Golden India,

2097 Madison Ave, Memphis, TN 38104, United States

"My wife and I came to this place on Friday, February 16, 2024. Very slow service. Dinning room had three tables with people at it and it took over an hour to get our main dishes. Only after my wife questioned the server, then our food magically came out. Food was cold when it came out. So we ordered the following; Garlic Naan, Vegetable Samosa, Vegetable Soup, Palak Paneer and Bombay Aloo. Per the menu, this would come out to $41.05. However, we did order two beers, which prices are not on the menu, but let me say, my finial should of not came out to be $64.15. When I asked about the pricing of the beers once I saw the total, no answer was given, the girl looked at me like she did not understand what I was saying. Heck, to just get my check and a to go box, I had to go to the hosting station because the server decided to hang out up there and never came back to our table. This place will over charge you and then place stupid like they do not understand the questions you are asking. I will never step back into this restaurant again."

"I order from Uber , when the driver bring my food to me there is nothing cover my drink it’s look like I go to the store myself get it , no folk and spoon, I like Indian food but this place make me….."

"Amazing authentic Indian food. We tried the vegetable samosas, paneer pakora, butter chicken and tandoori shrimp masala. All the food was perfect. Ordered the butter chicken medium, and it was medium. I recommend you give this place a try especially if you like Indian food and if you don't, still give it a try, you won't be disappointed."

"This is by far the best Indian food in Memphis. I've made it a point to try other places to compare them to this place. Other places are good, but Golden India is the best. I enjoy their Thursday and Friday buffets. Each day they server a regular menu on the buffet, so you always know what you're getting depending on the day you visit the buffet. I've discovered that Indian food is kind of like chicken and dumplings. It might all be the same stuff, but each granny has her own recipe, so no two are identical. The same is with Indian food. I think Golden India has the best recipes."