TCP: The Curry Project

Bhojanic: Atlanta, Georgia

Located in a nondescript strip mall near Emory University, Bhojanic is possibly the best Indian restaurant in Atlanta. While many of the surrounding restaurants have changed owners and cuisines, Bhojanic has remained a constant in the area for at least the past 5 years.  The service is friendly and knowledgeable, the decor is bright and [...]

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Bombay Cafe: Boston, Massachusetts

It’s small, it’s not well-lit and it employs the bare minimum number of staff to operate. However, this small Massachusetts Avenue institution also happens to whip up what is one of the most reliably outstanding and best value lunch buffets I’ve ever come across. The key factor in the success of Bombay Cafe is its [...]

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Woodlands: Nashville, Tennessee

Let me preface this review by saying that I’m more of a North Indian cuisine girl.  I like my spicy, carnivorous entrees.  However, Woodlands is the best vegetarian, South Indian restaurant that I’ve tried.  It’s located in a very nondescript tower: if you blink, you’ll miss it.  The interior is very open to accommodate a [...]

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Saffron: West Palm Beach, Florida

Finding an Indian restaurant in the West Palm Beach area presented an unexpected challenge during a recent visit to Florida. After receiving blank stares from my parents and friends when I asked if they had any recommendations, I ending up having to turn to the internet. But even the mighty Google had trouble providing me [...]

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Anand’s: Philipsburg, St. Maarten

In a most unexpected location sits the Indian restaurant where I have eaten more platefuls of curry than in any other Indian restaurant on this planet. The name on the sign reads “Anand’s” but unless you know it’s there, you won’t find it. Actually, the biggest problem is not locating its well-hidden lane, but locating [...]

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