Cumin Kitchen

Really delicious take out for five adults and two young children on Christmas Eve. I was very impressed with the quality of the chicken in our vindaloos and butter chicken dishes. Very nice naan too. Also, the man who gave me the order was so nice. I will dine in if back in the area as the restaurant seemed so welcoming.

Super delicious food,nice cozy dine in area, beautiful decor and excellent hospitality.. highly recommended..

A wonderful and refreshingly calming experience. Spice and seasoning are balanced in a way that has a sweet undertone so you don't feel assaulted by powerful overwhelming heat. Vegetarian dishes incorporated fresh ingredients satisfying the most sensitive palate at our table. Presentation is fresh, clean and simple to match the decor and spa like ambiance of the restaurant. We had a chance to meet Krishna (sorry about the spelling) who is welcoming and warm. I'm looking forward to the next visit.

I absolutely loved this restaurant.. Perfect for date night The food is good and amazing customer service!! Pros: great atmosphere, decoration looks great, good customer service, great food Cons: very pricey! But trust me you have to give this place a try at least once.

From someone that is never on social media, nor posts reviews, I had to break tradition tonight to heap praise on Cumin Kitchen!! The staff, which includes everyone from the front door, wait staff and owner, was fantastic! They were all so gracious, considerate of our experience and needs. But of course, the food, the food! The most delicious, delectable meals ever. All the positive posts are completely accurate. Only thing that makes the food better is the in-person experience. We will be back time and time again. My kids and I had a fantastic evening.

Random picked restaurant in the area. It was a small Indian restaurant, not busy on a hot summer day. Server was nice and friendly. Special choices of local brewed beer, we ordered tandoori chicken and shrimp, it was juicy. Food taste good and at a very affordable price. I didn't have much expectations in the beginning, but to my surprise, overall experience is amazing

We had an absolutely amazing experience here! We went during their dinner rush with six people and no reservation -and they were super accommodating. They advised they didn't have a table yet but gave an accurate wait time (15min) and suggested we wait at the bar. The bartender was super kind and helpful as we chose beers and wines while we waited (try their house brew!). Once seated we were quickly waited on by stellar staff. The food was absolutely amazing; it was sad when we were finally full and couldn't order more! Wonderful ambiance, great service -even while we waited. We are already planning on next visit -this time we'll call ahead for a reso!

Upon entering Cumin Kitchen at around 1pm a few Sundays ago, the restaurant was completely empty. Although this was initially, a foreboding sign, we were informed that a visit to the restaurant at dinner is a more common occurrence. We were eventually joined by another few diners, and a stream of pickup and delivery orders kept the restaurant busy. We ordered a sample of dishes off the menu, starting with the chaat papri and tandoor paneer, and a chicken tikka masala as a main. Before any of the dishes arrived, we were provided with a complimentary poppadum and assortment of chutneys. A mint chutney was seemingly too green, and tasted a little flat, with a dominant yoghurt flavor that nullified the freshness of the herb. Additionally, I'm not sure if there was any coriander, which I personally find to elevate the freshness considerably. A mango chutney was much tastier, with the natural sweetness of the mango offset by a light spice. My mixed feelings extended to the first two dishes. The chaat papri was pretty good, if a little boring after a few bites, with a crispy base and heavy topping of yoghurt and chutneys. My verdict of the paneer was similar, with a tasty enough paneer that would have tasted better with a sauce of sorts, with the pairing of onions and bell peppers providing some char flavour, but the dish slightly dry. When the chicken tikka masala arrived, I was already slightly full, but after a bite of the dish had no issues finishing it. Labelled as a karahi on the menu, the sauce enveloping the chicken delighted. Slightly tomato-y in flavour and accentuated by butter and cream, it was deliciously spiced and at a level of heat that made it addictive. We were recommended plain basmati rice as a pairing, and the fluffy morsels of rice were the perfect vessel for Cumin Kitchen's gravy. Although initially apprehensive after the first two dishes, Cumin Kitchen's Chicken Tikka Masala may well have been the best rendition of the dish I've ever had. Upon a subsequent visit, I would strongly consider reordering the same dish, or any other of the restaurants, presumably, excellent curries.