I've visited Tandoor Indian Grill twice, and I plan on visiting it more often in the future. I've sampled the Lamb Biryani, Lamb Saag, Lamb Korma, and of course their naan. With the price of chicken and lamb offerings being the same, I always opted for the lamb. I have to say, Tandoor is the best Indian restaurant I've sampled thus far in Pittsburgh. The dishes are delicious and are not overly spiced as most Indian restaurants tend to do now. Portions of entrees may be on the smaller side for individuals use to heaping oversized restaurant portions at American chain restaurants such as the Olive Garden, but adding an order of naan definitely left me stuffed. The price is amazing with dishes at 9-10 dollars. Also, on Tuesdays all their entrees are half price. However, a combination of the interior and location brings it down to 4 stars.

positive

This is a kebab shop located on a street full of similar shops, and although you can tell by looking at the kebab meat spinning (even during closed hours) this will not be one of those greasy yet satisfying meals. However, my desire for greasy got the better of me and I ate here once. The meat was really dry but fatty at the same time (never knew that was possible!) It confuses me how there are always people in here eating. Maybe I don't know the house special?

negative

Went with wife and two kids for dinner. We had a great time. The food was delicious, service was great and ambiance just right. Go here! You will not be disappointed

positive

$20 an hour, I've paid for less and gotten more in LA. I have to tell the lady to go harder like 3 times and they still expect a $10 tip. Definitely not coming back for sure.
negative