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RESTAURANTS/WASHINGTON, D.C./INDIAN RESTAURANTS IN WASHINGTON, D.C.

Indian restaurants in Washington, D.C.

10 ranked, with a plain verdict on every entry.

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The Bombay Club takes the top spot on this list: it offers cuisine from various regions of India. Jyoti Indian Cuisine is built for vegan diners seeking authentic Indian flavours, and provides a wide choice of vegetarian and vegan options. Rasika serves groups seeking shared dining experiences, and offers sommelier wine pairing services.

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The Bombay Club629 m from the centre of Washington Dc81.5NEW–

Jyoti Indian Cuisine3.1 km from the centre of Washington Dc80.4NEW–

Rasika1.5 km from the centre of Washington Dc78.4NEW–

Rasa1.8 km from the centre of Washington Dc77.4NEW–

Bindaas1.3 km from the centre of Washington Dc77.2NEW–

Indique5.0 km from the centre of Washington Dc73.6NEW–

Rania834 m from the centre of Washington Dc70.8NEW–

Pappe1.5 km from the centre of Washington Dc68.5NEW–

Karizma Modern Indian1.5 km from the centre of Washington Dc68.4NEW–

Karma Modern Indian1.5 km from the centre of Washington Dc68.4NEW–

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The ranking, in detail

The Bombay Club

Classic indian cuisine

The Bombay Club serves classic Indian cuisine from various regions. It offers a smart casual dining experience in Washington DC.

81.5

Jyoti Indian Cuisine

Where every flavor tells a story

Jyoti Indian Cuisine offers authentic dishes with vegetarian, vegan, and Halal meat options.

Best for vegan diners seeking authentic Indian flavours

80.4

Rasika

Modern Indian dining with shared plates

Rasika serves modern Indian cuisine using traditional cooking methods like tawa and sigri. The restaurant encourages guests to share a variety of appetisers and entrees.

Best for groups seeking shared dining experiences

78.4

Rasa

Flavourful fast indian food

Rasa is a fast-casual Indian restaurant with four locations across the DC metropolitan area. It offers flavorful plates, bowls, salads, and burritos.

Best for every kind of eater

77.4

Bindaas

Indian-inspired bowls, rolls, and biryanis in Washington DC

Bindaas Penn Quarter offers a diverse menu of Indian-inspired bowls, rolls, and biryanis. The establishment also provides beverages, snacks, and desserts for dine-in or takeaway.

Best for customisable meal orders

77.2

Indique

Where Southern indian flavors meet modern artistry

Indique was a beloved Cleveland Park institution that has evolved into Dakshin. It now celebrates Southern Indian culinary heritage with modern artistry.

Best for families and large groups

73.6

Rania

The capital's newest destination for evolutionary cuisine.

Rania is a daring new vision from the team behind Punjab Grill DC.

70.8

Pappe

Modern Indian restaurant celebrating rich culinary heritage

Pappe offers authentic Northern Indian cuisine in Washington DC. Chef Sanjay Mandhaiya crafts dishes using fresh seasonal ingredients.

Best for corporate events and intimate gatherings

68.5

Karizma Modern Indian

Best Indian restaurant in Washington DC

Karizma Modern Indian offers a culinary journey to the Indian subcontinent. Its Karma space provides an elevated fine dining experience.

Best for fine dining enthusiasts seeking tasting menus

68.4

Karma Modern Indian

Best Indian restaurant in Washington, DC

Karma Modern Indian offers a culinary journey to the Indian subcontinent. The restaurant now provides two distinct dining experiences for guests.

68.4

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Frequently asked questions

Who are these indian restaurants built for?

Jyoti Indian Cuisine says it is built for vegan diners seeking authentic Indian flavours, and Rasika for groups seeking shared dining experiences. Rasa says it is built for every kind of eater, and Bindaas for customisable meal orders.

What should a buyer check before signing up?

The Bombay Club states that The Bombay Club does not have high chairs or space for strollers. Rasika states that the restaurant restricts entry to children over eight years old, and Karizma Modern Indian that the restaurant is closed on Mondays and has limited evening hours on Tuesdays. Those are the limits each restaurant publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.