Sultan’s International Market

I love this place! I had a great experience. The food was delicious and the owner is very nice.

I love Sultans! They have great a-​la-​carte food (usually about 6 – 8 dishes) the rice is amazing as well as everything else. I’m not a vegeterian but you can get a full vegetarian plate and still be full and satisfied. There isn’t many places to get Indian food in town, so this place is really nice to have. They even have a grocery store in front of the restaurant, so you can buy hard to find Indian/​Asian ingredients.

This place is amazing. From the good to the customer service. The owner is always there and he is very considerate to his customers. Since I have tried it I think I gave gone every single week. I highly recommend checking it out. Great tikka masala, I love the vegetable korma. (hope I spelt those right). Please go visit this small stillwater visit. You will turn it into a regular spot.

This place is one of my favorite places to eat in Stillwater! It has AMAZING Indian food and the owners are so friendly! The atmosphere is very relaxed. I definitely recommend this place to anyone who hasn’t tried it!

Visited on: August 2 2012, March 31 2013
The lamb shanks here are SUPER good — they come in a rich sauce and the meat is fall-​off-​the-​bone tender. They also have chicken masala which is fine, and two vegetarian dishes that I’ve never tried. And… that’s it. Besides their very limited menu, the dining environment isn’t comfortable either; it’s basically a wing of a small grocery store. It’s dark, spartan, and a little cramped. That said, the environment isn’t off-​putting enough to make me lose my appetite for their delicious lamb shanks.

Great little hole in the wall.
I usually go in there a couple of times a month for lunch. Really good food. I have been going their for a few years when they were originally a couple blocks away.
Usually do a half Chicken Marsala and Vegetable Korma with Lentil rice.
I will sometimes get a couple Dolma (stuffed grape leaves). They are good, but really rich (oily).
They do not offer a large selection for lunch. About 4 main dishes, 2 styles of rice and a few other items so dont expect a wide choice.
Nice small little lounge area to sit in if you dine-​in.
Every time I get it to go everyone at work always asks me where I got it and most people have no idea where Sultan’s is. But everyone always says it looks good and they need to go there.
I usually just get lunch there so I cannot say much for the market side of it, but its clean and looks to have a very wide selection.
I would recommend this to anyone that likes middle eastern food.

If I lived in Stillwater, I’d come here often.
It’s a little off-​putting when you walk in because of the layout. You enter in through a Mediterranean (think Greek, not Spanish) market that sells different teas and treats like packaged halva. Walk a little further back, and there is a seating area by an area that has hookah supplies and a little buffet table behind some acrylic. There’s a little menu and they’ll tell you what’s what while spooning some out for you onto a plate (to-​go, also).
The vegetable korma was great and spiced well for buffet-​style. The lentil rice had sat for a while and the grains were a little hard, but when I mentioned it, they comped it (rice costs separate). I ordered chicken tikka masala to-​go (again, rice is separate) and had it later because I was still hungry. When I had it, it was pretty good, but a little salty since I prefer more acid (tomato) in masala. The chicken was delicious, and the refreshed lentil rice was fluffy (not crunchy).
The people were nice, and the prices were pretty great.
If this weren’t the only place in Stillwater for this kind of food, it would probably have to liven things up a bit somehow (I dunno how) but I still think it’d stand on its own for a quick, filling, affordable, delicious curry.