Milan Indian Restaurant

kumar P

Vegetarian dishes were tasty.. non veg curries could’ve been better .. the gravy was not so good.. especially vindaloo .. naan and kulcha were good..

kim Briehl

As usual when I went last night to Milan, the food was exquisite and the service exceptionally welcoming. The staff's smiles are fresh and the service shared by multiple team members. What a good place to sit and relax in, and catch up with friends. The lunch buffets are all you can eat, and a wonderful way to sample a variety of dishes, for a reasonable price. Many thanks to the cooks of Milan

Dylan Prévost

Value - 5/5 Service - 4/5 Food - 4/5 Atmosphere - 4/5 Truly massive portion sizes for the plates meals, you will definitely walk away with leftovers. The food suffered almost exclusively from the raw onions, they take a lot away from the curry. We have been told on good authority that their buffet is what they do best, but it has unfortunately not been open since 2020.

The Shameless Foodie

Absolutely delicious. I got the chicken makhani (comes with basmati rice), garlic naan, and their Gobi 65 Chicken. I would recommend each of those. The chicken makhani is moist, and comes in a delicious creamy tomato-based sauce (delicious to drizzle over the rice or dip the naan in). It’s also not too spicy so I wouldn’t worry about that. The Gobi 65 is spicy for those who mind, but if you love spice like me, I would definitely recommend it. The chicken is tender and the blend of spices on the outside are perfection. My food also came with a side of what seemed to be rice pudding (I would bet it was made from scratch, since I could taste each of the rice grains) — it was delicious as well. Pricing wise, it’s not cheap - the makhani was 15, the Gobi 65 was 9, and the garlic naan was 4 — but quality-wise it’s totally worth it and I would recommend.