Flavors Indian Cuisine
3200 SW Regency Pkwy,Ste 8, Bentonville, AR, 72712
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Address :
3200 SW Regency Pkwy,Ste 8
Bentonville, AR, 72712 - Phone (479) 254-1035
- Website https://flavorsnwa.com/
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Opening Hours
- Tue
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
Categories
India is the birth place of Chicken Tikka Masala and Curries. Indian foods are prepared with a blend of finely mixed spices quite popular across the region. The spices develop the rich taste in Indian food enough to boggle your mind. The ever-increasing fan base of Indian food around the New York city is steadily increasing because of the large number of Indians who traveled to the land of dreams. The Indians also brought their very own vibrant, colorful, and aromatic authentic dishes for the people in the West. While most of the Indian population is Vegetarian, Indian food is great for people who are looking for vegan or vegetarian food option. If you are a Meat lover, don't get disappointed yet. Indian food also boasts of some popular non-vegetarian dishes too. Few examples are the famous Butter Chicken, Mutton Biryani and Tandoori Chicken are enough to satisfy your taste buds.
Indian food has gained reputation all over the world especially in the United States. You can find many places serving the appetizing Indian food across all major cities in the US. India is a diverse country with different food culture originated from different parts of the country. While the Northern region boasts tandoori dishes and korma offering royal taste, the Western Ghats offers sea foods that is made in naturally sweet tender coconut milk. The South Indian food servers a quality of different dishes made from rice accompanied with spicy chutneys, curries and famous sambhar. Also, the Indian sweets are a delight to relish. If you ever want to have a burst of sugar syrup in mouth, don't forget to try few Bengali Sweets. Be it spicy, tangy, or sweet flavor, you can find everything in the Indian cuisine. Be assured that the melody of spices will surely bring delight to you.
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Andrew B.
Great food, great service, solid restaurant. My wife really wanted to try some indian food while we visited Northwest Arkansas and we were glad we decided on this place. Everything was fresh and delicious and the service was top notch and friendly. I would recommend this place to anyone.
(5)Vanessa R.
We ate here for lunch and were pleasantly surprised by the size and variety of the lunch buffet! The flavors (haha, ironic name for the restaurant) of the food were all very strong and extremely tasty! You had your choices of vegetarian or not, which is always a plus! One of my favorites was a vegetarian dish made from cauliflower, which was breaded, and made to look like chicken. Sounds lame, but it was excellent! The staff was consistently attentive and very nice. Also, the little water pitchers on the table are a unique touch! Highly recommend this place! Whether you're going for lunch or a full dinner, you are certain to enjoy your meal!
(5)Matthew C.
Delicious food! Definitely coming here again. I had the mango chicken with a side of naan, and it was great. We also had naan with dried fruit, and the touch of sweetness was perfect. The staff was very friendly and service was superb.
(5)Eric L.
Wow. NWA or not this is excellent Indian food. The default chicken tikka masala is fantastic. I also had the lamb roganjosh. Wonderful. Garlic Naan is fabulous as well. I will definitely drive the 40 miles out of my way again for this gem.
(5)Sharon B.
**I am not an expert on Indian Food!!** Went here for dinner on a Tuesday. Good crowd. For app we had potato pakoras with 2 sauces, green one was particularly good. Ordered chicken korma and chicken vindaloo which comes with side of rice. Customize your spice level! We ordered extra spicy vindaloo which came out great. Can always be spicier for me tho! Korma was good, we ordered it medium spicy. Def would order that spicier next time. Service was perfect good, wish they would tell you that you pay at the counter. I seem to run into that a lot in this area tho. Ordered garlic naan and plain naan. Both were good, pretty crispy. $3 for an iced tea? Yikes!
(4)Melissa H.
Best Indian food in bentonville. I've tried others...and there are a multitude...but this one is the most authentic, freshest, and cleanest. The butter chicken and aloo mutter are great. If you order thali, instead of a la carte, you get a variety of dishes on the side. I gave it 3 stars Bc the service wasn't great. The waiter never came back to our table after dropping off the food.
(3)Silvana S.
Great restaurant for authentic Indian flavors. The ambiance is very simple but you get quality food at reasonable prices. The staff is friendly and attentive.
(4)Michael W.
Good buffet. Restaurant was very clean and the staff helpful and friendly. Our favorites were the butter chicken and (apologize for not knowing the real name for things) the battered and fried cauliflower. I also liked the Okra. The naan bread was delicious as well. We will be back!
(4)Sarah S.
The best Indian food in NWA. Everything we have tried has been amazing and very fresh. We drive up from Fayetteville pretty often to eat dinner here. Great service, friendly staff, and seriously good food. Also, the staff have been very accommodating for dietary restrictions and substitutions. We love the gobi manchurian, mysore masala dosa, dal curry, and samosa chaat. I have had Indian food in many cities, like Chicago, New York, and Portland, but this place might be my top favorite of all time. We are really fortunate to have such a high quality restaurant like this in Northwest Arkansas. Can't wait to try the lunch buffet to sample more dishes!
(5)D N.
Gave it a month post launch to get stuff settled, and I'm glad that I went. Went with two little kids by myself, and the staff was very helpful. Many of the usual favorites are here, with 4 full tables of food, there's something for anyone. Many dishes taste a bit different than expected, but they still were very good and flavorful. Probably not the most traditional place, but that's not my major concern. Hospitality and quality are there, but price is a bit high for lunch, $14 for food and a drink, a decent bit higher than the competition. Not a bad addition, but not a ton that sets it apart from the others. Still worth eating at and I will do so again.
(4)Lola M.
best. indian. food. ever. what was good? EVERYTHING. buffet is ample, varied and so, so good. what wasn't good? the fact that my stomach cannot expand to the size of an anaconda's. you want this. ALL THE FLAVORS. ALL OF THEM.
(5)Thamizhachi ..
Was here for a Saturday lunch buffet. Seemed like the options were plenty.The tomato bath/kichadi and pav bhaji were decent...The vadas and another fried sweet smelled of rancid oil.. Sadly, the so-called Paradise Veggie Biriyani was a loser. Tried hard to get rid of the taste from my mouth... For the rice-lover in me it was a huge let down.. The mango custard was a respite.. Can't recall anything that deserved a mention.. Am NEVER going back
(1)Mel S.
I'm no expert on Indian food but have enjoyed it in many cities. FLAVORS is not just good, but getting better and better! Have been x3 and with groups and alone, and tried about 20 dishes... Delicious! Thalsi is way to go... I'm no slouch to spice but mild is more than enough for me...Chicken masala, lamb tikka, raita with the curried vegetables wonderful... All of the Naan flavors perfect! Not a fan of samosas here but deserts, beer, and even splits of champagne....VERY good service as well. What's not to love?
(5)Shannon R.
Such good food, attentive service! We plan to go weekly.
(5)Brandon B.
It's nice to see places like this in my area. There are a handful of Indian options in the area and I've tried them all. I'm a white boy that seeks out Indian restaurants in every city I go to. San Francisco, Las Vegas, Springfield MO, and even London UK are places I've been and had Indian cuisine. There's just something I love about the cuisine. Perhaps the spice, perhaps the aroma, perhaps the combination of flavors. It's like a party in my mouth. I even have become quite good at making chicken tikka masala at home (from scratch!). I had heard about Flavors from a co-worker a little while back, I think. At least that's how I remember it. My wife and I were driving around looking for a place to eat and I saw Flavors. It's kind of tucked away, but is still visible from the main road. The exterior is a new brick building and the signage is nice. It's clear they put effort into making it look nice. When we walk in with our 5 year old, we were immediately greeted and seated. The host, who was also our waiter, was very nice. He helped me a bit with the menu, as I was describing an appetizer I had ate somewhere else. He knew exactly what it was (vegetable samosa). We ended up playing it a bit safe (my wife and kid wanted something familiar) with the butter chicken and the chicken briyani. The samosa came out first. It was better than I remember. It was fried up to perfection and the potato was perfectly spiced. They were also nice and hot. My wife also thought they were very good. My 5 year old refused to eat it even after explaining that it was the same as a french fry. Bribery didn't even work, but he's very head strong. He did end up trying a very very small bit, though, as we were leaving. We ordered everything mild for my wife and son. I would have preferred a spicier order, but that's ok. The butter chicken came out first. I thought that it probably could have had a thicker gravy, but the taste was excellent. The rice was a basmati rice, which is what I would expect. It was done just right as well. The chicken was tender and flavorful. I mixed a salsa that they brought out with the meal and it was quite good as well. The chicken briyani was just as good! It arrived just about a minute after the butter chicken. They topped the briyani with a spiced boiled egg, which I gladly ate. The spice level was perfect for mild and the flavor was classic briyani. The chicken was a boneless tandoori chicken with a nice flavor. We had a garlic naan as well, which was possibly the best garlic naan I've ever had. The smell was fantastic and made the meal complete. The staff was very polite. Our waiter came and checked on us several times and asked if we were enjoying the meal. The front of house also came and asked us how the food was a couple of times. It was nice that they cared, which they should. Unfortunately, some restaurants don't. This isn't one of those. The food presentation was nice as well. As is traditional with Indian cuisine, food is presented as a communal offering and you serve yourself. The food was attractive and plated nicely, although not what you'd find in a very high end restaurant. I think that fancy plating is overrated, though. In short, it was an excellent meal. The prices are a bit more than other Indian restaurants in the area, but the quality of service is great and the food was excellent as well. I would consider it a nice sit down restaurant. I wouldn't hesitate to come back or recommend to others. I really hope that they are successful enough to stick around. I'm stuffed!!
(4)Erin K.
We love Indian food in my family, so when it was time to throw my sister a baby shower for her first baby, we decided a unique and fun idea would be to throw a party with our friends and family at Flavors, so we could share one of our favorite cuisines with them. The owner was very excited and we sat down with the chef as he explained that we could do a buffet if we wanted, but he'd recommend doing what is called a Thali style meal so that our guests could order exactly what they wanted. A thali style meal is where each person gets their own bread, rice and entree, plus five sides all served on a platter. I wasn't sure at first because most of our guests had never had indian food before and might be intimidated to try to order on their own, and I didn't want our guests to look at the menu and see any prices and try to go with something cheaper rather than what they'd really like. But then he brought out the platter and it looked so awesome, and he explained that instead of ordering from the menu, each person would get their own checklist style menu where they would write their name and check which style of food and flavors they liked, so that they would get exactly what they wanted. I thought it was genius. The day of the party the guests arrived and mingled, and drank from their selection of imported wines and beers or soda (again, they thoughtfully had arranged the alcohol on a table in the banquet room so that our guests could select what they wanted without having to look at the menu--we wanted to treat them!). When we gave the heads up, each person got their checklist and marked down what they'd like best. For example, I picked lamb in a heavy cream and spinach sauce with ginger, very spicy, and got this served to me along with rice, my choice of bread, and all five sides (a soup, a lentil dish, a yogurt sauce, a potato side dish and a dessert). They had a huge selection. You could choose from white or dark meat chicken, chicken on the bone, shrimp, tilapia, goat or lamb for the meat. You could get vegetarian as well, of course. The sauces were tomato based, cream based, spinach, or spinach and cream, then the next selection was what spice you liked best (different options were cilantro or ginger, but I can't remember them all!). In this way each of our guests were able to order what they liked in a way that was accessible and familiar to them. Everyone pretty much demolished their food, it was fantastic. The whole staff was exceedingly accommodating throughout the whole party, which lasted about 3 hours. We did not have to pay to use their private banquet hall, which they had decorated with balloons and streamers and lights. We paid for our food and alcohol, and we were even given a discount on our food. All in all it was fantastic and we had a great time. I definitely would recommend having an event here, but also just for lunch or dinner! So good!
(5)Sam P.
The bomb diggity! This place is the greatest Indian restaurant in Arkansas. Amazing service, spectacular food, looks very nice, couldn't be better! There are many Indian restaurants in the are, but none are as scrumptious as Flavors. I recommend this highly.
(5)Lystana L.
This is a very good Indian restaurant in the area. They have a fantastic lunch buffet and their dinners are delicious. However, the food is considerable more spicy than I would like. I requested mild and told the waiter that I was sharing with my toddler. My toddler could not eat the food because it was too spicy and I had trouble eating it too. The darned thing was that the other flavors in the dishes (we ordered a vegetable somosa and chicken korma) we absolutely delicious. I just wish that the had not added the pepper spices. My husband loved this restaurant and found the spice level to be fine for his taste.
(3)Carrie B.
Went for the first time tonight. The food was really good and so was the service. Will definitely be going back.
(4)Joseph C.
Awesome lamb roganjosh!!! Best naan I have ever had as well. Rice was perfectly cooked too. I ordered medium spicy and could have taken a bit more but no regrets.
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