Mint Indian Bistro
Indian restaurant · Paradise North ·
Authentic Indian cuisine, vegan & GF options, lunch buffet
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Authentic Indian cuisine, vegan & GF options, lunch buffet
"Mint Indian Bistro offers a Paradise location next to the Atomic Testing Museum and a Spring Valley location by Desert Breeze Park. Both locations feature a popular lunch buffet and salad and chaat bar. Both locations require a reservation and feature a dinner menu stacked with Indian favorites from both north and south India such as samosa chaat, sev puri, mysore dosa, tamarind rice, and lamb lollipops with fenugreek cream sauce." - Janna Karel
"This restaurant operates a delivery service called RotiFix that features North Indian, South Indian, and Gujarati offerings, including ready-to-eat rotis and dosa batter. Customers can choose fully prepared dishes or ingredient kits to make items at home, with options such as aloo paratha, mint chutney, and various rice preparations. The service has been available for about two years and currently offers a 10% discount with the promo code LUVMINT." - Susan Stapleton
"You can get your fix of a wide variety of delicious meals in SW Vegas in literally any direction. The Black Sheep, Suzuya, Elia, Forte, Umezono, Mint Indian Bistro, Big B’z…and the list goes on and on!!" - Susan Stapleton
"Kris Parikh and his wife Bindi have been the force behind the eastside’s Mint Indian Bistro since 2008, expanding the concept to Spring Valley in 2016. The Indian bistro continues to serve thin, crisp dosas—stuffed or plain—prepared with a fermented rice-and-lentil batter at both of its restaurants." - Bradley Martin
"I note that Mint Indian Bistro, operating in the same Flamingo retail center as the burrito-shaped drive-thru, remains open; despite the name change from Himalayan Cuisine it still "heads you straight to the Himalayas," offering classic dishes like momo dumplings and chau chau, and its owners were the creators of Desi Burrito." - Bradley Martin