Saffron Patch’s tastes too bland. The Mad Greek has great hummus, but the Indian food is nothing to speak of. Café Tandoor? Maybe it’s a picky Western palate, but I can only get them to serve me something overly spicy or not spicy enough.
But driving through Parma, I passed by an Indian grocery store with a restaurant attached. There were a dozen people eating inside, all dressed in traditional Indian garb. Good sign.
Listen to the owner if he makes a suggestion. When my dining partner ordered the Chicken Tikka ($8.99), he suggested she would not like it without sauce and should consider the Chicken Tikka Masala ($8.99). And he was right, as the spicy cubes of chicken sans sauce was a tad dry.Butmost of all, the naan I ordered ($1.50 for a generous portion of a half dozen or so pieces) confirmed that I’d found a new takeout Indian restaurant. India’s Cafe & Kitchen, 5549 Ridge Road Parma, (440) 842-7724, Tue - Fri, noon - 3 p.m. & 5:30 - 10 p.m., Sat & Sun, noon - 10 p.m.
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