Khana Indian Grill

10/10 on all fronts. Gorgeous, clean restaurant. Super fast service. Food was incredible. So much flavor, very aromatic and well balanced. We got the super indian with chicken tika and we nearly licked the plates clean. Perfect portion size for 2 people. The Gulab Jamun and the mago lasi were a delightful end to the meal and we would absolutely come again

I visited on a Saturday afternoon around 3 p.m. The place has a nice, chill vibe and was pretty quiet. Since I’m not too familiar with Indian food, I found the menu a little hard to navigate 😅. I ordered the Chicken Coconut and another chicken dish—both were tasty. The setup feels like a chain-style restaurant: you order and pay at the counter, get a number, and the food is brought to your table. Because of that, I felt it was a bit pricey for four people. I also tried the Turmeric and Ginger tea pot, which was 💯. Bonus points: the restroom is fancy 😂. Overall, I enjoyed the food, but for the price and setup, I’d rate it 3 stars.🫡

Great food, always fresh and full of flavor. I’ve never had any complaints here, and their teas and coffees are tasty as well.

This place is really awesome. They have delicious food and a fantastic kids menu. Their cocktails plus in house smoothies are very unique and tasty. It is a bit pricey so keep that in mind.

I ate here with my boyfriend, and the food was amazing! I had the chicken tikka masala and the samosas, and they were great!! The lights add a lot to the astmosphere, and the servers and cashier were so friendly. Overall, I would definitely recommend Khana, and I’ll be coming back!

I feel like this is a very americanized Indian restaurant. We ordered Chicken Coconut Malai and Chicken Tikka (which are the best sellers according to the staff) and both were unsatisfactory. The flavor was just not there yet. The samosas were pretty great though. However, the service and the ambience were great. The toilet is really clean and they even had a small bench inside.

Best Indian food in town, We ordered the chicken tikka masala and the mutton biryani, and both dishes were absolutely amazing. The flavors were rich and authentic, with the spice level perfectly balanced—not too mild and not overwhelming. The mutton was tender, and the chicken tikka masala was creamy and full of flavor. The atmosphere of the restaurant is warm and inviting, making the whole dining experience even better. Highly recommend for anyone looking for delicious Indian food in a great setting.

It’s like dine in prices but with fast food service and fast food portions (paper plates, self-serve water, etc). Everything is premade so you can’t determine spiciness. Very cute spot though otherwise! Just overpriced in this experience. This was $50.

They do a fabulous tikka masala. That's the only food I have tried so far. I only used the drive thru but they have always been very friendly. Not many Indian food places in this part of Fayetteville so this is perfect for us, instead of driving 30 minutes up to Springdale. Definitely check them out.

The food was pathetic honestly based on Indian standards and I would not be eating out here ever again. Perhaps it is appealing to the college goers who want a quick bite but those who are expecting a classy authentic taste of entree with decent portion of serving, this is the last place. The owner seem to not be bothered about the negative comment given to him and the service of the food after order was so quick that seemingly made us believe the food was pre-made much earlier in the day or the day before. For $20-$25 worth of food, you would expect a decent sized Naan and Paneer Tikka but the naan was a quarter of what you would find at a decent Indian restaurant. The owner of the restaurant is obviously after minting money and profiting from whatever customers he gets but not seem to be worried about the negative feedback given on his face basically seems he doesn't care. Hopefully such reviews make him care and take customers more seriously.

We love Khana. It never disappoints. The staff is friendly and helpful, the environment is always clean, and the food is great every time. My only ask is they would add Butter Chicken to the menu :).

We love the food and service. The service is just attentive and friendly enough and the food is "BOMBASTIC" the chicken tikki masala is fantastic, and the spiciness levels are good for those who dont want spicy or for those who are spicy inclined. The bengal shrimp masala is delicious also, my mother loved the coconut and jalapeño combination of it. We cone here whenever we can because we love it so much. The atmosphere is nice too. Cute decorations, with quiet music in the back, not to loud or busy ever. Its a nice easy place for great food and good service. Our servers are always nice.

The food is amazing, service is excellent and the ambiance is in keeping with Indian culture. One of our favorite restaurants.

Been intending to check out for awhile - so glad I finally did! Clean & bright, big menus posted on the wall, as well as scannable ones at the table, although I could not get the entire touchless ordering process to go through. I liked the menu combinations possible and interesting local beers and sodas. I tried the chicken coconut malai, paneer, and samosa. All were really tasty - practically licked my plate. Can't wait to return to try more.

This is a great find! Unassuming from the street, nice inside, well displayed menu, and easy to order and get a number. Seating includes some beautiful live edged tables. Spice is modest. Very quick service. I'll drive down to Fayetteville again for this.

Chicken Tikki Masala Fun atmosphere, great food, and great service! It's very tasty.

Extremely delicious. The restaurant is sit-down, but there's not necessarily a waiter that tends and takes your order. Instead, one orders at the front from a ginormous menu on the wall. This isn't an issue at all-- from there, you can sit down. The tables are nice and cozy. There's both normal tables, and a small bar area. There's also Indian snacks and sweets (ice cream) offered in both baskets and freezers. The food itself is very delicious. The portions are rather smaller-- some of the curries were served in quite small bowls. The chaat dishes are incredible-- I devoured the Papdi Chaat I ordered. The kheer is served in a small vase-bowl. It is absolutely divine, and I order it whenever I go. Five stars.

Terrific food, excellent flavors, fresh ingredients, well prepared. Our group had two Super Indian combos with different chicken items (the potato curry and chickpea come standard). We got naan, paratha, and papadums. Skip the naan and get the other two as they are better. The samosas are excellent, as are the chutneys. One Super Indian combo is enough for 2 or 3 people. 4 if you are small eaters. They have beer and wine, too. Pretty place and friendly staff. Recommended.

Tikka "Meh"-sala. We are big fans of Indian food. My wife used to live in India, and not only does she cook Indian food frequently, we love finding good spots for the cuisine. I have driven by this establishment several times and have always wanted to stop in. The staff were nice enough, and all seemed to be enjoying working at Khana, which speaks well of management. The food wasn't bad, it just wasn't great. It was just "OK". The prices were a bit steep, which is becoming more common in this economy, but I didn't expect the portions to be so meager. I'm glad I finally tried it, but I won't be back or recommend it. It's just too underwhelming for the price.

Scrumptious aroma as soon as you open the door. We went at lunch time. Authentic Indian food so full of wonderful flavors, delicious buttery naan, generous portions. Friendly, knowledgeable front desk server. We shared the samosa chaat which was delicious and highly recommend it. I got Aloo which came with rice and naan. I would get it again but I want to go back and try other dishes. My friend got a coconut milk based dish which was also delicious, spicy but just right! Lovely atmosphere with beautiful decorative hanging lamps, clean, almost magical. It has more of a casual feel overall with the decor but you go for the food!

Tastiest food I have had in my trip to Arkansas! I came here because I was tired of eating burgers, BBQ, and American cuisine. This place does not disappoint! The flavor competes with the dozens of Indian restaurants I have tried back home in California! Go here for a little spice in your life and a flavor to savor! 5/5!

I'd eat here again. Rue & C had the Chicken Tikka Masala, I had the Chicken Coconut Malai. Rue doesn't typically like Indian food, but really liked her dish. I tried a bite of hers, it was good, as was my Malai. None of dishes were as spicy as I typically like. Place is clean, polite staff and quick.

Delicious and so helpful. No indoor dining but tables outside. We walked up to the drive up window to order and they brought our food out to the tables outside. Food was amazing.

Peaceful, organic, modern and vegan friendly. The flavor with the beautiful soft aroma of each dish is wonderful. When you walk in you can either just to order at the front counter or via QR code place on the number table you've decided to seat with you pears. Multiple drink options and cocktails to enjoy, to soft drinks and teas. No plastic waste! Banana plates and eco friendly food wear. Overall these places is wonderful, delicious and the feel of Shanti (peace).

Everything was good! 10/10 recommend I wish theyll start sitting customers inside the restaurant soon

My friend loves this place. I like it ok but am not familiar with Indian dishes. Pictures on the menu would be helpful for those of us looking to explore. My only complaint is that so much of Indian food is spicy and uses spices I'm not used to. It must take some getting used to! Some dishes are milder and safer like Chicken Tikka Masala which I recommend if you can relate to my review.

Why oh why did I wait so long to visit this restaurant? I am kicking myself for not dining here sooner. The food is fantastic and while they are dealing with Covid and have their inside dining room closed their outside dining area made for a pleasant Sunday afternoon lunch. The frozen drinks we had tasted great and were really refreshing. The whole meal from start to end was bursting with flavor and was cooked perfectly.

Wonderful food, lovely people, nice place to eat ... beautiful lighting! I haven't had a thing on the menu that wasn't delicious. We are fortunate to have such great Indian food in our town!

Always a treat to eat at Khana Grill as they do not have the typical menu found in most Indian restaurants. Instead, they serve Indian street food, fresh and oh so flavorful. Almost 10 years ago, I found my favorite dishes on the menu and have stuck with them. I get the Desi Khati Roll and share the Papdi Chaat with my husband. The Desi Roll has a flaky flat bread with chicken tikka masala and mint yogurt chutney sauce. The Papdi Chaat is an adventure in contrasting flavors (sweet and tangy with very slight spice-heat) and textures ( crunchy and soft). It contains so many different ingredients that I don't think I can list them all. Just know that there are many veggies and crunchy things. The ambiance is comfortable enough but is always clean with helpful employees.

Awesome food and good variety. I loved the chicken tikka and chicken coconut malai and the samosa and the naan of course! Only complaint is that it is a bit pricey, but you get high quality food, it comes out fast, and it's super clean. We will be back!

It's good, fast, fresh approachable milder Indian food in NWA!! Order at the counter, take a seat and enjoy. The papdi chaat was crunchy, not too sweet and not too salty. The chutney could be a little more flavourful, the yogurt was good. The Kathi roll was a smidge too greasy for me but I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it. Def squeeze the lime through the paneer. Loved the iced coffee!!

The only place for great Indian food in NWA. I love the chicken tikka. Everything tastes fresh and homemade. Try the tea selection too! Desserts are also great. Very clean, relaxed place. Friendly service.

Fantastic Indian food. Beautiful dining area and quick service. Portions were great as well. We tried the chicken coconut malai, both kids platters and a khaki roll. All were delicious. Will definitely come back.

tried Khana for the very first time tonight and I am forever changed. I ordered the #2 combo with paneer tikka masala and the vegan coconut malai, AMAZING! their coconut malai is absolutely my favorite and the cilantro chutney was so tasty, I also ordered the monsoon cocktail and it tasted fantastic while also getting the job done!

This is honestly the best food in Northwest Arkansas. It is reliable and always so so delicious. Everything is so fresh and light but packed with so many satisfying flavors. The coconut (chicken or shrimp) malai will never disappoint and quite possibly my favorite dish on the planet.

It's our first time here and we got take out. The khati rolls are amazing food!!! Will definitely go back!

Be extremelly careful if you have any sort of nut allergy. I asked to ensure the food could be prepared without nuts and they said yes. They didn't say anything about cross-contamination. Three bites into my meal I had a severe nut allergy reaction and threw up for the next hour. I will not be coming to this place ever again.

If you have had Indian food in the past this will be easy to order from the menu. If not you will need help. Likes: Nan Bread, carafe and glasses for cold water and the atmosphere. Dislikes: Glass Bottle drinks, small portions and the menu( how to order). Staff are very nice. It's a good location. It is clean.

I feel a little bit sad writing this review, as I have been waiting to try this place for a long time. First of all, the inside of the restaurant is clean, decorated nicely, and well kept. The tables are spaced out and there are huge glass windows, which allow you to look out onto college Ave. They have some awesome local beer selections, which I truly appreciate. They also offer a variety of Indian American fusion cocktails, which is a cool perk of an Indian restaurant. We ordered the super Indian meal, option 2. The cutting chai teas were probably the best part of the meal, second to the Kheer. The samosas were very average and lukewarm. The chicken tikka masala was very disappointing for someone who eats Indian food frequently. It even had a sour taste to it. The naan also makes me feel sad. The menu is limited and does not include any of the usual items that you would expect to find at a great Indian restaurant. I would recommend making the drive to Rogers and visiting chennai cafe for more flavor and variety.

Got the chicken tikka masala, samosas, garlic naan. We asked for it extra spicy and they did not disappoint. The chicken tikka serving size is a good lunch portion but maybe a bit small for dinner. The garlic naan has probably been my least favorite out of any Indian restaurant. Just felt kind of overcooked, thick and greasy. The samosas were good. Overall I would eat here again.

The food is fantastic! We don't have a lot of indian options at home and this place exceeded our expectations. The staff is excellent and the ambiance felt warm & welcoming. We will be back for sure!

Great, quick, and reasonably priced Indian food! It is a neat restaurant on the inside!

Now this is among the number of places that we had been frequenting for 2 years. We loved it! Always. Brent the day manager always took great care of us. Once a week on average. Then it finally happened. The evening was two weeks ago. My wife decided to phone in an order and I was to pick it up. At least that was the plan. The young female who answered the phone had to have the order repeated seven (7) times. Seven. The first six (6) times she repeatedly kept saying, "my bad", then "my bad", then "my bad" (a total of 6 "my bad's) before she finally (so we thought) got the order right. Now don't get me wrong. During the day this never happened, at least to us. SO I drive all the way down to Khana and the night manager brought my food out with the receipt stapled to the bag. I asked "is everything the way it should be" to which he replied "yes it is". I tipped the help five (5) bucks and headed for home. When I arrived I gave the bag to my wife who opened it and stated, "my food is not here". Oh Brother. Daggers---but remember up until this point it was one of our favorite places to dine.....IN. My wife calls to complain (the manager now is on speaker and I have their website pulled up) demanding that someone bring her meal to our home. The night manager stated, "We cannot do that because we are too busy" to which I replied "then why does your website state you deliver"?-to which he stated "only when we are not busy". Hmmmmmm I thought. Either you do deliver or you do not deliver. Guess it was "do not" time of the day. We exchanged words and attitudes-but I decided to drive back to Khana Grill to get my wife's food while mine was "cooling off" (if you catch my drift). When I arrived and walked in approached the counter and asked "which one of you people took this order (they were both females). They both made a beeline for the kitchen to hide and the night manager came out asking me not to cause a scene. People were however paying close attention. He realized that the order was "jacked up" and then told me that they were making her food just then. Furthermore, he stated that he was giving my wife a full meal which she did not order. Gimme a break. The queen of "My Bad" was bad I guess. He also made excuses stating things like "we are only human and humans make mistakes". Jeez I thought-"I hope they don't spit on her food". I arrived home and of course my meal was cold. Both meals were comprised of very little but rice and sauce. But I really wanted my Tiki Chicken and wife her Prawns (although no one seemed to know what a Prawn was). I contacted the owner via email to which I received several replies from his wife. She explained that they had standards but went on to say that it is very hard in Fayetteville to hire employees who live up to their standards. She seemed nice. I felt sorry for her. Really. Her spouse is usually there during the day for dine in and the day manager gets it as well. I wish there were a star system for days verses nights.....night and day you know. The owners wife offered to give me money back-but that's NOT what I wanted. I just wanted our food the way it was ordered. My advice: Only go to Khana Indian Grill for lunch. The night shift will be busy taking an illiteracy test-Alas. Oh I almost forgot-----I got my 5 dollar tip back.

One of my very favorite restaurants in Fayetteville. The food is excellent, and perfect for anyone looking for something different to try. Perfect place for vegetarians, but it has meat options as well. Servers are always nice and the atmosphere inside is friendly. They have really awesome drinks too that are worth trying out!

Literally the best Indian food ever. We've tried different Indian restaurants from the West to East coast, and several in the Midwest. The owners/chefs have perfected the Indian spice combination. Do yourself a favor and order the Chicken Tikka Masala, potatoes, and fresh baked Naan! All of it is so amazing...we go back several times a month. The ambience is modern and beautiful, lamps are reminiscent of the Far East, and beautiful fresh flowers abound. You won't be sorry that you tried it out! The food is always flavorful, and the kitchen puts out a consistently great product.

The food, the service, the ambience are unbeatable! Love to go there on a date, lunch, or family outing, is that good!

I've now tried a few different versions of Khana's Khati roll, and they're all very good, but if you haven't tried the "Desi" then you're missing out on one of the best bites of food in Arkansas! This is not your run of the mill Indian buffet, so everything is served fresh with a smile :-). Also, great prices for what you get!

We are repeat visitors to Khana and thoroughly enjoy the casual yet visually elegant atmosphere of the restaurant. Initially, we'd order the Basmati Plate or Combo Plate selections that come with naan bread, rice, samosa, side of cucumbers, and a hefty scoop of a main entree. However, after discovering the khati rolls, a paratha bread version of a gyro, for lack of a better visual description - filled with chick peas, paneer, or chicken, etc depending on the choice of roll selected - we find it to be the most economical and portion controlled offering on the menu. We've ordered the mango lassi many times, and love it, but I find it to be too sweet to drink as served, so I cut it down with ice or a quarter filled glass of ice water from the beverage dispenser. My only "complaint", so to speak, is that it's closed on Mondays (and Sundays) when I'm in the Fayetteville area. But I'll accept that the owners and staff deserve a few days off from making amazing meals for customers. FYI - the bathroom is glam meets Sino Indo bordello, which is as funky as it sounds, but works. The floating flowers in the entryway fountain "pond" is changed seasonally and a source of Instagram worthy posts whenever we visit. Go see for yourself and enjoy a truly tasty meal!

Pretty darn good but expensive and not the biggest serving in the world. I went 2x and it was consistent but just overpriced

I've never had anything bad here and they have a lot of really quality vegetarian options (I find the vegetarian options are often better than their chicken entrees). I've tried a lot of things I've never had before and I'm always left with a little awe at how diverse the flavors are here. The staff...well I wouldn't use the word "friendly" or anything, but they're professional and efficient; I guess I prefer their authenticity over artificiality. It's been hard eating here with their COVID practices, but it's good to see they're taking it seriously. All-in-all an excellent treat and an indispensable part of Fayetteville cuisine.

I love love love this place! My boyfriend and I have been visiting this location for more than 2 years and they never disappoint. The food is incredible. It fills you up but doesn't leave you feeling icky. It's quality food. The servers are so kind and always help with any questions or modifications based on diet. I love the lanterns hanging up and the lotus flower pond is such a lovely thing to see as your entering. They definitely know what they're doing and I hope to see them in business for many many years to come. Much love to this place and the crew here

Stopped in on whim after seeing the parking lot full. Great decision! The food was awesome!

One of my favorite places to eat. I love their veggie samosas and their chicken tikka masala with naan. This is such a cute restaurant, and the service is always good. Staff is so nice.

Appreciate the efforts during COVID but if you want better Indian for almost same price Saffron is better. The chicken tikka was not true Tikka. Just chunks of white chicken in sauce that was underdeveloped in flavor. The Naan bread is griddled so missing that texture element for me. The samosas did not come with chutney as menu said. Was looking forward to this one and sadly disappointed in lack of depth of flavor.

Place is cute. They also have an order machine to lighten the load at the front table. Flavor is bland though and food is pricey for what you get.

Parking lot was full. Which was a good sign... it was worth circling like a vulture. The food was great. We tried chicken tikka masala, the coconut curry, a Somoza, and the tikka dip... all delicious. Everyone in my family (including the teen and tween) were happy. The service was friendly and efficient. We'll be back!

I don't know what took me so long to try this place! Loved the coconut malai and the garlic butter naan was amazing. Vegan options are always a plus in my book and hard to find. The gentleman working was so informative about the dishes as it was our first time here. Very fast and attentive service. Will make this a part of my regular visit restaurant rotation. Their cutting chai tea was just a cherry on top. SO DELICIOUS thank you.