About Nirvana Indian Restaurant
The Retired & Disabled Police of America (RDPOA) is a fraternal organization formed in October, 1990 and incorporated under the laws of the District of Columbia as a non-profit corporation, and is managed by a Board of Directors consisting of a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Executive Director.
The best Indian cuisine experience so far in the US! The owner of this place is an amazing person. His hospitality and every little detail about his signature dishes was the highlight. Staff is cool and extremely helpful. The whole vibe of the place is decent and pleasing. Lightly playing music in the background and the lights with different artifacts depicting rich Indian culture make the entire experience wholesome. Being a vegetarian, kadhai paneer was my favorite and you can customize any dish as per your liking. I would highly recommend this place! Do not forget to try their special hand made gulab jamun!
Walked in about 40 minutes before closing on a Sunday. We asked if they were still serving this close to closing and we were warmly welcomed in. We have experienced authentic Indian food in Arizona so we had a very high bar set. This place was completely on point. From the appetizer to our entrees and then desserts this food was exceptional!! The wait staff are friendly, professional and patient. They answered our questions and we were never rushed. Highly recommend. Thank you.
Haven't been to this location in 8 years. Despite having new management, the food is as good as ever! We can recommend the gobi Manchurian, samosas, and tikla masala saag. It's BYOB, so pop four doors down and grab your favorite bottle of wine to bring to dinner! It is spiced for southerners, so don't be afraid to get the medium or hot, as the mild is mild!!
Ordered butter chicken with rice and Aloo paratha. Both were very tasty. The service was excellent and the wait staff accommodating. The interior is nothing special but the food more than makes up for it. Price is a reasonable. My bill came to just under $28 and that is with an extra order of rice. Next time I am in Myrtle Beach, I will re-visit Nirvana.
The food is so good! I got the Chicken Tika Masala and it was seriously amazing! I got a level 3 spice and, in my opinion, it was the perfect spice level. My husband got the Lamb Roganjosh and it was also very tasty. My mom got the Lamb Vidallo and said it was way too vinegar-y. The garlic naan was so tasty! The staff was pretty relaxed and a bit unprofessional, but that didn't really bother me. My food was amazing and I'd happily go back on my next trip to Myrtle beach!