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A Culinary Journey Through India

Welcome to The Tandoori Table, where we invite you to experience a vibrant fusion of flavors! Our menu is bursting with authentic and traditional recipes that will take your taste buds on a delightful journey. Join us for an unforgettable dining experience that promises to spice things up!

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Our Story

Where Flavor, Passion & Purpose Meet

At The Tandoori Table, we didn’t start with investors or business plans — we started with a shared dream.

One of us is a chef with over 30 years of experience, perfecting the art of Indian cooking in kitchens from Delhi to Dubai. The other is a nurse — someone who’s spent a career caring for people, and who’s always believed that food is one of the deepest forms of care. Together, we had one mission:

To prove that real, high-quality food doesn’t have to come with a high price tag. We had seen too many places cut corners, overcharge, or dilute authentic flavors to fit trends. So we decided to do things differently — Bold flavors. Honest ingredients. Freshly made. Fairly priced.  And thus, Tandoori Table was born.

Why We Do What We Do

1. Crafted With Heart:
Every dish on our menu carries a story — whether it’s a family recipe passed down through generations, or a new creation inspired by our travels and traditions.

2. Flame-Cooked, Flavor-Full:
From our clay oven to your plate, we bring the bold, smoky magic of authentic tandoori cooking — done right, every time.

3. Affordable on Purpose:
We’re not here to cut corners. We’re here to cut the myth that quality Indian food has to be expensive.

Pull Up a Seat

Whether you're stopping in for a quick bite, celebrating with friends, or picking up your favorite curry to-go, we're here to serve up more than just food.

We're here to bring you spice, soul, and a seat at our table.

Welcome to The Tandoori Table.

Meet the Manager

Meet Chef Senthil With over 25 years of culinary experience, Chef Senthil brings a lifetime of passion and dedication to the kitchen. He began his career as a baker, mastering the art of precision, patience, and creativity. Over time, his love for spices and flavors led him to explore Indian cooking, where he discovered his true calling. Senthil has spent decades perfecting traditional recipes while also experimenting with modern techniques to create dishes that are both authentic and innovative. His food reflects not only the rich heritage of Indian cuisine but also his personal journey—rooted in tradition, elevated with skill, and served with heart. Whether it’s a simple comfort dish or a festive specialty, Chef Senthil believes food is about bringing people together and creating memorable experiences. His goal is to share the warmth, flavor, and joy of Indian cooking with every guest who walks through the door.

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  • Spice Powerhouse 

    • India is the largest producer of spices in the world. From turmeric and cardamom to black pepper and cumin, many spices we love worldwide come from India.

  • Ayurvedic Influence

    • Traditional Indian cooking often follows Ayurvedic principles, which balance taste, health, and the body’s doshas (energies).

  • Biryani Origins

    • Biryani, the famous rice-and-meat dish, originated in India but was influenced by Persian cuisine brought by the Mughals.

  • Vegetarian Heaven 

    • About 30% of Indians are vegetarians, so Indian cuisine has some of the most creative and diverse vegetarian dishes in the world.

  • Chutney Variety 

    • Chutneys aren’t just sauces; they can be sweet, spicy, tangy, or savory. Mint, tamarind, coconut, and mango chutneys are classics.

  • Street Food Culture 

    • India’s street food is legendary. Dishes like pani puri, vada pav, chaat, and pav bhaji are daily snacks for millions.

  • Bread Galore 

    • India has over 20 types of flatbreads, including naan, roti, paratha, and kulcha, often varying by region.

  • Regional Diversity 

    • Each Indian state has its own unique cuisine: South India favors rice and coconut, North India favors wheat, dairy, and slow-cooked curries.

  • Dessert Magic 

    • Indian sweets (mithai) are incredibly diverse, from syrupy gulab jamun to creamy rasmalai and crispy jalebi.

  • Tea Rituals

    • Chai (spiced tea) is more than a drink—it’s a daily ritual in Indian households and street stalls.

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