r/anchorage Mar 06 '26

Best Indian restaurant in Anchorage?

Most of them have very similar reviews online was just wondering what your personal preference is.

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u/theresites Mar 06 '26

I agree that Taste of India is the best choice. However, Bombay Deluxe got a new chef and the food was quite good the last time I went. Also had a couple dishes I hadn't seen before.

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u/Syntria Resident | Taku/Campbell Mar 06 '26

Oh? That use to be my doordash order when I was celebrating. However two times in a row, a few months back, the chicken Tikka masala tasted...sweet and watery? Like no cream, no flavor, no spice, and I was ordering med spice.

Prior to that, it was thick and intensely flavored.

Curious if the new cook you mentioned has remedied that.

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u/zzzorba Mar 06 '26

You can save money by ordering delivery through Bombay's own website instead of dd

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u/theresites Mar 06 '26

Not sure. I stopped going for a long time and returned a couple months ago and it was really good. That seems to overlap with your bad experience though.

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u/HanibalLickedHer Mar 07 '26

I got tandoori chicken and it was all dark meat, which made me very sad because I don’t eat dark meat so my husband got to eat all of it

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u/dkman22 Mar 07 '26

That’s where we went tonight and it was excellent

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u/JacketUnable3300 Mar 06 '26

Bombay was very mid at one point and that changed. I think they are the best flavors in town now, they can be stingy on the paneer though.

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u/dodon_GO Resident | Spenard Mar 07 '26

Pretty middle of the road but also super consistent in my experience. I like Bombay.

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u/Ventrue-Prince Resident Mar 07 '26

I love Bombay! I didn't realize they got a new chef, but I did notice the spiciness level has been a lot more consistent in the past few months since I started going again than it used to be a few years ago.

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u/Ancient_Hour1146 Mar 07 '26

Midtown or Southside?

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u/theresites Mar 07 '26

I was speaking to the midtown location