Welcome India

Ian Hildred

I got the non-veg hot appetizer for takeout. It was very dry and room temperature. The tiki masala was very spicy, which isn’t a bad thing just a warning. Chicken was a bit dry.

Emma Fellenbaum

pretty good food but a long wait for takeout

Tom Thornton

Takeout only, but superior

Levent

Welcome India is probably the oldest Indian restaurant within a 10 mile radius. It's definitely the oldest Indian restaurant in Framingham and where, over 15 years ago, I first fell in love with Indian food. Their chicken curry, malai kofte and naan were my favorites. I'm also a fan of their mint yogurt chutney and onion chutney. I've never seen these two anywhere else and only partly been able to replicate them myself. Their buffet (which is obviously suspended due to the pandemic) and their 'dinners for one or two' are both good deals. In the many times I've had the buffet over the years, I've never once regretted it. The desserts, chutney and naan included with it are always very good. Welcome is catered to an American crowd more than an Indian one. The taste of their food reflects this balance between authenticity and broader appeal. Welcome India, as the name suggests, is a great introduction to Indian food. I hope they survive the pandemic and keep the most reliable buffet in Framingham alive.