Rutba Indian Kitchen

This is absolutely one of the best Indian food restaurants in town. The staff was very friendly and offered us excellent advice. Annie recognized my mom when she greeted us which made us feel very welcome. We got Chai, Pani Puri, garlic Naan, aloo gobi, traditional Punjabi chicken curry and ended with gajar halwa and gulab jamun. Every single thing we ordered was so fresh and flavorful. A 10/10 experience. Beautiful restaurant atmosphere, above and beyond food, and kind, warm staff. Thank you for such an incredible experience.

For years, every trip to Las Vegas came with one big question: Where can we find truly good Indian food? Sadly, the options were always underwhelming until now. This time, we discovered an absolute gem. From the moment we arrived, everything about this restaurant exceeded our expectations. Afternoon parking was easy, and we were warmly greeted by the staff, who were not only kind but also offered great recommendations. Every dish we ordered was exceptional, flavorful, authentic, and beautifully presented. But what really blew me away was the mango lassi & hands down, the best I’ve ever had anywhere! A heartfelt thank you to Kuldeep ji, the owner, who personally ensured everything was perfect. His passion for food and hospitality truly shines through. We’ll never have to search again. this is now our go-to Indian restaurant in Vegas, and we’ll return every time we visit. Highly recommended. Do yourself a favor and dine here!

Amazing and authentic north Indian cuisine. We are very particular about Indian food and this place has surprised us with amazing tandoori and daal chawaal. Aloo Gobi was amazing with tandoor roti as well. Food is not typical restaurant and simple things like tandoori bread and no food color chicken tandoor are a prime example. We returned second time while leaving out Vegas and had fish tikka and biriyani. Both were mind blowing!! Highly recommend!!

Honest to God the best Indian food i’ve ever had. Just got to vegas from la and it’s the best food i’ve ever e put in my mouth! Super friendly staff too

Ordered the Lamb Do Pyaza, Cheese Naan, Mango Lassi, and this carrot dessert the name of which I don’t recall. The entree was absolutely delicious. I loved the lamb, purple onions, and green bell pepper all slathered in rich fragrant sauce. “Spicy” was very flavorful but I didn’t find it to be over the top. The carrot dessert was amazing, too, shredded and cooked in milk with what tasted like perhaps cashews and spices, not too sweet and with a soft, chewy texture. I’ve had better cheese naan—theirs was a bit thin, almost tortilla-like—and the lassi somewhat watered down, but the main dishes were on point so all is forgiven. First visit, and this place is going straight to my top tier Vegas Indian spots.

Paneer tikka masala, spicy- amazing Garlic naan- great Jain chana masala- 👌 Best paneer tikka masala I have ever had, order spicy. Great taste.

Everything we ordered was perfectly made with just the right ingredients in correct proportions. The ambiance was amazing. I tried 7-8 Indian restaurants in Vegas and this was the best. You can find pure Punjabi, North Indian flavors. It is highly recommended. The staff is really amazing and so is the chef. Mango lassi is a must try, it has a fresh flavor to it which you usually don’t find in other restaurants. The hara bhara chicken 🍗 tandoori chiken was amazing. This is the best place to find tandoori items I would say.

What a surprise ♥️ Amazing Indian restaurant, nice environment, amazing food, a lot of flavors …. We are in L💕ve You must come and try it by yourself ⭐️

Amazing food and service. Been having cravings and my cousin told me how he and his wife been coming here and how they love it. I was greeted and seated right away. The restaurant was a little empty because it was early dinner time, but filled up by the time I was finished and ready to leave. I noticed the beautiful chandeliers and the dining room is beautifully decorated. Ordered a few items and it came out hot and delicious. You can taste the fresh ingredients and it wasn't saturated in salt. I had an amazing time, truly enjoyed my dinner and will definitely be back.

We arrived for an early dinner around 5:30pm, the lady saw us after a few minutes, walked past us, did not greet us, just walked us to our table. The place was clean and there was just one other party other than us. We ordered the samosa chaat and Gobi manchurian and some Lassi, nimbu pani. Food arrived promptly. The samosa chaat left a lot to be desired 2/5. The gobi looked like orange chicken and the sauce had similar flavors 2/5. At $16/17 the portion size for Gobi was simply a joke. We ordered chilli garlic naan , onion kulcha and saag paneer for main course. The breads were exceptionally good 5/5. The saag paneer tasted great, except it could use more paneer 4/5. The lassi was decent. They definitely need to improve on the serving staff who were grumpy.

Rutba Indian Kitchen is located on the second floor in a group of other restaurants in Chinatown. There is an elevator or you can walk up the steps but be careful because one step is broken. Inside is beautiful, modern looking and very clean. It looks like they have a full bar and on holidays they offer a buffet. Two different people served us who were friendly. We started with the Samosa Chaat and the Pani Puri. The Samosa Chaat is a more chopped up style that I'm not so familiar with but it was tasty. It was less crunchy than I'm used to but still tasty. I also don't come across Pani Puri very often so I had to try them here. They were very crisp, light, and tasty. A little different than the last ones I had but tasty. I thought the Chicken Korma was masterfully prepared and also was a good generous size. The Garlic Chili Naan and the Chana Masala were also delicious and very good. Rutba Indian Kitchen is a very good stop for Indian Cuisine.

Charming Indian restaurant with lovely decor, friendly staff, and unpretentious but delicious Indian food. I was in the mood for some authentic, homely Indian food after having fancy food for three days at a conference and other upscale restaurants in Vegas. A quick search on Yelp pointed me to this highly rated Indian eatery. I ordered a beer to get started and then zeroed in on some chili chicken for appetizers and a goat biryani for my entrée. The chili chicken was hot and tasty. Flavor-wise, it was great, but I wish the chicken fritters were coated better with batter before tossing them in that hot chili sauce. But still, they were delicious. The goat biryani tasted straight out of a North Indian restaurant from the 90s in India - I was nostalgic eating it. The meat was tender, the rice was well cooked, and the masala had the right amount of zing and fried onions. I really enjoyed it. Do try this place if you are in the mood for Indian food in Vegas in Chinatown, a few minutes from the Strip by car.

Super tasty Indian food w great, attentive service. Restaurant was cleanly designed and accommodating. Decor was perfect, not over the top. We opted for some very basic dishes and they knocked it out of the park. The flavor, spices were complex and nuanced. Looking forward to our next visit.

This place continues to impress! Now they have full bar. Food is absolutely delicious and fresh. Service is amazing too. We stuck with our usual favorites chicken tikka masala, malai kofta, chilli garlic naan..everything was great!

We have been here before and this restaurant is located in Chinatown. We absolutely love it and decided to try the Panera tikka masala. This dish did not disappoint. The chaat is also great and definitely a must have if you like them. They were not busy at all and the service was quick and attentive. They have some nice Indian music playing and it is really a great restaurant. We will return again.

On Friday, October 31 of 2025, I went to an Indian restaurant called Rutba. On the second floor of the Pacific Asian Plaza on Spring Mountain Road, it sits to the right with a pristine grass wall and overhead string lights. Upon entering the clean establishment, I was immediately greeted by a friendly young woman. She asked for the number of expected seats to be arranged, seated my accompanied guest and I, and served us a large glass jug of water coupled with some glass cups. A song playing in the overhead was "Tere Mere Pyar nu Nazar lag jave na" by Roopan beats. One of the items I ordered usually is served with naan, and they were concerned about the potential for negative bias if served without. I appreciated the efforts in communicating with the staff and let them know that due to dietary restrictions set by my doctor, I couldn't eat rice, noodles, or bread. I understood their position, and they respected my choices. They were very attentive. And usually, in many restaurants I go to, a waiter/ waitress serves the food. It was interesting to see the chef also approach and serve them. A song called "Mar Jawaan" by Shruti Pathak & Salim Merchant began playing. The contrast between the furnishing and the interior design was eye-catching, something of a modern yet subtle retro aesthetic. There were plenty of seats available, and the atmosphere of the ambiance was very relaxing. Every table already had a dining setup, including cloth napkins and metal forks, spoons, and knives. The temperature was not too chilly inside, and I noticed they had both yellow and white lighting. There was enough lighting to see the food clearly, and each dish had a nice presentation. In between each dish, I ensured to rinse my palette and drink water in between each dish. For the appetizer, I ordered a Gobi Manchurian ($14), which were cauliflower florets golden fried and sauteed with light ginger, garlic, onions, and bell peppers in their special Indo-Chinese sauce. It had a sweet, citrusy aroma with floral undertones, and had a familiar appearance that resembled orange chicken. It tasted fresh, crisp, and had a pleasant "kick" of medium spice level. The vegetables were not too soft. I started hearing "Dheere Dheere" by Yo Yo Honey Singh playing in the restaurant. For the Entrée, I ordered a Paneer Bhurji ($17), which were crumbled homemade cheese cooked with ginger-garlic paste, onions, tomatoes, and mild spices. The taste and smell were earthy and toasted. Similar to the gobi Manchurian, this dish was also flavorful and had a kick. Usually, I'm not a fan of peas. But for this dish, I enjoyed them. This was the dish that concerned not having eaten with naan, as they explained the dish may be dry. However, I enjoyed it just fine without it. The texture was similar to scrambled eggs or cottage cheese. The consistency was very balanced. Another song that played in the restaurant was "Beliya" by Gurnam Bhullar. For the side, I ordered a house salad ($6), which included leafy greens, tomatoes, red onions and cucumbers. Everything was neatly arranged and complimented with all of the dishes. I noticed it was lightly seasoned. At the end of my meal, I ordered chai ($5), and aromatic spiced tea, brewed with the highest-grade blend of tea leaves and milk. I typically tend to enjoy bitter-sweet palettes, nothing too sweet, tart, or sugary. This drink for me was enjoyable without the addition of sugar. Robust, reminiscent of a black-tea base, subtly spiced. It reminded me of silk-stocking tea. At this point, "Let Me Down Slowly" by Alec Benjamin was playing from the overhead. With the chai, I ordered for dessert Gulab Jamun, a milk-based dumpling soaked in aromatic sweet syrup. The sweetness of this dessert complimented the natural flavors of the chai. For two people, we were satisfied with the portions served. Good food, service, and ambiance :) Since we enjoyed dining here, I returned for a second visit to try more of their dishes. Details of my second visit will be included in a separate review. Before departure, the restaurant was playing "Baarish" by Ash King & Shashaa Tirupati.

Excellent food at a fair price. We enjoyed the Masala Papad, Goat Curry, and Lamb Saag, and of course Garlic Naan. The ambiance is wide open so not all that cozy, but the service was attentive and engaging.

Friday evening dinner on Spring Mountain Road. Located on the second floor but if you go up the ramp on the far left you avoid climbing the stairs. Nice artwork displayed with ethnic music playing. The restaurant I chose from Yelp since it said 5 stars. It was not even 1/3 full when we arrived so service was good and the savory dishes came out quickly. Although I ordered medium it was spicier for hubs and I but not for Doc. The mango lassi was perfect, not too sweet. That and the cucumbers in the two orders of salads helped cool down the spice level. Both naans were thin with a nice edge. I made the mistake of ordering chicken tikka masala and butter chicken cuz the sauces were very similar. Tandoori Chicken might have been a better choice. The three different traditional Indian homemade ice creams sounded good but we were too stuffed.

Phenomenal customer service.... Authentic, delicious, and beautifully created dishes. My friends and I came her post Bingo Loco and we were NOT disappointed. Everyone was so very friendly, quick to ensure we had seating, menus and our drinks. The food came out fast, and we ended up doing family style so we could try more dishes. This place is indoor seating only, by they have plenty of tables, so having a large group isn't an issue here. It's very clean, and they clear your place quickly so that you aren't sitting with dirty dishes. If you have the time, check this place out. It may just become your new favorite Indian restaurant

The food staff and atmosphere is always amazing! Lunch was delicious and so flavorful! If you are looking for Indian food Rutba Indian Kitchen is the BEST choice!

Had a delicious late lunch at Rutba Indian Kitchen! Given the great reviews, we were surprised to find it almost empty inside. We were promptly greeted and seated and the service was excellent. The interior was really nice, well-decorated and nicely maintained. We've been to other Indian restaurants that are a little rundown, but this was up to date decor and very pleasant vibe with nice music too. The vegetable samosa was fresh and hot, quite delicious. It came with both a spicy and a sweet dipping sauce. The onion kulcha bread and the cheese naan were delicious as well. We had the chicken tikka masala as our entree and it was very good, just the taste we were expecting. Couldn't get enough of the flavor and probably ate more rice and bread than I should have, sopping up that yummy sauce!! Overall, a great meal and we will definitely be back!

Great restaurant located upstairs from the street. Lots of parking in the lot. We ordered the chicken tikka Marsala, garlic naan, basmati rice and yellow dal. Our favorite being the Chicken. Wish there was more chicken in it but man was it delicious!! Will have to come back to try the other dishes.

How is this allowed to get past any quality check? It's drowning in grease. This was a DoorDash order, but you should still pay attention to what is being delivered.

Food 10/10 Service very good. Nice clean decor and as authentic as it gets. Parked in the back upstairs and was easy access. Downstairs can be tricky for parking. I will definately be back.

I'd give this more a 3.5 out of 5. Rutba is an Indian restaurant in Chinatown. The space is nice, looks newly renovated and modern. I will start off with the positive and say I did like the pani puri a lot. It's a chilled dish of diced veggies that you put in a kind of cracker cup and add a spicy tangy sauce. It's a fun dish either way great flavors and textures. I went for lunch with my best friend and his fiancé. Service is very slow. There's no sense of urgency. Not a big issue at all just an observation. On to the food, we did the standard butter chicken, malai grilled chicken, paneer korma, and I got malai koftai. We also did biriyani and we did a bunch of different naan. I believe the cook the naan in a traditional oven. I will say it was very average. Didn't stand out as being delicious. All the dishes we got I also think were good but not really good. I wasn't happy with the malai kofta. It's my go to dish. The sauce itself was kind of basic and the meat free balls were not the best. They were very doughy almost like hush puppies. I've had better. Butter chicken was good and the korma was good- they did lack spice IMO. I think it's a welcome addition but I will say my honest opinion is the spot is average at best for Indian food in Vegas but I think it's good and gets the job done.

Superb authentic Punjabi food. Steaming hot. Great service and ambience. Friendly owner. Had the mattar paneer and samosa. Both were great. Will be going back!

Wow. This is quite possibly the best Indian food I've ever had. I'm always a little reserved when ordering from a new Indian place when it comes to the spice level, so to play it safe I ordered the butter chicken as a medium. Next time I'd go spicy, but the medium had a very pleasant heat. The butter chicken was bursting with flavor and I loved the chicken. I also ordered the garlic chili naan, and that packed a surprising heat punch (a great call to order). I also appreciated the detail they put into my delivery order- it came with a paper plate. Am I simple enough that a restaurant saving me from washing a dish can win me over? Yep.

Rutba is definitely in my top list of Indian restaurants in Las Vegas! We ordered the chicken biriyani and malai chicken tikka. The malai chicken tikka was juicy, tender, and packed with flavor. The chutney it came with paired very well. The chicken biriyani tasted what you would expect: spicy flavor, aromatic, savory. The topped fried onion elevated the dish. Workers confirmed they serve halal. Service was decent. The place has plenty of seating and the ambiance is welcoming. Also good for an intimate dinner. Overall Rutba is worth checking out!

Authentic Food with a Warm, Family-Run Vibe Rutba is a true hidden gem in Vegas. The food was absolutely delicious--rich, authentic flavors that clearly come from experience and love for cooking. What made it even more special was the atmosphere. It felt like a real family-run place, with what looked like the mom, dad, and even grandparents all working together in the kitchen and front of house. It's that kind of personal touch that you don't find often, and it made the whole experience feel warm and genuine. The space was relaxing, the service was kind, and the food? Just outstanding. Highly recommend.

Very nice ambience. Excellent food selection and quality.. tasty but not heavy or greasy. Food felt very fresh they even make their lassis fresh. Fantastic service. Very welcoming and family/kid friendly. Clear thumbs-up.

Rutba Indian Kitchen is located at Pacific Asian Plaza on Spring Mountain and Decatur. You'll find them on the second floor above Sushi Neko. They recently had their one year anniversary on November 15, 2024. Inside is clean and spacious with beautiful lighting, ample seating, and relaxing music. Menu offers a nice selection of vegetarian and non-vegetarian appetizers, rice specialties, traditional breads, entrees for chicken, lamb, goat, and vegetarian, as well as accompaniments such as house salad, masala papad which are deep fried lentil wafers, and mango chutney. Pani Puri ($8) is tasty and very good! It's six delicate crispy shells served with a flavorful concoction of sautéed potatoes and sweet red onions, comes with mint dipping sauce that's delivered in a shot glass to drink afterwards. This street food is very popular in India and so enjoyable! Dal Makhani ($16) is delicious! It has black lentils that's slow-cooked with ginger, garlic, and tomatoes in a blend of spices, served hot with soft and fluffy basmati rice, so good! Mango Lassi ($5) is so yummy and refreshing! It's creamy churned yogurt with a lovely sweetness from mango extracts. For dessert, they have gulab jamun which is milk-based dumplings soaked in aromatic sweet syrup, gajar halwa is grated carrots cooked with milk on low flame, and traditional kulfi ice cream for malai, mango, and pistachio. I had Malai Kulfi ($6) which is very unique and special ice cream from India. It's made from milk powder boiled and has a lovely fragrance of rose petal. Kulfi is topped with chewy candy fruits and is delightful! Also had Indian Chai ($5) served hot. It's aromatic spiced tea unsweetened and brewed with tea leaves and milk, and accompanied with a side of packet sugar to add sweetness. Service from KD and Param is welcoming, attentive, efficient, and pleasant. They're very kind, hospitable, and friendly.

Must go HIGHLY RECOMMENDED SUPPORT SMALL LOCAL BUSINESS Food authentic Indian flavor Service you feel the warm hospitality, gels like being home and we loved it Ambiance very Indian and Punjabi can't wait to go back to Vegas and have good here again

The best place to get Indian food!! A must try. Whenever I crave Indian food this is the first place that comes to mind. The food is always spectacular and the service is amazing. They have a beautiful large space for dining. The servers are always kind and fast. My favorite items on the menu that I always get is the butter chicken, mango lassi, and garlic naan. The chicken tandoori is a great appetizer as well. I've also tried their paneer do pyaza which is such a great vegetarian option. I find the pan purri extremely flavorful and needs to be included as an appetizer every time I come here. Overall it's a beautiful restaurant with amazing flavorful food. There isn't one thing that has disappointed me. I can't wait to come back and try other things on the menu.

Authentic and excellent Indian food! Ambiance & Service: Modern, clean interior with attentive and friendly service. Food arrived quickly and piping hot. Food: - Gobi Manchurian: Tangy, perfectly spicy--an absolute must-order! - Saag Paneer: Creamy with a fresh, herby flavor. - Paneer Tikka Masala: Rich, spicy, and packed with flavor. - Garlic and Chili Naan: The ideal complement to the curries. TL;DR: Fantastic Indian cuisine with great service and a modern vibe. Don't miss the Gobi Manchurian!

This place is amazing! The staff is attentive and the food is wonderful. I also loved the decor.

If you are religious, start praying that Rutba Indian Kitchen lives on til the end of the earth. Because Rutba is a religious experience. You will become enlightened. Today I came into this resturant mostly looking for shade from the heat and a snack. I discovered much more. We only got the simple chicken tikka masala and garlic/cheese naan, but it was better than any other Indian food I've had in all my days. It took an appropriate amount of time to come out of the kitchen considering how home-cooked it all tasted. The ambiance was also great, it felt comfortable and peaceful, but more importantly, very clean (along with the bathroom). It's also a LOT bigger than it looks from outside, don't be fooled. In summary, I'd recommend this place to anyone looking for actually good Indian food. Long live Rutba Indian Kitchen

So the mango lassi was pretty good. And the appetizers of samosas chaat it had a KICK so delicious. First time tried it . Veggie samosas were good . We tried lamb with a spinach sauce so good! The staff were very attentive and kind. The set up was an atmosphere of traditional Indian painting and things. Very cozy.

This place was good but probably the current average rating is inflated. It was quiet for an early dinner and the service team was quite kind. The Pani Puri was my favorite dish, they nailed it. But the rest of the food was not spectacular, just reasonable. We all ordered mild but the spice level was high for even that. I would come back, but don't expect fine dining Indian at Rutba.

You can never go wrong with Indian food, and Rutba did not disappoint! We ordered the paneer tikka, butter chicken, saag paneer, and shahi paneer, along with garlic naan, and everything was delicious. The naan was fluffy, perfectly cooked, and great for soaking up all the flavorful sauces. The shahi paneer was a new dish for us, recommended by our waiter, and it was such a comforting surprise. It had a rich, nutty, and creamy taste, similar to other tomato based curries but with an extra depth of flavor. Definitely something we'd order again!

This place is top notch for Indian cuisine!! I came here in the evening because I was really craving some butter chicken! Service was fast and friendly and the restaurant was super clean. I enjoyed my time here.

Parking in upper lot as well as main lot downstairs. Located next to Hui Lau Shan. This restaurant is voted #7 in ALL of the USA. WOW. and it IS worth a try. They've only been open for 8 months! As you enter you are greeted by staff, seated immediately. Review the menu and make your selections. I tried the Mali Kofta (medium spice), Garlic Naan. EVERYTHING was so flavorful I especially loved the garlic naan. My mouth is watering just writing this review. Be sure to speak up a conversation with your hostess and servers. Ambiance is very chic and modern. Also don't forget to grab some fennel seed (breath and digestive aid) on your way out. Definitely the best Indian food I've had in Vegas!

Good flavor but lacked content for the cost. If choosing Indian food locally the flavor was better than a lot but not my first choice for the cost.

Recently opened but now my favorite Indian restaurant in town! Well-lit and spacious seating, ample and close parking if you park on the second floor, and no wait during peak dinner time. Great and quick service that they even taught me how to eat pani puri for the first time. Tried some new dishes and enjoyed everything we ordered. I always have a hard time deciding between chicken tikka masala and butter chicken, but butter chicken is the winner here!!! I would skip the onion kulcha, unless you like raw onions in bread. Cheese naan was one of the best I had, having the cheese on the inside is a game changer.

Cheese naan was soft, buttery, and perfect for scooping. Mango lassi came chilled -- leaned a little heavy on the yogurt side, but still super refreshing and hits right with the spice. I had the chicken tikka masala and it was exactly what I wanted -- bold, flavorful, with that slow-building heat. White rice could've been cooked a little better, but it didn't ruin the bite. Now the interior? Fire. Checkered black-and-white floors, orange seating, cool wall art -- the whole layout has personality. Whoever designed this place understood the assignment. My son's gonna love it just off the look alone. Definitely bringing him next time. Staff was friendly, music volume was just right -- enough to catch the vibe but not fight the convo. It's giving modern Indian lounge with flavor to match. Can't wait to run it back. It's a vibe.

Came in with a big group of 11. Service was great as usual. Food always hits. LOVE IT ALWAYS

Wow! What a great experience paired with amazing food. My husband and I have traveled India, and this food, here in Las Vegas, is the best we've ever had. The service was attentive and genuine and the ambiance is authentic and comfortable. The garlic nan is so garlicky and the paneer Marsala was to die for. We ordered another dish (picture below, grilled paneer) after finishing an appetizer, nan and entree. So happy we did, and then we ordered another Marsala and nan to go, it's that good! We will be back every week we can!

We were craving for indian food while we were on a Vegas trip.. thats when we found Rutba.. The food was amazing we loved it .. it was so delicious.. the flavors were so authentic.. Restaurant was so clean.. The staff was so friendly and attended us so well since we had kids with us and they were loud.. Still the staff was so kind to kids too..

Really enjoyed our experience! Service was great (really appreciated the recommendations). Flavor was on point and surprisingly so, totally inexpensive! I figured a place like that would cost way more, but it was perfect! Can't wait to go back!

It was a nice restaurant with hot food to travel. I like the portions and the very nice server to prepare the food and packaging. The food was spice requesting very well and the naan bread mixed well with the rest of my meal. Improvements: the Mali Kofta balls could have used golden raisins and cashews as part of the entire dish. The rice portion needed a bit more serving. Overall, this was better than other Indian dishes I have had to compare. Would try another vegetarian meal.

Hey foodies! If you're on the hunt for authentic North Indian flavors in Las Vegas, let me put you on to Rutba Indian Kitchen -- this spot is an absolute gem! Let's talk about that Garlic Chili Naan first. Fresh out of the tandoor, it was everything I dream of in a naan crispy edges, pillowy soft inside, with that perfect hit of garlic and just the right amount of chili kick. Honestly, it felt like I was back in North India, grabbing naan straight from a roadside dhaba. And ohhh, the tandoor game here? The naan and roti come out with that beautiful char and crispiness that's hard to find outside India. Now onto the Amritsari Fish -- golden, crispy, and bursting with spice. The batter was light, perfectly seasoned, and the fish? Super tender and flaky. It's one of those dishes you can't stop eating. Then came the star of the veg world -- Malai Kofta. Creamy, rich, and indulgent with those soft kofta balls soaked in that luscious gravy. It was the kind of comfort food that warms your soul. I kicked things off with a classic Masala Papad -- crispy, tangy, and the perfect crunchy start to the meal. Washed everything down with a Nimbu Pani Soda -- zesty, fizzy, and so refreshing, like a splash of coolness on a hot day. And of course, no Indian meal is complete without Chai -- and Rutba nails it. That perfect balance of spices and sweetness made it the coziest end to the feast. Vibes? Super chill, with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Service? Spot on -- attentive but not overbearing. If you're a fan of Indian cuisine or even just a curious foodie looking to try something new, Rutba Indian Kitchen is the real deal. Authentic flavors, bold spices, and tandoor magic all in one place. Trust me, your taste buds will thank you. Must-try: Garlic Chili Naan, Amritsari Fish, Malai Kofta Pro Tip: Pair your meal with a Nimbu Pani Soda for the full experience! Until next bite, #FoodieAdventures #RutbaIndianKitchen #IndianFoodLovers #VegasEats P.S sorry i was so busy eating and were in absolute food coma that we forgot to take pics.

It's on the second floor so you can use the elevator or the stairs. Nice interior. Chicken tikka masala is lighter color than I am used to. I got medium spicy but it was not spicy at all. They don't skimp on the rice so generous portions. Serving is done by a man who seemed like the manager/owner. The plates are kind of slippery. I wish they had heavier plates. They are located in a very busy mall with a lot of competition. Give them a try.

We decided to order takeout from Rutba Indian Kitchen. First time dining here after reading some of the positive reviews and boy did the reviews not disappoint. Upon walking in, we were greeted by all the servers (shout out to Annie). Everyone was very friendly and was excited to have us there. The inside of the restaurant is nicely decorated as you can see in the picture. It definitely has a nice vibe with furnitures and the designs throughout. We ordered veggie samosas, chicken tikka masala, butter chicken, lamb biryani, and garlic and plain naan. EVERYTHING was very flavorful. The veggie samosas came with 2 large samosas and nicely seasoned and tasty. However my two favorites were the chicken tikka and butter chicken (with the tikka slightly better than the butter). Both were filled with so much flavor with a thick base and probably one of the best I've had in a while. I highly recommend trying this out when you come eat at this fine establishment. The garlic and plain naan were pretty standard for Indian cuisine. The lamb biryani had a little kick to it even though we ordered it mild but it was still good to the taste. Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant and will be back to try other items on the menu.

Nice looking restaurant. Nice staff. Can't get past the average flavors of the food though.

YUMMMM!!! We've been three times now and it's been so perfect every time! I wouldn't change a thing except it needs more spice. Great staff and such yummy hot food!

Absolutely Delicious! Rutba serves some of the best Indian food around: rich flavors, fresh ingredients, and perfect spice levels. The Malai Kofta and garlic naan are a must-try! Friendly staff and cozy atmosphere make it even better. Can't wait to go back!

i heard about this restaurant from other food reviewers and i'm so happy with my experience! the food truly blew us away, everything was so flavorful. the garlic naan was perfect, airy while crispy. both meats from the tandoori chicken and lamb tikka masala were very tender and moist. the chai and mango lassi is some of the best i've ever tried. the restaurant itself is designed beautifully, and everything was clean and tidy. & the people who served us were very kind and patient. i think this has become my favorite indian restaurant in las vegas so we will 100% come back to try more & i recommend anyone who loves indian cuisine to give this place a try!

The food was so delicious, Full of flavor. It was so good, it had me doing the happy dance the entire time. Service was superb. I would definitely come back more often. Bringing all my friends with me as well.