INDIGO

Indian restaurant · Near Northeast

INDIGO

Indian restaurant · Near Northeast

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243 K St NE, Washington, DC 20002

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Highlights

Flavorful Indian dishes like goat curry & chicken tikka masala  

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243 K St NE, Washington, DC 20002 Get directions

indigowdc.com
@indigonoma

$20–30 · Menu

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243 K St NE, Washington, DC 20002 Get directions

+1 202 544 4777
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$20–30 · Menu

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16 Best Indian Restaurants Around D.C. | Eater DC

"This charming, family-owned corner staple in NoMa features a cute patio decked out in colorful string lights with a separate bar slinging drinks and trays of biryani and butter chicken. Customers can peruse a long list of specials and vegetarian options on the chalkboard inside." - Tierney Plumb

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Best Places to Dine in NoMa and Around Union Market | Eater DC

"This charming, family-owned corner staple is serving homestyle Indian dishes like butter chicken, homestyle parathas, spicy goat curry, and biryani on a cute patio decked out in colorful string lights. A separate outdoor bar slings Indian beers and refreshing cocktails. Customers can peruse a long list of specials and vegetarian options on the chalkboard inside." - Emily Venezky

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11 Restaurants To Get Halal Food In DC

"It's hard to find good Indian food that's also halal in the city, but Indigo does the job. While it's nothing to brag about, the fast-casual spot offers an array of halal dishes that work well for folks needing to satisfy both their diet and their craving for butter chicken, lamb kofta curry, or chicken biryani. What’s more, the outdoor patio is a great hangout spot for big groups looking to enjoy good weather or huddle under a heating lamp at the end of the day. " - omnia saed

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Indigo - Review - NoMa - Washington DC - The Infatuation

"It's hard to find good Indian food that's also halal in the city, but Indigo does the job. While it's nothing to brag about, the fast-casual spot offers an array of halal dishes that work well for folks needing to satisfy both their diet and their craving for butter chicken, lamb kofta curry, or chicken biryani. What’s more, the outdoor patio is a great hangout spot for big groups looking to enjoy good weather or huddle under a heating lamp at the end of the day. photo credit: Nina Palazzolo" - Omnia Saed

https://www.theinfatuation.com/washington-dc/reviews/indigo
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The 5 Best Indian Restaurants in MICHELIN Guide Washington, D.C.

"It’s yellow, not the telltale blue of its name, that defines this sunny Indian restaurant. Located in a cheerful house with a self-service patio full of colorful picnic tables. How can you not adore a place where love notes from customers cover the walls? Indian expats and residents line up for such classic comfort cooking from the sub-continent as the spicy chicken masala and tender, melt-in-your-mouth goat curry. Even side dishes are elevated here—for instance, daal is packed with smoky flavor and doused in a cardamom-scented relish, while paneer paratha (flatbread stuffed with cheese, onion, chopped red chilies and cilantro) is especially fluffy and addictive." - The MICHELIN Guide

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