Palm Palace Indian Resturant

Restaurant ambience was dark , could be a better vibe if owner would open blinds. When walked in nobody was in the front took some time for one guy to notice we were there. No greeting after noticing we were there, just handed us menus and asked us to sit down. No good vibes from restaurant only reason we stayed is because it's the only Indian restaurant near by) still while ordering food aditude of guy was like if he did not want us there. Felt like if it was a racial thing honestly. You just get those vibes from him. We ordered $100 worth of food and no thank you, no nothing but our receipt. Definitely did NOT earn a tip! Food was OKAY , meals are big enough to share. Will not be returning to eat at this restaurant, rather make drive to duluth.

The restaurant has large North and South Indian cuisine. The service could be a little better with their attention at times some visits they are on site some other it feels maybe they don't see you there. Before Kovid passed, they were always attentive and after perhaps the lack of people who came to eat in restaurants, they lost it, but I hope that as things get back normal. All in all, love comes here... oh and please contact the music again. :

Found this South Indian restaurant randomly and happens only over 3 miles from home. Food was exceptional, loved the clean ambience. You have great Indian dishes, but I like the South Indian dishes better, perhaps because of my taste in such foods. The service was okay, but could be better. I'm looking forward to a visit here.

There are so many so-called Indian restaurant in the city, but so far, This is the best restaurant I was. The best place to get fresh and tender chicken cooked with the top notch spices. I beg you, must try: chill chill, butter chicken and Uttapam.

There was a delicious dinner at the Palm Palace Indian Restaurant. The owner, Robert, commented that I always arrange the same, and I told him that I was concerned to try something new as I was not familiar with Indian food and its various spices . He listened attentively to my preferences and made suggestions that were perfect for my palate: vegetable samosas, chicken tikka masala and palaak wiper. The only dish I didn't crash was my ordinary garlic naan. An adventure for the taste buds!