mutter paneer has way too many peas in it and not enough cheese, also it’s low on gravy. Their prices are reasonable, especially for a combo dish. I would give this place a try.

Just want to say, u all are doing good as always,
And even now a days i find the coustmer service is quick and super fast,
Delicious food as always,
Keep it up

Very bad food. Mostly the food is uncooked or sometimes spoilt. This happened twice. I bought some curries and kept it fridge and they got spoilt in 3 hours. They are constantly heated I guess. The taste is good, the quality is too bad.

The place has authentic Indian food, tastes as though it was made at home. This place is in the mall, moderately priced. My friend and I had dinner, it tasted fabulous. Would recommend this place for Indian food.

I’ve gotta say, this place has definitely gotten a lot better lately. I eat here much more regularly and the food quality is very consistent. This is a good place to grab a taste of decent tasting indian food.

Food is pretty good, but if you order meat, errr, let’s just say it is well measured.
They are like counting the pieces they put in the cup. I’m like thinking, «you can
add one more chicken chunk… it’s okay». They added more liquid :-(
Told them that I didn’t want spicy, but the Spinach Naan bread was «fiery hot!»…
ouch…
Asked for a cup of water … «Naan» :-)
(Actually none of the restaurants provide water in the food court. My son
couldn’t even get water from McDonalds. They have a fountain nearby tho.
I noticed a dad with his two little girls had brought water bottles. Good plan!)
No rush to revisit.

Really tasty North-​Indian focused food In a mall? Yes! A nice surprise. Ate dinner at 8pm (dicey for a food court that closes at 9pm), but the food was excellent even that late. If you can stomach the heat, try the Chicken Vindaloo. For a nice balance, try the Peshawiri naan. Must visit again — so much more I want to try — like the Chicken Kaati Kabab…

I was happy to see this as an Amazon Local deal and bought a coupon that allowed me to have two combos and two drinks for $ 7. Great huh? Anyway, so I went on a Friday and met my husband for lunch in the food court. When I showed the coupon to the guys, they took a little while to read through it. My husband thought it was kind of funny and was thinking that it couldn’t have been the first time that they got one of those?! Overall, the guys were very nice to us, with coupon and all. We ordered two lunch special combos, which offers one meat dish, one vegetarian dish, rice, and nan. We got chicken tikka masala, chicken vindaloo (and the guy did warn us that it is really spicy, and it was — actually little too spicy for me), palak paneer, and mushroom masala. For the drink, I got a mango lassi, and it was delicious! The curries were amazing, but the nan and the rice didn’t seem as fresh. I’ve had Gourmet India before and know that their nan and rice could be better. The rice was too dried out and had no basmati flavor in it. I suspect that it was left over rice that had been reheated. It’s definitely good for the food court. However, if I want really fresh nan and rice, I feel like it’s better to go to an actual sit down restaurant like Kashmir on Newbury Street or even the lunch buffet at Tantric down by the theater district.

These guys are the best! Fresh Naan and the Tikka masala has the perfect blend of tomato’s in it. I wish there was more spice to the Vindaloo sometimes but it’s still really good. The Tikka Masala has a nice creamy texture to it making it easy to eat unlike «authentic» places that have a thick red tomato base that can be over powering. I would only be picky about their portion sizes but it’s in the food court so of course you’re not going to get amazing entrees, still fills you up though.

Really good fast food Indian. Decent portion sizes.
The potato curry is excellent although they don’t have it there often. The chicken korma is good (a little on the salty side) and I just had the malai kofta last week that was pretty good.
I usually get combo #1, 1 vegetable dish, 1 chicken dish. Choice of either rice or naan (either is very good). Good gulab jamun too.
Great fast service, fresh food, good quality, great prices.
Highly recommended.

3.731 Stars
That’s right a Food Court restaurant that not only does not suck, but is better than many sit down places! This is Natick (as in «Collection») and they have some other decent choices but Gourmet India is a standout.
Let’s run it down:
1. Don’t dumb down the spice, they warn you when you ask for Vindaloo etc.
2. Portions are measured so you always get the same amount.
3. Made to order Naan, I like the garlic. The plain and onion are good too.
4. Decent lunch for $ 8-​$ 12 bucks.
The vegetable dishes are outstanding here I often break my carnivore tendency.

This counter in the Natick Mall food court could compete with most of the sit down places in the area. I haven’t found a dish I wouldn’t recommend.
Their chana masala is one of our favorites and they have a cabbage and peas dish that is wonderful. They recently added roti wraps (in chicken or saag) which are great to-​go options. On Saturdays they’ve got a great extended menu with some great chaat style options. So far I’ve only tried the masala dosa, but it’s as good as any I’ve had anywhere.

Agree with Brian L — their Nan is the best — you cant expect anything better in a Mall !
Food is consistent. Dosas (my fav) are good too.

I like naan. In fact, I love naan. There aren’t any «fast food» Indian places down here, but up there, it’s normal. I asked my brother and sister if they’ve ever had the naan, and if it was good (it was a determining factor if I was going to get Indian or something else). They both said «I want to get it, but I never did, I always get the rice.»
I think my face fell to the ground. I was shocked and appalled. I had to get the naan, and see if it was good.
Yes, it was good. I think I turned my siblings into the naan, or at least have them get it in addition to the rice ($ 2). Freshly made. It’s a bit thicker than I like, but the flavor is good. It doesn’t compare to Masala Grill by me, but it was def good. The chicken tikka masala was good. Sauce was a bit watery, but the flavor was good.
I’d say that for fast food, it was on the pricey side. For a 3 main selection, it was $ 10. With a drink, it was $ 12, my sister’s was $ 12 too (she got a side of naan). So, I’d say to be prepared to spend a few extra dollars for this fast food.

Best Indian food for a food court setting! Their chicken Vindaloo is amazing (spicy, but amazing). I’ve never had a bad meal there! And the look much cleaner compared to the other food court vendors.
The naan is so yummy! I always get the onion naan. Love this plave!

Really good… especially for a food court! I went for lunch and for about $ 7 I got chicken korma, saag paneer, rice, naan, and a veggie samosa. I’m SO full and I only ate about half of it! I took the rest home and look forward to having some of the leftovers soon!

This place is really good for fast, but surprisingly tasty, Indian food. It’s sort of «fast food Indian», in so much as it’s pre-​made for fast service, but I think its better tasting than most pre-​made Indian buffets. Located in the Natick, Prudential and Burlington Malls, I recommend this if you are really in the mood for Indian, but don’t want to go out to dinner and pay alot, or as a healthy alternative to the food court food. The prices are good, but the portions can be small depending on who serves you.

for a food joint in the middle of a mall food court, its very very good indian food — bes ti had in the entire worcester area. We also happened to go on the weekend when they make chana bhatura — so yummy
and we also got their regular curry plate combo with two of the curries the only downside (and the reason for minus one star) is one of the curries had too much sugar in it, it was too sweet and I only seem to be able to appreciate spicy and salty food when it comes to indian food.
totally eat here — i wish it was closer to where i live (on the other coast!)