Tandoori Guys

Nice Indian ambience. Appetizers were good especially tandoori and panipuri water. Main courses were ok including veg options as well.

We stopped by here during our 4th July vacation. The buffet has lot of options. Appetizer section is really good. My kids really enjoyed all the items. Most of the food was mild spice, which we liked. Staff is welcoming.Just one suggestion if they can include drinks like lemonade etc in the buffet that would be good.

Made it over to Broken Arrow today and went to Tandoori Guys for some Indian food. Great food, nice homey atmosphere and really nice people. Inside the place is fairly dimly lit, but in a cool kinda way. Walls are covered with vibrant prints and the dining room is spacious and roomy. Even at 12:15 or so I was seated immediately by a welcoming, congenial gentleman I assumed is the manager or owner. First trip through the buffet line, saw me dishing up samples of Chicken Biryani, Tikka Masala, Tandoori Chicken, Chicken Karahi and Aloo BIndhi (a killer dish of potatoes, okra and tomatoes). FIrst off, the plates are a tad on the small side... which is fine, just wanted to get that out there so when I you see the "for my THIRD TRIP", you don't judge.... much. Everything on the first plate was awesome. The chicken Karahi was great, but kind of like crab legs... lots of work for little meat. Not sure how those are prepared, but the meat to bone ratio pretty small. Still, all was good. Second trip, I hit the stuff I didn't get the first time, which included the beef meatballs (Kofta, I think they were called), a couple pieces of tandoori chicken, a few of the veg Bondas (little dumpling balls), a little more Biryani, and some of another rice dish with fried vegetables in it, which was outstanding. Third trip (I warned you) was just for a little more Biryani and meatballs. Overall, there wasn't a single thing I didn't like. Some more than others, but all was good. The Biryani was an obvious favorite. The Tandoori chicken was still moist and tender, despite the buffet setting. The meatballs were another favorite.... those things were like little meaty balls of crack, I couldn't get enough. While I wouldn't consider the food overly spicy, I do think that someone with a mild palate might find it a little much. My nose was definitely active the entire meal, and my taste buds were dancing like crazy. The staff were out of this world friendly and the owner/manager kept my glass full at all times, which was appreciated. The tab ran to just over $17 before a gratuity, which I consider more than reasonable for what I had and how much I enjoyed it. While it's a fair bit off my beaten path, I expect to find myself in BA on Fridays for the conceivable future, so I plan on return trips often.

Don’t go if you are looking for authentic Indian food. Food was not good at all. Neither it was flavorful nor spicy. Just more of salt, black pepper in tomato purée/cream. Staff don’t pay any attention to Desi customers. Didn’t even ask once if everything is fine or we need anything.

Amazing Indian food in Tulsa area. Loved the ambience and of course their food. I must say this is best restaurant among all others in this area. Absolutely no disappointment.

Stopped in today at 1230 for lunch. We were seated immediately in a clean booth, the lighting is chill and ambient. Being somewhat unfamiliar with about 50% of the foods on the buffet, the placards at the top of each dish helped me navigate the choices. The staff was super cool and accommodating. Some Indian fusion tunes slid from the speakers and the spot was overall relaxing and pleasant. Oh, and yeah- the food was awesome!

How is it fair to have your loyal customers find out they can not dine at your establishment only after they have arrived during the advertised hours and days? It takes minutes to keep this from happening. Again all my love goes to the owner and family. Just hope you can update the profile so nobody else has to spend the time and money when it could have been easily avoided. The buffet is closed and not reflected on the website or Google page. Edit to reply, while my sympathy goes the the owner and family. Why wouldn't you update your website to reflect that? Why make people drive for 40 minutes just to see a paper sign taped to a door? Instead of leaving hateful replys to a Google review it would be more helpful to update your restaurant type on Google to takeout and not a buffet. "a restaurant can update its operating hours and restaurant type on Google by editing its Google Business Profile through Google Search or Google Maps. Business owners log in, select the "Edit profile" option, and navigate to the relevant sections to modify their main hours, set special holiday hours, add hours for specific services like "More hours" for delivery or drive-through, and adjust their business categories (type)." Per Google

Worst place ever. I ordered vegetable pakora and got potato wedges instead. What kind of scam is that? If you’re just going to send fries, don’t call it pakora. Clearly you have no idea what pakora even is. Wasted $15 on this garbagr and it showed up cold. Absolute rip-off. Never ordering from this place again.

If you like Indian food, you've got to try this place! I had the garlic naan, samosa, and the mixed Tandoori platter. Let me just say... It was all soooo good! The sauces and their version of "chips and salsa" are on fleek! Can't wait to try it again. The portion sizes made it a value. I took the rest home for dinner the next night. Great job, guys! Keep it up and thank you. I wish I would've taken a photo but I was starving when it arrived, so I just dug into it and was sad about destroying it before I took a pic afterwards. Beautiful presentation.

Stopped in this Indian buffet to expand my exposure to the various dishes. The restaurant is small but nicely decorated. I liked the basmati rice The korma was great. The brinji (sp?) rice was great too. I also liked the vegetable noodles. My favorite was the biriyani chicken and rice. The waitress was helpful and friendly.

If you are looking for an Indian buffet, look no further. Tandoori Guys is IT. The food is delicious on its own and even better considering it's a buffet. The food is fresh and made of the highest quality. The chicken at Tandoori Guys is the best. No chicken breasts being used in the food, only chicken legs, thighs and quarters (I think). The result is chicken meat that is soft and moist, not dry like at other buffets. The delicious food completely justify the higher buffet price, which I don't mind at all. What I am about to tell you next has never happened to me before. For a buffet, I usually come in to try a little bit of everything on my first plate then come back for my favorites the second time. After finishing with my first plate I got up to get my second plate. When I came back, my table was cleaned up and there were 2 new customers people sitting in my table. How the heck? So fast? I thought I've lost my mind because I couldn't find my table. Apology was given and they gave me a different table, but it did detract from a perfect dining experience. Took a star off as a result. Could have been more but I love their food too much to do that.

A genuinely stellar Indian Buffett that is clean with good service. Most of the dishes on the buffet are top tier and cooked well. Only suggestion I have is that they add a few more items and variety to the buffet to match the higher buffet price. Their non buffet menu is priced a bit too high.

I had the shrimp vindaloo (extra hot) for dinner and ate the leftovers today for lunch. I think it was the most flavorful dish (of any kind) I have ever tasted. Sour, sweet, spicy, floral, the flavors were complex and so delicious, and the spice level was perfect. Last night, I also had rose milk and chicken 65. I wish the milk were colder, but I ordered on Uber Eats, so that's probably my fault. 10/10 food.

While in Tulsa stopped in for lunch. Small, quiet place. Buffet style lunch. The buffet had a variety of Indian dishes to choose from. Everything I tried was very flavorful. A bit disappointed there was no paneer or herbed Naan. To go plates also available. The service was great. My server was very attentive to my table.

The service was on point. We ordered the Chicken tikka masala and lamb vindaloo. Tasty, however for the up charge for lamb was not worth it. All the lamb was all fat with very few bites of actual lamb meat. I had no complaints about the Masala ... in fact my husband took it because he was just disappointed about the vindaloo. I enjoyed the place and recommend skipping on the lamb up charge

Really like Tandoori Guys buffet. Many crave worthy dishes from tandoori chicken, chicken tikka masala, to rice kheer and chai tea. We have been there many years and they are still my Indian cuisine choice in Tulsa. Service is good, refill frequently, ambiance is good, a bit crowded but okay.

An old friend who used to enjoy Indian food together with me frequently asked me if I knew of any good Indian places in BA. I noticed on Yelp that Tandoori Guys had been in BA for five years and was highly rated in the reviews. My friend had heard of it and thought we should give it a try. We arrived right after they had closed the buffet. But we ordered from the menu and shared the Tandoori sampler platter. It was more than enough to feed two with plenty of leftovers. The chips, crisps and sauce to start the meal weren't a big hit with either of us but the entree and garlic bread more than compensated for the weak start. It was so dark inside I had to use my flashlight to order, but I liked the interior. We had a really attentive server who was very helpful as we considered what to order. I will do an update once I try the buffet. Overall, if you like Indian food, you will likely love this place.

My favorite local Indian restaurant. Everything is so flavorful, and fresh. I've been several times, and it is always consistent. Portions are large. Prices are on par with the other Indian restaurants around, and I enjoy the food here so much more. I enjoy going to their buffet when I get the chance!

Our last visit was 2018. Then it was nice to have a new ethnic food option in town. The food wasn't spectacular, even so it was a welcome opportunity for something different. Obviously not enticing enough to make me a regular customer. We were looking to take a break from Mexican food today without having to drive across town. Time for a revisit to Tandoori Guys. I am hardly an expert on Indian food, but I can sort out good from bad. Some of the buffet items weren't great. The stand out for me was the Tandoori chicken, Tikka masala, and the rice dish Biryani. The meat in the Biryani didn't look to great so just the rice for me. It went well with the Tikka masala sauce. Tandoori chicken is pretty hard to screw up. Theirs was moist and flavorful. I tried a little of everything on the buffet. The other offerings were not that great. The Mango pudding was not even close to being pudding. More like mango flavored milk. I will try Tandoori Guys again in about another five years.

I was born in England which is, of course, teeming with all kinds of Indian restaurants. Also, just for the heck of it, I used to do Indian cooking - such dishes as real biryani. Coming to Tulsa in 1999, India Palace was about the best of a very small number of Indian restaurants. Things started looking up when Himalaya opened, but then closed. Now Tandoori Guys seems to be the best - at least if you want a buffet. Their buffet seems well laid out and reasonably varied (not just chicken dishes). The spice level has not (yet?) been dumbed down to suit the lamest American palate - OK it is not super spicy but at least you can taste the spices. Definitely worth visiting again and again.

Delicious Indian food, with sauces that were incredible. My only qualm was that there was too many bones in my Lamb Korma. Otherwise it was great!

The food wasn't as good during the buffet it was just okay. My issue is that the customer service is horrible. The server never came to help me or my friend all night. Or even look our direction at that. He was A short 20 something y/o male. When he was confronted by the cashier about why he didn't help us the entire time we were here (we had to get our own cups & drinks / no one cleaned or tended to our table the entire 45 min we were there) he looked at me shrugged his shoulders & walked off but gave the table next to us with all men good service. It was just rude to purposely not serve us but jump up for the table of men. Right. Next. To. Us. The food was okay for take out but for the price we paid- to be completely ignored by the waiter is unacceptable & we will never be back.

Last time I ordered pickup, half my order was wrong. They game me the order with Tofu instead of chicken. This time I ordered, they said 25 minutes. I arrived at 25 minutes and it wasn't ready which was no problem. The ladies at the front desk never checked in the back and said that the will bring it when ready to the front, so it wasn't ready yet. After an additional 15 minutes waiting I asked if they can please check in the back for my order. The ladies still didn't but when a guy worker came up he said he would check. He walked right up with my meal that was ready and cold from sitting back there for quite some time. They weren't busy. No excuse for a second poor service.

Simply put...it's a "no" for me. India Palace is FAR better. We ordered the lamb korma, chicken tikka marsala and garlic naan. The flavors were barely different. The lamb was chewy, still had bones, and a lot of fat. Personally, I prefer it trimmed of fat, off the bone, and more tender. The chicken had a lot of fat left on it as well, and could have been more tender. The rice was dry. The naan was under cooked and loaded with cilantro.

Always a good bet when wanting g to try Indian food. There buffet offers a wide variety of tastes. Be sure to order a side order of Samosas They are flavorful. Sometimes the wait staff could be a little.more attentive to drink refills.

Pros: my husband and his coworkers love this place. Great selection. Good service. Cons: I grew up with a very kind Pakistani baby sitter and hated the food I was served. Then as an adult, this delightful Indian couple who did my taxes, would insist on preparing elaborate multi course meals for me yearly. That being said, I've never eaten at an Indian restaurant, but have always maintained that I hate all Indian food. My husband brought me here in the hopes of changing my mind. Consider it slightly change. Because of this place, I now think Indian food is tolerable, but nothing I would crave or seek out. I'll eat here if he wants, but he should probably just keep coming here with his coworkers instead.

Went to Sunday buffet and it was so good. All my Indian friends say this place is the best. I also had a mango lassi. Typical buffet options but fresh and tasty. Service was good considering we had such a large group. My only regret is that the chai took forever for them to bring out so I didn't get to try any. I will definitely be back.

The service here is fine ( we had the buffet) and the restaurant has an ok atmosphere. The food, hmmm. My vegetarian sister will not be back. The lentil soup was thin and salty. The tandoori chicken was quite tasty, maybe a touch salty as well The veggie tikka masala was very sweet and not at all spicy. It tasted as if it was made using ketchup. The veggie spring rolls were tasty and it would have been great to have a tangy spicy dip for them and the naan. The biscuit /fruit mix was new to me and pretty yummy- the texture might scare a few people. It is sort of like a bread pudding with mangos, cherries and cardamom. The mango custard was good but it is literally a soup not a custard at all.

The service was excellent, The lady offered me to either have buffet or order a meal.I opted to pay for the buffet 17.95 instead of ordering the meal because im doing keto so I can't eat naan bread, potatoes or rice.And usually there are no alternatives . But with the buffet I can just pick all protein and stick with that and no one will judge . So I got chicken Tikka, Chicken tandoori, beef kofta, chicken chetuggai , mushrooms chettuggai and saag paneer. My favorite was the mushrooms . They were amazing. The Tandoori chicken was next to the mushrooms in flavor, and texture. I should have taken pictures but I did not unfortunately. I would go back for only the mushrooms

Food is very good and atmosphere is fun. No liquor. Service limited due to buffet format. A bit pricey.

I have no idea how this restaurant is even a business. The food is just terrible. and a couple of occasions service completely nonexistent. The only star they get is for the ambience which is sort of all right.

Surprisingly tasty, even to my Oklahoman tastebuds. Many vegetarian options. Great service.

Love the food. The staff are friendly and inviting. Please have gulab Jamonand or jalebi more often available.

I'm from California, I'm visiting OK and I've been here twice for their buffet. I've been happy with the food. I tasted different items and they all taste good. The employees are friendly. So after two visits, I would keep coming back.

Best food in town. The buffet was full and had many choices. Our entire family loved it.

This is a good Indian buffet at a good price. They had a variety of dishes and continued bringing out fresh food even after 2:00. I found the flavor of most dishes to be rather mild. Perhaps the spices weaken after sitting on a steam table. The tandoori chicken is superb. It's very tender and fresh.

Wooo weee! Scrumptious! Been there several times with different groups of friends and family. We always leave fat and happy. It's just seems to have more "spice" than the average Indian restaurant. Always fresh, full of flavor and satisfying.

This place was delicious. The tiki massalla was on point. Veera was an awesome waiter. They had quite a few guess in there with it being so late (8pm ish) so I can only assume they are busy during lunch and dinner rush. I can't wait to go back there again. The plates for the buffet was big so I found it extremely difficult to eat more then two plates. I tried, I struggled to finish the second plate.

Okay, this place is just delicious!! We ordered for pick up and we were told it would be ready for pick up in 20-25mins. So we made our way there on a rainy Sunday around 2pm. When we got there we had to wait another 10 mins for our order. But that's not an issue, especially if you want your food hot and fresh. Everything was packed so well! They Saran/ cling wrapped the plate of Tandoori chicken and put the Chicken tikka masala in a plastic soup container instead of a foam cup. Which I prefer the plastic since it doesn't melt through when you need to reheat the Masala. I think the packaging on the naan bread might need a little work. Our naan bread was sticking out quite a bit, I mean it was packaged well. Just that it can use a larger size bag for it. Or might be good to put in a brown lunch bag. That way it's not out touching the containers inside the bag or falling out. We ordered the Tandoori Chicken(Comes with Basmati rice), Chicken 65 (appetizer-chicken only without rice), Chicken Tikka Masala( comes with basmati rice), Garlic Naan, Butter Naan. The tandoori chicken consisted of dark meat( dark meat makes this dish more tender and juicy), it was perfectly seasoned and not as overly spiced as most places. The Chicken 65 was plentiful for an appetizer. You take the lemon and squeeze that on top of the chicken, add the onion pieces, add chicken to a piece of garlic naan bread then eat it. Makes it into like a naan wrap. The Chicken tikka masala here had such a nice amount of meat. Out of all the restaurants I've had in the past, this place definitely gives you more meat in their Chicken tikka masala for sure. The sauce was tangy, creamy, sweet and perfect for the butter Naan bread. If you're a huge fan of garlic, definitely try the naan bread. But my favorite was definitely the butter Naan. Not overly seasoned and just has a slight buttery flavor to it.

Did a takeout. People were not very friendly just straightforward. Food taste was flavorful but the portions were not that big. Or at least portions are smaller than what I'd expect for $18 a dish. Inside was a bit dark, food smelled good, there seemed to be a buffet option so if you have the time to sit it would be more worth the money to eat at the buffet.

It took my boyfriend a lot of convincing to get me here because I've never trusted buffets, but, man, am I glad we came! The place is so clean and the vibe is great. The food just looks trustworthy, you know? Nothing out of place, not heated properly, or gross-looking. The chai tea was very bitter, but I think it's more traditional. The food was spectacular and the service was so great. Waiter was nice to clear our plates, refresh our drinks, and encourage us to get more! The paneer was to die for!! Only dish I didn't love was their naan- I hoped for something much fluffier. They also lacked samosas and the potato naan, which are two of my favorites, so that was a disappointment!

I go for the buffet. Which is very good and is on the better side of Indian buffets. Food is good, but the price they charge, there should not be room for a low quality buffet .could it be better? YES, but is it good enough? YES.

Today, my family and I went to try Tandoori Guys Indian cuisine. We really enjoyed our meal there. The atmosphere was authentic with Punjabi dance music playing in the background. The different rices were delicious, and the curry meatballs were my favorite thing in the buffet. For dessert, we tried the pink yogurt, the orange yogurt, and the soaked doughnut holes. The doughnut holes were exquisite, although they were obviously not healthy. The orange yogurt was my favorite dessert because it was mango flavored with slices of apple and banana.

Being new to Indian food, I was pleasantly surprised. The staff was really helpful. They have a lot of options they were all good.

Food is SO good and their prices are reasonable! Staff is also so kind and welcoming. It also had a nice clean facility which was nice to see. My husband and I had an amazing time and we will be back again for sure!

Excellent. Best Indian food in the Tulsa metroplex. Great variety. Buffet on certain days.

Delicious food and not too hot! Our friend kept wanting us to go there, but we've tasted a lot of Indian food that we just can't eat because it's too hot! I called ahead and they said it was medium. We were actually able to eat everything except one dish and our friend said to push the sauce off and eat it with the cucumber sauce. That worked and it wasn't so hot. Plus, they have some delicious nan bread, spring rolls, and Asian infused rice. There were several meat, and then vegetable dishes, various Rice, dishes, lentils, and soup. Plus a very fresh salad with carrots and I think a homemade ranch dressing that was delicious. Everyone working there was so friendly and helpful. Some nice decor, and an intriguing video of the beautiful scenery of India, and It's beautiful people wearing gorgeous clothes, dancing, and enjoying life! A Christmas treat with friends and family!

Food was horrible, service was terrible. It's alas that Tulsa doesn't have good competitor in Indian cuisine, else they will be out of business

Love this little buffet! All the classics are available: tandoor chicken, paneer, gulab jumin, naan... ugh, great now I'm hungry again!

We tried the buffet and the food was fresh and was very good. They had vegetarian and vegan options. Like most buffets we ate more than we should have. We will be back to try it again and try some of the menu options. We also heard they serve a vegan buffet at times too.

Step back, pizza delivery. This is our new go-to spot for those days when we don't want to took or have run out of time. Everything is absolutely delicious, always fresh, always tasty. My personal favorite is the saag paneer. I don't know what magical wand they wave over the pot as this incredible saag simmers, but it's nothing short of actual and legitimate magic. The flavors are perfection.

If you haven't check them out yet, I suggest you should. Food is simply good. Everything for me is on point. Price is reasonable.

Delicious tandoori chicken. Their buffet is great -- not a lot of selections, but everything on it is fresh and tasty.

My wife loves them, but they aren't always on top of their game. If you get take away check your order before you leave

I ate from the buffet customers had to wear gloves and masks to make food selections. The area was clean with a good amount of food selections. Staff were friendly and the food was delicious it was seasoned very well.

Vegan Buffet Night!!! Uber success as always! Food is fantastic. Flavor is powerful and I left stuffed!!! I'll be back next month! Great family owned Indian restaurant in Broken Arrow!!

Worst Indian food in Oklahoma. I have never written a review before but this curry was just so disgusting that I hope to save someone from wasting their money by eating here. The Paneer was hard and the Saag flavorless, but the worst part was the the fish curry. It consists of hard lumps of cheap Tilapia floating in thick oil that coats your tongue. It was inedible and incredibly spicy even though I ordered it mild because my daughter loves curry. The naan is thin and old. The biggest rip off is the samosas. Five tiny little things with one cube of potato inside for $5. I'm talking the size of a quarter. Wow. My total came to over $40 and we had to throw it away. I'll stick to India Palace because the quality is superior and priced exactly the same as this slop. Save your money and go there.

I have eaten at this restaurant for the lunch buffet. There is a nice selection of Indian food. My favorite is the Tomato Soup. My husband loves the Tandoori chicken.