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S Ron Google

a month ago

Kiran’s offered up North Indian/ Punjabi cuisine and Indian-french fusion cuisine. We tried out the Indian cuisine this time. The Lucknowi chicken kebab was exquisitely flavored and tender. It was our favorite dish of the day. The pappadums were lightly spiced with chat masala and were accompanied by superb chutneys. We got the punjabi staple of sarson ka saag with makki ki roti. Very nice! We got the butter chicken (excellent) and lamb korma (a little tough meat but good flavor). We had roomali roti (disappointing as it was too thick and did not match our expectations) We finished it off with the gajar halwa dessert which unfortunately was too dry. The service was excellent with Narayan helping us. The ambience was really good too. My wife has a great Malbec to drink.

Alexander Simonettaon Google

2 weeks ago

The only negative is that it’s going to be expensive and most people don’t expect that with Indian food. The food itself is outstanding. The menu is vast and the waitstaff eager to help with questions navigating the latter. Traditional bread / fusion flatbread options are numerous and they have outstanding tools [custom wood burning ovens] to make it in (having bought out the Italian pizzeria which used to occupy a part of the space).

A Mon Google

a month ago

Fine dining Indian place. I thought of Kiran’s as similar to Mussafir in Houston and Sanjh as well as Jashn in Dallas. It is not the same. The food is okay. Not great. Not much innovation. And even traditional food is, again, “okay”. But the price is also a lot lower than then comparisons I mentioned before. Parking - they have a valet. And a paid parking garage in the complex. The drinks were very good. Cocktail list was quite deep and with great choices. Highly recommend the chai old fashioned. Paneer tikka appetizer was quite good as well. Naan pizza was not very good - very doughy. Paneer kadhai entre was bland - needed more spice. Also the chicken biryani was bland - needed more flavors. Service was amazing and ambience was very nice.

Sherwin Koshyon Google

2 months ago

We visited Kiran’s for a Father’s Day and birthday dinner. The food was good, the ingredients seemed high quality, and the cocktails offered creative Indian-inspired twists on classic drinks. Service was friendly and attentive throughout the evening. My issue was more with the overall value. Kiran’s positions itself as a fine dining destination, but the experience did not consistently match that standard. During dinner, a staff member carried a baby high chair overhead right next to our table, which felt out of place in an upscale setting. The restaurant also advertises a dress code, but it did not appear to be enforced during our visit. While I enjoyed the meal, nothing we ordered felt memorable enough to justify the premium pricing. Good food and good service, but when considering both the dining experience and the cost, I left feeling this was closer to a 3.5 to 4 star experience than true fine dining.

Jerry dMannon Google

5 months ago

Good food, great service, beautiful atmosphere. Do not come here expecting authentic Indian food. There are many other options for such food. This place is an upscale dining experience with fusion food. The food was delicious and service was fantastic. We tried a variety of dishes. All came out well prepared. We enjoyed the entire evening. We arrived around 530pm and the place was quite empty. Hence, there was no wait for a table. The service was really good and they made us feel very welcome. We extended our meal for quite a while but they did not hurry us. The warm moist towlettes at the e.d were a nice touch.