The Himalayan Flames

Hopped onboard for a lunch with friends, casual place, wasn’t much crowded. Food was good and satisfactory service. Food could have been brought a bit sooner to the table but eventually all tasted good. Overall a good dine-in!

Excellent experience with fantastic, attentive staff! The food was delicious with large portions that feel perfect for sharing with the table. Everyone in my party brought back at least one meal's worth of leftovers (we each ordered on entrée that came with rice). Highly recommended! As a heads up, you will find parking behind the building & you have to ender the building from the rear to go into the restaurant. Vegetarian options: The menu has a massive selection of vegetarian dishes & appetizers! While Indian restaurants typically have an abundance of vegetarian options, it is still appreciated. Parking: There is a parking lot by the restaurant. Years ago I remember there being paid parking lots everywhere in the area but now it doesn't seem to be a prevalent? I will take it as a win! Wheelchair accessibility: Appears fairly wheelchair accessible without any obvious steps. I did not notice automatic doors & I did not enter the restroom.

Staff were nice and friendly and checked on us few times even though it was a busy night for them. I ordered their signature lamb shank which is one of their authentic dishes and it was just ok. I would rate it as 5/10. It was not cooked to perfection and there was thick layers of fat all over it. My friend had chicken tikka in a curry sauce and it tasted really good. Their mango lassi was delicious and helped with food spiciness.

We were driving to Detroit from Chicago for a staycation and found this place in google. The restaurant was full and they said there was a 30 mins wait time. But, we’re fortunate and got the table within 15 mins. We ordered a soup, an appetiser, a bread, an entree and a biryani. The time to take the order was a bit long but the food came relatively quick. The soup was good. Avocado Jhalmuri wasn’t as good and it tasted like a Bhel puri than Jhalmuri. The pesto naan was soft and flaky. The entree’s can be customised to your spice levels and served with rice. My personal favourite was the Biryani. Apt spice and flavourful. In summary, this place is decent and good. Vegetarian options: Paneer, Aloo, Baingan, Biryani and Indian Breads Kid-friendliness: High chair available