Indian in Columbus, Ohio

Columbus's Indian restaurants cluster along Cleveland Avenue and in northern suburbs like Dublin and Hilliard, reflecting both longtime community anchors and newer additions. You'll find everything from lunch buffets to full dinner service, with most entrees landing between $12 and $22—affordable enough for weeknight cravings or weekend exploration.

The range here means you can chase specifics: some spots specialize in regional cuisines like South Indian dosas or North Indian tandoori, while others offer broader menus. Check whether a restaurant leans casual buffet or table service depending on what fits your mood and timeline.

Amul India Restaurant

A family-run North Indian restaurant on Columbuss northwest side, Amul India has operated for years as a sit-down dining room serving the kind of curry-house staples that regulars return to weekly rather than treat as a special occasion.

Awadh India Restaurant

Tucked into a strip plaza on Morse Road in northeast Columbus, Awadh India Restaurant is a sit-down North Indian restaurant specializing in the slow-cooked, aromatic cooking style of the Awadh region - the culinary tradition centered on Lucknow, Uttar Prad

Clove Indian Bistro

A full-service Indian bistro in the Worthington-area corridor of Columbus, Clove Indian Bistro serves a menu rooted in North Indian cooking with a tidy dining room and a lunch buffet that draws a consistent weekday crowd.

Curry & Hurry

A counter-service Indian restaurant on the Northeast Side, Curry Hurry is built around quick-turnaround lunch and dinner plates rather than the sit-down, tablecloth format that defines most of Columbuss Indian dining scene.

Flavors Of India

A sit-down Indian restaurant on Columbuss north side, Flavors of India draws a regular crowd from the surrounding Morse Road corridor, a stretch of Columbus that has one of the citys higher concentrations of South Asian grocery stores, restaurants, and cul

Taj Palace

A sit-down Indian restaurant on Columbuss north side, Taj Palace has operated for years as a reliable option for Northern Indian cooking, with a lunch buffet format that draws regulars from the surrounding Worthington and Polaris area.