Clarendon area Indian Recommendations?
My mom's office is going to throw a luncheon for a colleague that is moving back to India, and they wanted to find a nearby restaurant to cater.
Washingtonian gives a nod to the Dehli Club, which I've never tried. http://www.washingtonian.com/restaura...
Thanks.
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re: kneelconqueso
I just took my mom to Delhi Club, and was very pleased. We had the chicken tikka, veggie biryani, an eggplant dish and the wonderful kachumbar (which I am now going to make instead of cole slaw -great flavors!) Well-seasoned, completely un-greasy, and lovely service on a Sunday night. Parking's tough during the week, I'd imagine, but who needs it, with the Metro right across the street.
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I'm on the Delhi Club train- it's excellent food and the service is always pleasant. I recommend the shrimp tikka (under the tandoori menu), the chicken curry and any spinach dish. The only thing I wouldn't spend my money on are the appetizers- I have found them to be served lukewarm and overcooked. Their onion kulcha is also delicious, but whose isn't?
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I think Dehli Club is very good - but one of my favorites, albeit Pakistani, is Ravi Kabob. They do catering but their menu may not be as extensive. Good luck.
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re: beachgirl54
I agree that Delhi Club may be Clarendon's best Indian (although it isn't my favorite Indian restaurant by far) and Ravi Kabob is a must try (esp. the chickpeas).
I live right below Tandoori Nights and we used to frequent it due to the convienence but unfortunately, it seems to have gone downhill. The portions (and menu it seems?) have gotten smaller and the flavors have become less sharp. Also, they switched from a delicious unsweetened, freshly brewed mango iced tea to ice tea from a gun- I know this sounds like a small thing but it really annoyed me as the old iced tea was a perfect counterpoint to the spicy Indian food.
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re: Bill4242
At lunch time, Ravi Kabob is crowded and busy. I don't know what their catering setup is, if any, but my guess is that someone from the office would have to pick up the food and set up the luncheon. It might be a good place for a small group of co-workers who regularly eat lunch together to go for a meal before your colleague leaves, however.
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