Reviews of Cafe Tandoor
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loved it it was awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
At once familiar and exotic, this neighborhood favorite (and popular pre-Cedar-Lee Theatre destination) makes even those with timid palates eager to explore. For instance: Diners looking for something light might start with the kachoomar salad, a plate of crisp greens topped with tomatoes, chickpeas, green chiles and green pepper, tossed in a zingy dressing of spices, black salt and lemon juice. The traditional pre-dinner bread ritual was never tastier than with Tandoor's delicate tandoori breads; choose the garlic naan (brushed with butter), onion kulcha (bread stuffed with onion and spices) or any of a half-dozen other varieties. Specialties include tandoori prawns, lobster and rainbow trout; curries range from spicy rogan josh (lamb in curry sauce with garlic, ginger and onions) to the milder butter chicken (served in a creamy tomato and butter sauce). The kitchen also offers vegetarian and rice dishes, so diverse groups of diners can go home satisfied.
Review by cassandra from cleveland,oh posted June 29, 2009
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At once familiar and exotic, this neighborhood favorite (and popular pre-Cedar-Lee Theatre destination) makes even those with timid palates eager to explore. For instance: Diners looking for something light might start with the kachoomar salad, a plate of crisp greens topped with tomatoes, chickpeas, green chiles and green pepper, tossed in a zingy dressing of spices, black salt and lemon juice. The traditional pre-dinner bread ritual was never tastier than with Tandoor's delicate tandoori breads; choose the garlic naan (brushed with butter), onion kulcha (bread stuffed with onion and spices) or any of a half-dozen other varieties. Specialties include tandoori prawns, lobster and rainbow trout; curries range from spicy rogan josh (lamb in curry sauce with garlic, ginger and onions) to the milder butter chicken (served in a creamy tomato and butter sauce). The kitchen also offers vegetarian and rice dishes, so diverse groups of diners can go home satisfied.
Review by Northern Ohio Live Magazine posted June 03, 2005
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