We had the Mango Masala and Chicken Tiki Masala meals, with a few pieces of the Plain Roti and Samosas. I thought it was pretty standard food, when I compare it to the Indian restaurants in Los Angeles. I especially enjoyed the roti, since it was warm and fresh. It's difficult for me to enjoy restaurants that aren't doing their part to take care of the environment. Everything is served in disposable containers, to include plastic cups, forks, spoons and knives. A big turnoff for me. Street parking in the area. It's all outdoor seating in the patio area, but they have plenty of space heaters.
Always a party atmosphere on a Friday night! Open air dining and bar. We ordered takeout, but were tempted to grab a drink while waiting. Opted not to since we were on bikes. Great cocktails, yummy Indian food. There's usual a line for takeout and this was no exception, but the food was ready at the promised time. We took it home and enjoyed our meals of butter chicken and lamb curry. The butter chicken was tender, mild and sweet. The lamb was tender and flavorful. The chick peas were spicy, and we're infact the only real heat in either meal.
Chill environment only has a patio. We went on a cold and rainy day and it was pretty chilly in the patio. So I do not recommend to go on chilly days. The food here is really good. I have been craving Indian curry for a while and it satisfied my needs. We ordered chicken saag and lamb curry. Chicken saag was a bit spicy but manageable. Lamb curry was also very tasty. With all the veggies, it was flavorful. Portion size is really big here. We left with our stomach full.
As a fan of Indian foods, I liked the vegetarian paradise platter that I had here. I enjoyed the chickpeas on the bed of rice with raw spinach on it. The bhindi was so tasty! I would have given 5 stars if the baingan bharta had more eggplants as I tasted more tomatoes in it, and if the portion of bhindi and baingan bharta could have been added more — that would make it more worthwhile for a $18 meal.
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I been wanting to come here for months lol so had to go all out and try a few things. The paneer was my fav, great texture and flavor. The tika masala was also good, although the chicken was a lil’ dry. The samosas were ok, a bit plain tbh. Not pictured was the mango lasi, which had v good mango flavor. Had a ton of leftovers lol $40.
Great place and ambience to have Indian food. Primarily outdoor sitting with roof on top. Kind of a self serve place but the service is quick and the food is also well prepared. Do try their pav bhaji one of the better ones I had in Washington DC area
Just what we wanted Real Indian Cuisine , not food CUISINE and the more you eat the more the heat , recommend some white yogurt and check out these other dishes all amazing thanks for the fast turn over so we could enjoy curbside
One of my absolute favorite restaurants in DC! I moved away from the city and still come here all the time when I'm visiting. They have incredible vegan options. Fun atmosphere and good service. Outdoor seating is a huge plus!
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First time visiting Indigo and I must say it did not disappoint! The menu has plenty of options to choose from and they’re very accommodating. The service was on point, timely, and the food came out hot!
Ordered take out and wasn’t disappointed. The chickpeas were cooked to perfect and so was the rice. Wish they also served chapati but we enjoyed the meal
