615chuTNey - A Very Indian Affair

We are so lucky to not only have an Indian restaurant in Bellevue, but a really good one! I was there on Saturday for their lunch buffet. But this was not my first time here! The food is delicious! I love how they’ve decorated… Very warm and inviting! In the evenings it’s not uncommon for them to have live music or performances! I love the little robot that delivers your food! I also love the support the local arts! Besides the musicians that come through, the owner also really supports the visual arts too! They can accommodate a solo person to a large group! And the owner is really nice! I would much rather support a locally owned business, than go to a chain. A couple of years ago, I wasn’t able to go home for Christmas, and so i gathered a group of 13 other people who also couldn’t go home for Christmas… And we chose to eat Christmas day dinner at 615 Chutney. We wonderful time together!

What a delicious meal! Also had a great conversation with the owner and learned more about their regional Indian dishes, weekly live entertainment, and the special buffet dinner offerings that occur on certain nights. So glad we finally dined here, and we got a kick watching their robot server and the reactions from the kiddos at the other tables.

Stopped by 615 Chutney while driving from Memphis to Nashville, and I’m so glad I did! It’s in a convenient location and offers a clean, welcoming ambiance that instantly makes you feel at home. The food? Absolutely delicious. I tried the dosa and kothu parotta, and both were packed with authentic South Indian flavor. The dosa was perfectly crisp, and the kothu had just the right amount of spice and texture—comfort food done right. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, this is a must-visit spot for Indian food lovers. Great location, flavorful dishes, and a calm vibe. I’ll definitely be back next time I’m in town!

Usually restaurant READS in bold light as “OPEN”, but they aren’t for multiple technical reasons .. this restaurant was the same .. their Google timings shows open until 9:30 PM , but they couldn’t support travelling guests needs especially with kids .. whilst saw couple of folks who were seated right infront of us. While every restaurant has reserve to choose their customers .. certainly lacked CSAT.. in contrast , their next door Neighbors welcomed us and they were very humble. While next time if any one faces something similar here at this restaurant try the adjacent Mexican restaurant , they are pretty decent.

My overall 5 stars is for how amazing the food is that I have got and was what I ordered the past 2 weeks. I can say the only downside is the service. No bad attitudes or anything just miscommunication and easily getting distracted. ANYWAYS This review is mainly about my to-go order. Had to pay 40 dollars for a 17 dollar item I thought I was getting and unfortunately didn't even get the item I ordered. I order the Kothu Parotta, the guy on the phone even repeated it back to me, we had a confusing first conversation off the bat about another item but I told him to forget about it, it was genuinely just me asking a question about it and ordered what I truly wanted which was the Kothu Parotta and which was the last thing he confirmed to me before giving me a timeframe and hanging up. My boyfriend picked it up and paid for it for me. I sent him the money and he told me after he paid that it wasnt enough but he covered me. I was confused but I assumed it was tax I forgot or something. Either way he came home with a big bag and I was even more confused. Opened it and found 2 completely different dishes I didn't order and then he proceeded to tell me it was 40 dollars of food and why I was so hungry lol. Anyways, the food received was ok, not what I was wanting so I couldn't enjoy it to the fullest. I was just hungry so I ate one of the items but the other was oddly bitter so I didn't touch it. So I'm just wondering where the miscommunication was. Either way, I do want to eventually try what I originally ordered but it seems I got 2 different chicken curry dishes.

Good place to try south Indian food. The taste was ok. We visited for virunthu and they took ages to re-serve items. We winded up half stomach as every re-serve was not on time. Service could be improved. Briyani, White rice and curd rice side by side can be avoided since some people won't take curd. In first place it was neither asked nor informed. Please ask your customers their preference. As there are meat and non meat persons, there are no dairy persons also.

We were traveling around the area, and we found this restaurant. When we entered, we were initially skeptical about the spice levels, but after the first bite, I experienced nostalgia for homemade food. The food was perfect, from the spices to the quantity. We were homesick from eating out instead of our traditional homemade Indian food, but I am glad we chose this hidden gem. It reminded me of a family restaurant in India where they treat you like family and ensure your food is like what your mothers and grandmothers would have prepared. That feeling gives us a way to be close to home and family even when we are apart. The atmosphere was welcoming, and the owner was very friendly. The staff was fast and polite. I am very glad we stopped here, and our tummies were full of happiness and satisfaction.

I loved everything I tried here and can't wait to try other items on the menu. The vegan options are clearly marked and the staff was knowledgable about what vegan meant. The restaurant has a great atmosphere, has live music on the weekends, and ample parking.

We ate here when we were travelling through Tennessee. I always try to find Authentic South Indian restuarants because they are rare at where I reside (Kentucky). You could tell if it's Authentic Tamil/South Indian restaurant just from the menu. Most of the items were unique to Tamil Nadu and I could tell. I got the original Chicken 65 and it came out "Original" as expected. If you get this from Indian restaurants here, it comes as a gravy/semi dry. Here it came crispy and fried as expected. It was delivered by a cute robot. I got Ceylon Veechu Chettinad chicken as a main. The chettinad chicken is stuffed inside the Veechu Parotta, which was kind of new to me, but tasted good regardless. We also got Paper Roast to share. I ended the meal with South Indian Filter coffee, and overall it was a trip towards my childhood memory lane of growing up in India.

My recent visit to 615Chutnry left me with mixed feelings about this restaurant. I visited with a large group, and I was the first to place my order. Ordering is done online and then food is brought out to your table. When food came for the group, the server was unsure which dish was which. He put one item in front of me, then said to wait, that he needed to check to see if that was right. It wasn't, so he took that plate away and gave it to one of my dining companions. So now, everyone had their food but me. I waited while they ate. Finally, someone flagged down a waiter and told him I was still waiting for my meal. When my meal finally came, well after everyone else's, I was told it was late because they had lost the order. It took an hour from when I ordered to finally receive my order. Despite the issue with ordering and receiving my food, I found the meal to be delicious. I had the chicken tikki masala, and the broth was rich and there was plenty of chicken. The dish was served with rice and a fry bread which was very good. The staff was very friendly and we enjoyed our meals. Other folks at the table said the butter chicken and chicken vindaloo were also very good. I think I would give 615Chutney another chance if I had a craving for Indian food.

Generally, when my dad tells me an Indian restaurant is quite good, it's always worth putting on my to-try list, and my visits to 615 Chutney have proven him yet again right. Despite the rise of good Indian food in the greater Nashville area, there aren't many South Indian places, and, being South Indian myself, I was eager to try this place. Have had a few visits to this place - once for the lunch buffet, a few times for dinner. It's a very different concept than other Indian restaurants. Focusing mostly on South Indian food (think idli, vada, dosa, avial, more vegetarian options but not a fully vegetarian menu), featuring a buffet for lunch and traditional menu for dinner with live music and phone ordering / a robot that delivers your orders, this is just a very fun and social concept compared to other Indian restaurants in the area. My parents love coming here with a big group of friends and ordering most of the vegetarian items on the menu for a fun and unique night out. Some favorites for us are the chana masala, the mixed vegetable curry, the layered kothu paratha, the poori (which was HUGE) and chai. We also thought the Frankie's 615 (like an Indian taco in a wheat flatbread) were really fun and unique compared to other Indian menus we have seen in the area. All around, this is a great addition of a for an Indian restaurant for the area and a win for South Indians looking for decent food in the area. It's also more than just a takeout Indian place, but has a fun ambiance and live music and is a unique night out for those looking for something a bit different.

A tasty tucked away treat. Easy to miss if you're not looking for it. But you should be! I walked in with a few things in mind I wanted to order, and found out it was a buffet that day. Even better, since I got to try quite a few different things. Various dishes that had goat, chicken, rice, veggies, and more. Everything was delicious and fresh (they regularly replenished the foods). Left feeling very stuffed and still craving more. The live music, a Nashville staple, was also enjoyable.

My sister & I really just wanted to see if Indian food here was just as good as homemade or even the food we have in our hometown. I love that this place had a variety of different Indian foods, not just your typical butter chicken and naan (they don't have naan btw!). The vibes of the interior gave me like a fusion or modern style of India. Although the system of ordering is not your typical way of doing things, I honestly really liked it! You ordered and paid upfront on your phone so that you don't have to worry about waiting to pay at the end. My sister ordered the onion uthappam, dal tadka, & mango juice and I ordered the chutneyville chicken biryani, a side of dosa, and ras malai. Everything was so delicious and tasted fresh & homemade. We definitely didn't feel like we were too far from home. Highly recommend this place if you're ever in the area or just craving Indian food.

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Some of the best (South) Indian food out there! If I lived in Nashville area, I'd be here as often as I could!! Their buffet is only on the weekends- but if the buffet items are this good, anything off their menu is going to be just as good. They have live music which add to the ambience of this spot coupled with tasteful ethnic decorations and art. Service was excellent and attentive.

615chutney is amazing! Compared to the standard Indian restaurant, this place has a more South Indian bent to it, which is definitely unique, particularly in the Nashville area. The food, service, and ambiance here were great! One item i wanted to highlight was the Kyma Idli- this is shredded idly cooked with ground chicken and a spicy, flavorful masala. I've never had this dish anywhere in the USA- definitely try it if you stop by this restaurant!

We made reservations tonight for a party of 6, for a birthday celebration. From the minute we checked in, to the minute we left, the service was better than 99% of restaurants in the Nashville area. The owner went out of his way to offer advice, recommendations, and menu suggestions. The food was absolutely AMAZING! We tried everything, but our favorites were the Chana Marsala, Chicken Marsala, Buttered Chicken, Chicken Lollipops, and Coconut Shrimp. The Malabar Parotta was awesome too. The music was such a nice touch. But the food and the service can't be beat! Do yourself a favor and visit 615 Chutney. You will thank me. It was fabulous!!!!

The food is consistently of good quality with good favors. I like that they offer regional specialties and not the Americanized curry menu. I like that the restaurant uses technology to maximize their efficiencies. They have a robot to deliver foodThe staff is friendly and attentive. They always have great musicians playing too and this adds an extra point to its ambiance. There is a debate if Dosa is Southern Indian food. I honestly do not care because it is delicious and I am Glad they serve it. I think the world will be a better place if we are more tolerant and more open minded. https://homegrown.co.in/homegrown-explore/the-confusing-origins-history-of-the-indian-dosa

I love Indian food, there are so many wonderful options in the Nashville area. This spot is just not one of my favorite places and not sure I would return. They have live music most weekends which is nice. Parking is super easy as this is located in a strip mall in west Nashville. However, the food is just average and the service is nonexistent. Someone sits you down, but then you have to order everything online through a scan code. Then a robot brings the food to the table. Yet you are still expected to tip your 'server'. Not a bad experience, just not one I would ever want to experience again. Too many other great options to settle!

The butter chicken is divine. Make sure you try it because you won't be disappointed.

It's rare to find restaurants anymore where the owner is as active and visible as the owner of this restaurant. The pride in his eatery the and spirit of customer service he displays is extraordinary, which makes for the experience at 615Chutney a formidable one. The food was plentiful and flavorful. Everyone in our party of 6 had a different dish and I got to try them all- from the shrimp appetizer to the lamb, everything delicious and great combinations of spices and flavor. Hands down best Indian restaurant in Nasville

the food, the service, the ambiance, I love everything about 615Chutney! Couldn't ask for greater people or tastier food

Amazing high end technology Indian Restaurant. Like its said first impression is last impression - yes moment I entered the restaurant i was amazed by the indian decor this place had. Hanging Kites, traditional Indian umbrellas, Indian flags everything fantastic. This place had live music even on Tuesday which fascinated me even more. We were seated right in front of the stage for live music. It does not end here - everything is digitized here. You please the order on your smart phone and pay for it upfront from your table. You can track the status of your order on the phone like you can do for online order. And the best part was the food is delivered by a Robot. The Robot comes and stops right next to you and you can take the food from there and Robot says Thank you! Enjoy your food and goes back to the docking station. I found it pretty impressive. There are still some servers around if you want something out of your order. But I highly recommend trying out this place.

I've never have had Indian food before, but will definitely be eating it again here! Food was delicious!! I highly recommend the chicken lolli pops and the butter chicken! Customer service was 10/10!! Will be back!

We picked up dinner for takeout. We planned ahead as we had been told that takeout can take a while to prepare. The food was plentiful and flavor for a reasonable price with plenty of extra samber and chutneys. We ordered naan and dosa as well as some rice and curry choices. We will be ordering again and hope to dine in soon.

I'm really wondering if the stellar reviews are paid for because this place is a mess. There is no server assigned to you. You have to order your food through the app. There is no server assigned to you so the service is non-existent. No one came by to refill our drinks. One member of our party didn't get food until the rest of the party had already finished their meals. Also, the menu is tricky. If you order the paper dosa, it won't come with potatoes. If you order the family size masala dosa, they say it can feed 4 but they only bring you bowls and plates for 2 people instead of 4. Do better and bring 4 plates and bowls out with enough food for 4 people. They have a robot running some of the food. I'm all for using technology as needed but this restaurant is missing the service part of restaurant service. The worst part is that I was still hungry after eating here. What a mess! The only positives about the place is that some members of my party liked their food. But as we know, good service can save a bad meal but good food cannot save bad service.

Without doubt this is the best Indian restaurant in Nashville. Interestingly it's a non-naan restaurant - and I LOVE my bread - but I was promised by the owner that I wouldn't be disappointed with their 'version'.. And I wasn't - the Malabar Parotta was exceptional, so much so that it's the first thing i look for on the menu when I go back to England. The food on offer is varied & every dish that I have had over the last 18 months has me wanting more. I recommend the buffet (Fri-Sun)... Maybe not my traditional Sunday lunch (which is a roast dinner) but OMG the extensive offering will keep you going back for more - and then on the couch for most of the afternoon ;-) Finally, a word about the owner - Niroop - i challenge you to find a more passionate person about his food, service and restaurant overall. I'm going to miss this place when I head back to England next week - keep up the excellent work tho.

*PLEASE READ* You see I love Indian, so I gave this 5 stars. If you are a typical chicken tikka masala, butter chicken, and "naan" person, please continue reading before you try or leave a review. This is South Indian and not North Indian. The quality is certainly there. Food tastes amazing and they do well with service. Like any restaurant, sometimes you're down an employee but no big deal. I had the chicken khorma and the South Indian style chicken tikka masala. It was great. I certainly recommend you all try this place out! The staff is truly friendly and have been onboarded very well. I noticed the owner/GM (I think) walking around and greeting everyone. Many people stood up to give him hugs and share a personal story, so that was nice to see. They are clean! The tables, chairs, silverware, floors, and even restrooms are clean. This sometimes is a deal breaker for me but they have surpassed my expectations! (Yes fellow yelpers, my expectations are high with cleanliness ha!) They have live music that adds to the amazing ambiance. Not too loud which was my initial fear due to being seated near the stage. I hope this place stays and I truly hope the community supports their establishment.

Great food! My husband and I joked that we came to Nashville and never got BBQ but ended up going for Indian cuisine instead (we were missing it). We were not disappointed one bit. The spice level was great too. The flavors of the dishes were not watered down, which we were thankful. Even the masala chai had great balance. I would love to visit this restaurant again!

The food is of top quality prepared and served with care. Everything on the menu is unique and very tasty. Appetizers are excellent with good proportions. I normally try something different on every occasion and not disappointed yet. I do have favorites, try the lamb chop appetizer. It's abit pricey but perfection is worth the price. Service is truly family oriented and the music adds to the experience for real. Writer's night was pretty cool time. don't forget to tip the musicians, they have to eat too and the talent is there

Best meal I had during my weekend trip to Nashville. We stopped by right at opening on Sunday. Seems there is a stage with live music acts performing, we really liked the integration of Nashville culture into an Indian restaurant. I'd recommend the buffet, we only saw typical North Indian curry, tikka masala, etc type of options... but turns out we came before the rest of the buffet was ready like idly and dosa - otherwise we would have done that. Then we sat down and ordered our food, was instructed to order online then had our food brought out to us. Coffee was great, authentic chicory. Loved the Nashville themed spoons, added a lovely touch consistent with the "chuTNey" theme throughout. My favorite was the dosa with chicken curry, best curry I've had in a long time. Dosas are HUGE enough for at least 2 people. We also got the egg dosa which was folded in a square and much more chewy, spongy, which I also loved. The idly tray was great and sambar was served in a special metal tin with extra ghee - divine! Staff checked in with us, bathrooms are clean and immaculate. You can tell this place is a labor of love and thoughtfulness full of personal touches. Def recommend to all!!!!

I've tried many Indian restaurants in the Nashville area and this is my absolute favorite. Takeout is easy and the dining experience is even better. It's truly a fun time to get to eat there and enjoy the music (whether it's jazz, Indian, songwriter) as well as the friendly kitty robot that delivers your food. Service is speedy and everyone is attentive and wants you to have a wonderful meal. I come back once a week. Cheers to an excellent restaurant!

By far the best saag Paneer I've ever had. I go a few times a month and whenever anyone is in town to visit, I always take them here. Service is fast.

The Sunday lunch buffet is a must and ask for an extra packet of " breath freshener " served with check! It's a splendid mixture of anise, rose and other yummy spices that is amazingly good.

Best South Indian restaurant I have tried in Southern United states. Food - 5/5 Service - 5/5 Ambience - 5/5 Value for money - 5/5 Personal favorites from what i tried - Podi dosa (customized with ghee), Filter coffee & Sambar vada. The owner & staff were so friendly and courteous Must visit if you crave for Indian food in Nashville.

I'm not sure why I haven't written a review for this place sooner. The food is great, the staff is consistently the same 4 people. They are friendly and attentive. Most nights they have live music that is at a volume where you can still carry on a conversation. We're big fans of India cuisine and 615ChuTNey never disappoints!

My husband and I have eaten at every single Indian Restaurant in the middle Tennessee area. 615 Chutney had surpassed any and all other places. We absolutely love this place and the flavors are incredible! I highly recommend. Literally every single item in the menu is delicious!!! You must t try this place!!

Hidden gem!!!! Great food. Great environment. Great music. I brought my wife here based on previous reviews. It was 20 mins out of the way from the nights plans. My wife thought I was bringing her to some cheap ass Kroger mini mall shit. A She bitched the whole way in. But I had searched, she'd been asking for Indian cuisine for a while and this place had music. Everything was great. Even the cute little robot cat that delivers the food. My wife loved it. The food. The live music. Everything

Loved the food here! Especially the dosas. I had the saag paneer and my husband order the lamb vindaloo and both were delicious. Also, try their naan and chutneys. You will not be disappointed!

If you want Indian food, don't go here. If you're hungry, don't go here. Even if you're not hungry, don't go here. Just don't go here. When 615Chutney opened for the first time, I remember the owner finding us at a local business and recommending his restaurant. It was great. But this was years ago. The food now looks good, but tastes like cardboard. There is no flavor. I don't know if this is to cater to locals, but there is no sense of spice or any flavor. The paneer 65 is just fried paneer with no seasoning. The poori was burnt, and we had to ask for another one that came out looking less like a soccer ball with black spots and more like a poori. It's barely lit and the definition of seasoning here is drowning everything in turmeric. Not to mention, it's way too expensive to eat here for what tastes worse than my high school cafeteria food. There is nothing more I want than a refund and to forget this experience. Come on guys, stop disappointing India.

I visited 615chutney yesterday, and it was a great culinary experience! The staff (the owner in particular) made me feel very welcome. It is a great place to try some authentic South Indian cuisine. Rajan Mahadevan

Pretty good food, the desserts are really something here too. I would definitely recommend it if you are in the area.

Service was abysmal. Food was terrible. But one star for the ambiance. Not a fan of Indian food and this greatly restored that belief.

Wow. Where do I begin. This place. 615 Chutney just blew my mind. My group of 8 were able to call in at reserve a table for 8pm an hour in advance on a Friday night!! We walked in to this little unassuming strip mall storefront and were met with live music and smiles. We were seated immediately and used the QR code to check out the menu and place our orders! We were given a coupon in the app for $10 off our order! Score! A robot brought our food out. Let that sink in. A ROBOT.... brought our food to our table.... with a smile. Ok, what?! I'm still processing that. It was really cool. We ordered butter chicken, tikka misala, kurma, biryani, the wings, and loads of dossa and parotta with chutnies (dipping sauces). We have eaten at almost every Indian restaurant in Middle Tennessee and 615 Chutney is as good or better than all of them. The heat levels are wonderful and accurate. I ordered "Native" heat on my lamb Kurma. It was really spicy and the flavors were still wonderful and not overpowered by the heat. The Parotta bread that it came with is unlike any other Indian bread I've ever had and it will make you smack someone. The owner came to our table to see how we liked everything and proceeded to enlighten us on some of the differences between Southern Indian cuisine versus Northern Indian. It was fascinating. He was very passionate about his ingredients and unique dishes. We spent about $140 on our whole table and we had as much to take home as we were able to eat there. We will be coming back and bringing our friends! This is what it is all about folks. The owner started from a food truck in 2018 and he has created an experience that is a true culinary cultural blessing to the Nashville Community. Go get some Biryani for yourself. You'll be so glad you did.

I cannot rate this place higher Spectacular service Delicious food served quickly I came for both lunch and dinner that's hoe much I loved it

I have found my new go to Indian place in. Nashville If you love Indian food and want ambiance, this is the place for you. Although located in a strip mall, it is not a strip mall experience. When I walked in, I could smell the Indian incense, warming and welcoming, but did not notice it after about 10 minutes of being inside. I could hear the soft live jazz music ; loud enough to enjoy; not so loud I couldn't talk with my friends. The decor is a mix of Indian and Nashville. Modern fixtures, modern decor with Indian and local decor. I tried this place because I wanted a buffet. It has been too long since having Indian food. If you have read any of my other reviews, you know I always give areas of improvement. This is the first time I can not find anything. I was immediately greeted even though there were people on front of me waiting to be seated. The dishes were cleared quickly. The staff was friendly, but not intrusive. I will start with the concerns people may have about eating at a buffet. Check out the pic of the robot that delivers food. And if you decide to serve yourself, disposable gloves are available. Didn't I tell you this place was modern?! Now for the food review. First, the Naan. OMG! So much better than than the mass produced Naan most places serve. I didn't ask, but it has to be home made and cooked on the stove top. It is crisp on the outside, soft on the inside. I typically eat Indian style using the bread as my fork, but the bread was so good I wanted to savor it by itself. The spices. I was expecting the typical bland meal that needed chutney and Raita to add flavor. There were no condiments, which at first was concerning. Then I tasted the food. No condiments needed. I could taste the cardamom, ginger, garlic. The food was very tasty and spicy. But not so spicy I had to blow my nose. Very flavorful. I only wanted one plate of good Indian food, but it was so good I got a second plate and had dessert. The Chai. This is my test of any Indian restaurant. Authentic chai has a lot of ingredients. Many times when I have ordered chai I have been given Lipton hot tea. I don't go back to those places. I ordered masala chai and it was great. They use milk. When chai cools a little, the milk skim forms on top. Check, the chai had it. It didn't have the sediment at the bottom that homemade chai has, but it is a restaurant and homemade chai takes a lot of time. 615 Chutney also features art work of local artists that are available for purchase. I have included pics to give you a feel for the place, the food, and the ambiance All this for under $20, tip not included.

I stopped by 615 Chutney for takeout for dinner tonight, and it was a really great experience. What I loved about the meal was that the restaurant specializes in South Indian cuisine, including dishes from the Chettinad region and the southern state of Tamil Nadu. Because they specialize in the cuisine of this region, the menu offered a lot of dishes I'd never had before. I had a hard time narrowing down what to order, so I just ordered A LOT and figured we'd eat it over a few days! Worth it. So what did we eat? From the starters section of the menu, we tried Egg Podimas (shredded hard-boiled egg tossed with veggies and Southern Indian spices) and Kyma Idli (shredded rice cakes grilled in South Indian spices and house-made masala with choice of protein - we chose lamb). The Egg Podimas was good - a sort of South Indian flavored egg salad since it was hard-boiled eggs rather than scrambled (which I found some recipes for online). The Kyma Idli was delish - well flavored and a good texture. I loved it. From the mains, we tried the Chettinad egg curry (hard-boiled eggs in a Chettinad curry tomatoes and onions), Kothu Parotta (shredded parotta/paratha cooked in spices with your choice of protein - for this dish I chose paneer), and pepper chicken curry (boneless chicken cooked in South Indian black pepper sauce). All three were really good. It was the first time I've ever had hard-boiled eggs in curry - yum! The chicken was tender and delicious. But the Kothu Parotta was my favorite. Both the Kyma Idli and Kothu Parotta reminded me of an Ethiopian dish I love - firfir (leftover injera cooked in a Berbere-spiced sauce). The idli and the parotta cooked down in their respective sauces to make for interestingly textured and very tasty dishes. I also ordered a dosa, but sadly the filling/paste for the dosa didn't make it into my to go bag. I look forward to trying it for real next time (it was the Nethili - anchovy - curry dosa, which sounds so interesting!). For dessert, we tried the Ras Malai (soft cheesecake patties soaked in milk flavored with cardamom), which was a good way to end a spicy meal! Despite trying so many dishes, there are a lot more dishes I'd love to try! They also offer dishes that are more familiar offerings from Indian restaurants if you want a familiar/already loved dish (Paneer Tikka Masala, Butter Chicken, saag, Kurma, Vindaloo, Biryani, Chana Masala, Pakora, Samosas, dosas, and more). They have the dishes you already love and maybe some you haven't had the chance to experience yet (at least that was the case for us)! When ordering, they offer several spice levels for their dishes. We went with Spicy for our dishes and they were! I ordered online on their website. They texted me to confirm my order and then texted me when the order was ready. They have curbside if you prefer (I think you just call them when you're outside), but I just popped in to get my order after they texted it was ready. Their lobby area is pretty spacious, and no one else was inside waiting for their meal when I went in. It looked like they did offer dine in, but the few tables are really far apart and it wasn't busy inside. The menu is varied and exciting and the food is delicious. Other than forgetting a couple of items I ordered (the anchovy paste for the dosa and a drink I ordered), the meal was near perfect. And it's understand that certain items sometimes get forgotten with takeout and given how much food I ordered! I'll happily go back and get an absurdly large order of food again!

Without a doubt, 5 stars!!! Service: promptly greeted, given a seat quickly, took my food order immediately, answered a couple of questions I had and elaborated on their spicy levels. Most places I've been to will just kind of say "Oh you don't want it too spicy." The gentlemen helping me explained it well with a 1-5 rating system. It was perfect! I got a 3 of 5 spicy level, the standard medium is a 2 he said. The 3 definitely kicked it up a notch which I appreciated. The butter chicken was fantastic! I wanted more, but hey that's just because it was so delicious! Dinner: I ordered the butter chicken. Which comes with rice and bread. It's not naan and it was still very tasty! Other spots won't give you bread with the food, they do here! (At least for what I ordered) Dessert: RasMalai - which is one of my favorite Indian desserts! It did not disappoint! Tasty and a good serving amount. The spoon (in the picture) was also a nice touch for the restaurant being in Nashville. The rest of the staff was also helpful. I think a total of 4 different people helped and checked up on me from start to finish. They have live music sometimes and the lighting is quite interesting in the evening. Hence why my food has a blue tint. (I sat at the bar, the rest of the restaurant lighting wasn't as blue) Do yourself a favor and visit 615 Chutney ASAP!

I can't believe I haven't left a review yet!! I have been going since the first week they opened. Their food is amazing!! Some people don't like the ordering off the app but it's easy and the are helpful. The owner is phenomenal and so kind. He makes you feel so welcome and like family. Certain days of the week there is live music and entertainment. The lunch Buffett i great to try new things or be like me and enjoy butter chicken all I want.

Terrible food, terrible service and to pay tip before having your meal is an insult. It's an even bigger insult when someone explains to a South Indian, that dosas are from South India?! An absolute joke of an experience. I left the place without finishing my food and went to a better restaurant. Furthermore, there seems to be a lack of understanding of the word creativity. Somehow serving cutlets with ketchup or ramming through dish carts while patrons are still eating is creative, then kudos indeed. When almost every single Indian restaurant has almost a five star rating in any given city, that in itself shows how reliable these ratings can be in that city.

Amazing authentic Indian food. The vada and sambar were the best I've had. I really liked the parantha that comes with the daal. The owner was also very kind and stopped by at every table. If I lived in the area, this restaurant would definitely be a regular for me.

I never leave reviews but just feel inclined after a great experience at 615chutney! Truly the best food and the nicest staff from the waiters, owner, and the live musician (Bruce you rock!!). The owner takes the time to speak to every table and even remembered us from our first visit. This restaurant is such a gem and we will continue to visit on the reg!!!!

2nd order, ordered at medium spice level: Shrimp curry (yum but spicy, definitely adding to rotation) & butter chicken (ok) & fried fish (not so good) & some funky cheesecake-y dessert & some yummy but fattening parotta bread. Ready on time, no errors in order. Kind & courteous handoff of food by staff.

I have eaten here 4 times. The food is great! Probably the best Indian menu in Nashville. The problem? The owner is forcing customers to use QR code menus, order and pay using your phone, and a stupid robot to bring your food out. Why even own a restaurant if you do not want to provide service?!?! I am super sad to say that this place is going downhill fast. Unless the owner turns the dining experience around by 180 degrees, he will be out of business in less than a year. Please hire staff and give a great dining experience!!!

Outstanding food. Great ownership. Fantastic weight staff. I always go here. Absolutely fantastic.

Having worked with many coworkers from Kerala before, I am so happy to see a Southern Indian restaurant in the area. Sure, there are some staples you get in the standard northern Indian restaurant, like Butter Chicken (and Tikka Masala, which is more of a British "Indian" dish). My first experience was a bust. I tried to call in an order and got no answer. Went in and the hostess (owner?) brought a menu and went back to pick up some orders. By the time she got back to me, she told me the kitchen was backed up and she could not take my order. The second time, I ordered online. Successful, but definitely took awhile. Until they get things down to a science here, it would be useful to either eat in or plan on a long wait. Fortunately, it is worth it. On my successful order, I started with sme the Idli Vidai Set, which is a mixture of Idli (rice cakes) and Vidai (savory donuts). These are served with some chutneys and Sambar (lentil stew). I was familiar with Vidai, as my coworkers often brought them to events. Had never had Ildi, but excellent texture. For a meal, I decided on Irachi Ishtu, which is lamb in a coconut curry. Unlike Thai curry, the coconut is more subtle in Southern Indian food. I addeed on parotta, which is a layered bread. Both were excellent. I also got a dosa, which is a crepe (my favorite is the masala dosa, so I will have to get back and try one). I also want to get a poori at some point. For dessert, I grabbed the Chweetney Platter with the Chakkarai Pongal, Rava Kesari, and Tirunelveli Halwa. All are more like rice puddings, which was a bit boring. I would have ordered Gulab Jamun, but I have had it before (cheesy flour balls in a syrup). Next time, I will opt for Ras Malai, as I had planned. At least I know what not to order. LOL Very impressed with the food and hope they can figure out how to get their ducks in a row, as I would hate for us to lose our first South Indian restaurant.

615 Chutney used to be housed in a location in East Nash, but they have recently relocated to the Bellevue area near a Kroger off of a major intersection. It was amazing news for us, as this happens to be our favorite Indian restaurant in the area. The last time we came here, we were seated immediately with no wait whatsoever. The have their menus on QR codes, but there were still staff around to check in on us, give us water, and answer any questions we may have had. We started with the vegetable South Indian Pekora which really got our appetites going. It was a spiced medley of delicately fried vegetables paired with a refreshing mint chutney that you could spoon over for dip. We then ordered a two-person dosa special that was on the menu which came with a trio of sauces ranging from a rich coconut cream to a yellow lentil. There was also a spicy, warm broth filled with carrots and potatos that we dipped into as well. For main courses, we ordered the Chicken Kurma with Parotta and the Saag (spinach curry) also with parotta. Please keep in mind that, in addition to bread, these dishes automatically come with basmati rice as well. I didn't know, so we had previously also ordered the dosa. However, the dual bread and rice offerings lent itself well to having a perfect second meal takeaway after finishing all we could at the restaurant. The location is spacious with plenty of parking off of Highway 100. This would be a great place to go after hiking in the nearby parks.

Just went to 615Chutney for their first day of dine-in in their new Bellevue location. Completely blown away by the flavors and quality of everything. Onion pancake (Uthappam), lamb curry dosa, paneer vindaloo, South Indian coffee, coriander chai tea, and complimentary lentil soup. Servings are enough for two meals. Just phenomenally good. We've needed a spot like this on the west side for so long. Try it. It's worth the drive from anywhere in town. The owner is super helpful and friendly, and the staff (I believe it was their first day on the job) provided great friendly service even though they're not super familiar with the menu yet. Highly, highly recommended. Update: I've been back three times since my first visit. I want to try everything on the menu. So many new (to me) items and every one of them have been fantastic. Best Saag Paneer I've ever had in my life. The dosas (try the lamb one) and uthappams (the onion is my favorite so far) are especially good. If you like Indian food, you owe it to yourself to try this southern Indian menu. 5 different spice levels starting at mild. Just superb food.