Motu Indian Kitchen

"Very fresh ingredients, tasty food. We had one order of the butter chicken tacos and one order of the pani puri! Highly recommend both- get the tamarind sauce for both. Will definitely come back! On the pricier side, but worth the quality. Lassi was a great addition. Dined inside- clean and fresh."

"Counter service style with great customer service! They have plenty of options for everyone. The gentleman recommended the #3 and it was delicious so was the rice bowl. We will be coming back."

"Motu's had wonderfully prepared foods at reasonable prices served by super friendly staff. The parking lot is a bit small but that's not their fault. Definitely a place you want to try if you like Indian food, there want much heat to it so don't let that be a factor in stopping you from trying it. Take a look at the review pictures I posted."

"Fast casual Indian? Yes! Established food/recipes from the original restaurant? Double yes! Good portions for money. Naan was very hot even after driving home. Chicken Masala wrap was nicely seasoned and filling. (Imo, would prefer less rice and more veggies but it’s a preference. Needs more vegetable crunch to balance the soft meat/rice) Samosas we’re packed and flavorful. Garlic naan had an objectively crazy amount of garlic. 10/10."

"Just like their original restaurant Panjabi Tadka, in Springfield, this place is amazing! Hard to not compare Motu Indian Kitchen to their other restaurant, however this one seems to be a tiny bit better in terms of food quality and price. For two people we spent about $47 in Motu while about $68 at Panjabi Tadka. The food: is delicious and flavorful! Those not familiar with spice may find the food packs decent heat! It's nothing crazy but just be prepared if you're not into spicy food. Chicken Masala, chole bhature, samosas, and Chaat papri were all delicious, zero complaints. We were so full we did not have room for dessert. If you're wondering what's a Thumbs Up it's basically a coca-cola. The staff: is limited, because this is a more casual experience (think Chipotle) I believe it was just the owner out front taking orders and the kitchen staff. The owner was polite, friendly, and interested in our feedback. The atmosphere: the interior is still somewhat small and cozy, with a few decorations. Looks like after Cookie's restaurant the place needed to be brought up to building code. There are maybe 4 tables and 2 booths. Love the warm wooden tables and chairs. While you can dine in, the experience seems a bit more geared towards take out (again, think Chipotle). There are two electronic order stations out front as well as a person to help you or order from. The tablet had pictures of food as you order which those unfamiliar with Indian cuisine will definitely appreciate. I wish the drink options also had pictures. They have a reward system where you get $5 OFF after spending $50. Overall a delicious experience and a much needed addition to East Longmeadow as we have no nearby Indian restaurants!"