Siri Indian Cuisine

Jinesh Shah

Samosa was good but seemed to be little over fried. Eggplant bhartha was good smokey taste. Malai kofta was complete disaster. It was just a tomato puree and kofta. Ideally it is supposed to be in a white gravy. Madras coffee was really good. Very fresh and sharp. Service was little slow but ok. Compared to other restaurants in Portland, this one is better for sure.

Percy

I’m not from Asia and not a connoisseur of Indian cuisine but my family and I like this place over other Indian places we’ve tried. We think the food is consistently made the same and it’s always tasty. Also we’re not big fans of super spicy food and when you order mild from this place you truly get mild; meaning not really spicy, as in, American not spicy. This also goes along with the consistency of the food at this place; always a good amount of chicken or other meat included in the sauces, always the same mild spice level and always the same tasty flavor. So to me that’s 5 stars not because of authenticity or for being the best of Indian food out there, but because it delivers a consistently good product you can rely on in terms of expectations. So if you’re a non-Asian who wants good non-spicy but really tasty Indian food, this place is for you. I hope it stays the way it is.

Hempress Carijuana

This is by far the best Indian Cuisine in the city. We've never been disappointed.

Athul Muralidharan

The madras coffee was spot on although it looked different to my expectations. Nan and paneer Tikka masala were great. Had I stopped there I would have given 4 stars. But then, fried rice was a disaster. This is not the typical Indian fried rice (expected it to be white in color). It would have been great without the tomato sauce or ketchup. Please fix it soon. Decent Indian restaurant but not the perfect one for any dish. Better order something based on the reviews to avoid disappointments.