Jaipur Junction
180 W Streetsboro St, Hudson, OH, 44236
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Address :
180 W Streetsboro St
Hudson, OH, 44236 - Phone (330) 653-6640
- Website https://jaipurjunctionhudson.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:30 am - 2:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch, Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : 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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J.J. O.
We had another great lunch buffet at Jaipur Junction. They said their lunch buffet is special on Sundays because they offer more choices in buffet compared to other days. Although they charge $2 more for buffet on Sundays, (and maybe Saturdays too), I completely think it's a great deal. We had samosa and fried appetizers, 4 type of meat dishes, that were lamb kabap, tandouri chicken, butter chicken and goat curry. Rice, chick peas, peas, coli flower, and naan were vegetarian choices that I can remember. I used my rights mostly on meat dishes this time. I think they had more vegetarian choices. They also offer lots of sides like salad with choices of dressings, pickles, etc. They had fruit salad, rice pudding and dough balls in syrup for desert. They offered 2 choices of soft drinks as part of Sunday's special buffet: 1:Ice tea with mango flavor, and 2:Mango milk shake. Ice tea was made fresh and had great mango flavor. I could drink the entire jar of 3 gallons if I had room. The only problem was forcing ourselves to eat more than we should, due to great taste of all the dishes. A Sunday lunch with many choices like described above for $10.95 per person is a great deal. I cannot wait for th next opportunity to visit this place.
(5)Sunshine N.
Excellent!! Anything you get you'll be happy with!!! Vegetable Samosas are amazing! Paneer is to die for and lamb Benoni is great! Can't forget garlic nann!
(5)Donna C.
Food was great. Service was special. I recommend going!
(4)David F.
My wife and I have wanted to try this restaurant for a while, and went to the buffet lunch today. It was disappointing. The selection was small and most of the food was cold and didn't have much flavor. Perhaps ordering off the menu would have been better, but I'm not sure we will be back to try that, as there are other Indian restaurants we prefer.
(2)Adam P.
Always have a great meal! We order take out here at least once a week and I think it is the best indian food in the area. Portion sizes are a little inconsistent and atmosphere for dining in is not great but the food is top notch! Veggie tandoori and chicken tiki masala are our favorites!
(5)Ben R.
We just had the most unusual dining experience I've had in a very long time at Jaipur Junction. We arrived towards the end of lunch and didn't want the buffet, we wanted to order off the menu. As other reviewers have written, the initial experience of the waitstaff was distracted/indifferent. She took a long time to get to the table. When she did, it was a bizarre, disjointed conversation about ordering our food and how. She poured tepid tap water (no ice) into our glasses and prepared to walk away. After too long she came back to take our orders. We asked for a variety of dishes including spice levels. At this point we couldn't help but notice she was in the weeds, as other diners had empty water glasses and were looking for her to come close checks, clear tables, etc. She was also very confused when a to-go order came in tor pick up. It took about 10 minutes at the register for her to get him paid out, while everyone else in the restaurant sat, waited and watched. Several times I could hear her talking, thinking she was on the phone...well, she wasn't (more later). The owner did come out of the kitchen, kept asking her if she needed help (loudly - AWKWARD!) and still nothing seemed to help. Finally the manager came over to ask us what we had ordered. We told him and he walked away mumbling. He came out immediately with garlic naan and our tomato soup. The Naan was good but the chopped garlic was raw and overwhelming. The soup was delicious with just the right amount of coconut milk. Our meals followed, which were rather hit and miss. My dish was very good while my fiancee's dish was 'meh'. As we ate, the other patrons were finally addressed and filtered out. I did notice that one person who came in apparently didn't see any service during the aforementioned fiasco and he walked out. It was when we were the only ones in the restaurant where things got really weird. The server, who we had noted to be a little out of it (honestly, I thought maybe she was just stoned or something), kind of started yelling at herself. I had first thought that she had a bluetooth headpiece in, but no. She was having a full on argument with herself, including f-bombs and ranting, walking in an odd, herky-jerky manner in the restaurant. We finished packing up our leftovers and scooted out the door. I am very sensitive to those who suffer from mental illness and do hope that, whatever she was going through, she gets the help she needs. Its just hard to deal with that when you just wanted to drop in for a quick lunch. Bottom line: the food is actually pretty good, but the management needs to understand you can't come out and yell at employees in front of your customers AND your front-of-the-house staff really shouldn't fight and curse...especially with themselves. Until they figure this out, I would order take-out and pay cash when you do. Oh, and put some damned ice cubes in the water pitcher/glasses.
(2)Kris V.
Dont confuse this place with the one in North Royalton which is excellent. First sign something was up was when we walked in and man enters restaurant zipping up his fly? Hmm did he wash his hands???!! Got there at 5pm they asked us to wait in cold lobby while they swept the floor with stinky vacuum. Food was terrible we were the only ones in the restaurant. Could not even eat it!!!
(1)Maria B.
Superb food, great value. Went for the lunch buffet, and all the food was hot and tasty! As a meat-lover, it means a lot when I say don't overlook the vegetarian dishes, but seriously! Don't overlook the vegetarian dishes! The mixed vegetable dish and paneer masala were SO good.
(4)Niki W.
I had high hopes for this place after reading reviews here and elsewhere about it, so I took my friend for her birthday. The decor is nothing fancy but it looked clean and was decent enough. We ordered chicken tikka masala and palak paneer spice level hot. The food was very good and the spice level was perfect. The rice they served did not have the aromatic smell that basmati usually has and the portion was small. The naan was good, typical stuff. They had absolutely no air circulating in the place and it was hot inside. I know I had swamp ass about 10 minutes in. No fans, not ceiling fans, nothing. A little air would've gone a long way towards our comfort, but it didn't ruin our experience. Here's where things got weird... On our way out, we saw a man and a little boy get out of a minivan and open up the trunk. On the floor of the car was a large aluminum foil pan, with foil over the top. He went into the restaurant with it and appeared to be heading for the kitchen, though I can't say for sure. I'm sure there is a health department violation somewhere in this story. For my money, I will stick to Saffron Patch in the Valley or Bombay Sitar in Canton if I want really good stuff.
(2)Emily H.
Fantastic food. Been here twice and the quality is consistent. Loved the chicken tikka masala, butter chicken, and lamb rogan josh. Nicely flavored, balanced, and crave-worthy. Even better than the food is the service. They went out of their way to make us feel comfortable and to take care of our two year old, bringing her extra treats like mango juice. We don't live close, but we'll be back again anyway.
(5)James C.
My wife and I went on 7/27 for dinner and had a great time. The owner's daughter was our waitress and she was great. The food was described in detail with recommendations. This place has been open only a few months, the earlier reviews described timing problems in the kitchen. These must have been fixed, as our food was prompt for both the appetizer and the entrees and looked great! The taste was to match, easily the best masala I have had in the area. My wife was debating just drinking the Korma sauce it was so good. Updated: April 2014 I have been picking up takeout about once a month for a while now. It used to be more frequent. About half the time the order is wrong, but the food is more often flat than flavorful. When it is good, it is awesome! But that is too rare. Will give the one in the valley my business for a while.
(2)Chuck C.
Went here twice in one week and will be back again next week. This place knows food and flavor layering in a way that escapes most Indian restaurants. The samosas are supreme and the naan is perfectly crisp on one side, I won't even go into the butter chicken so good. These guys get it!
(5)Bethany P.
This place is DELICIOUS. The freshness of the ingredients is apparent in the color, smell and flavor of the food; bright and tantalizing. Surprisingly, it isn't advertised, but after a little prodding I found it to be true, everything is made from scratch down to the home spun ice cream!! Coming from San Francisco, I would say it's better than any Indian food I've found there in the last eight years...Definitely take advantage of this place, Ohio!
(5)Becca W.
Yay! Another amazing Hudson restaurant! I'm only sad that it took us this long to discover it having lived here for almost three years. We brought our skeptical kids who left just as excited about the food as we were. We order several things and shared between the five of us. We left stuffed! The wait staff was very friendly although we felt like they were all a bit awkward in serving almost like they much preferred doing take out orders than having to play restaurant. But it kinda added to the charm of the place. The food was amazing. Full of flavors. Everything different. Our dinner conversation with the kids was voting on our favorite dish. Every one picked something different, but we all had a hard time picking. We will definitely be coming here again and voting take out.
(5)Roman S.
Had an expensive and mediocre take out lunch. Chicken vindaloo was okay, biryani better, but chicken was dry in both. Naan so so tasty. Mango lassi was undrinkable with bits of crusty dry yogurt. Unlikely to return. A shame, because this is the only Indian spot in our area.
(2)John L.
My favorite local Indian restaurant. Great, authentic food, solid service and a nice atmosphere. If you want something a little different, check this place out. It's a bit on the pricey side, though, so be prepared for that.
(5)James K.
The food is fantastic. Unlike some other Indian restaurants, the sauces don't all taste the same, each is unique and, I'm assuming, authentic. The quality is consistent and they are super accommodating when there is a mistake or an issue -- one time they comped us an entire tandoori chicken another time they gave us free deserts. The only reason this is not a five star review is that even though they are awesome at fixing problems, there always seems to be problems that need fixing. That, and it does seem to take a long time to get the food once you've ordered. You can somewhat tell that they haven't "figured out" how to run a restaurant yet. Hopefully with time I can edit this to 5 stars. EDIT: Very happy to update this review to 5 stars. The last several times I've eaten here the food was ready in a timely fashion and there were no problems at all. The flavors are still as tasty, so from 4 to 5 it is!
(5)Cyrus S.
Good selection of beers. Moderately attentive wait staff is very young and seems largely uninterested in their work. Average place for an average experience. It's definitely going to be the company you bring with you that makes or breaks the experience!
(3)Samantha R.
I have just returned from a fantastic meal at Jaipur Junction. It is a very small place and the service was VERY laid back. It took a while for the server to acknowledge that we were there, and even longer for our order to be taken. The server was very nice, but a little absent. The restaurant could definitely benefit from hiring a more experienced waitstaff... That, however, was the only fault of Jaipur Junction. So if you are not in a hurry and want some of the most fantastic Indian food around, I highly recommend this place. We started off our meal with some chicken samosas and masala tea, both of which arrived very quickly! The samosas were delicious: fresh, nicely spiced, and crispy, just the way they should be. The tea was also very tasty. If you like chai, you will like this tamed down version. For our entree I had the chicken tikka masala while my boyfriend ordered the chicken Patiala. The rice that came with the dishes was a little coconut-ty which was exquisite and our chicken dishes were both so much better than any other Indian food we had ever had. Full of flavor and cooked to perfection. After that, we were very full but had to try the dessert. Indian desserts are always a little strange but we decided to go for the kheer (rice pudding) and they also gave us a free bowl of gulab jamun. Both were quite good! The kheer has some nuts and fruit in it which were a nice surprise and the gulab jamun were soft and sweet. The entire meal took about an hour and half and cost under $40 which is not so bad considering we had 3 courses! So sure, the service could use an upgrade but it certainly is not going to deter me from going back. It was that good. **Edit: Since this review, I have returned to Jaipur Junction several times. I am pleased to say that they have in fact hired more professional waitstaff. Now, you have no reason not to visit this place. Top Indian food in the area!** **Second edit: Staff is back in the crapshoot but food is still amazing (though 1-2$ more than before)**
(5)Mike V.
Food quality, price, location, service and atmosphere all award this authentic Indian restaurant a 5 star rating. I went their for dinner on v day and really look forward to hitting up the lunch buffet one of these days! So glad the up and coming Hudson food scene just got another gem!
(5)Geoff S.
God, I wanted to love this place. We went for the buffet and there were were very fewitems. Most buffets we go to have a ton of options... This one was tiny. I live nearby, wish there was more.
(2)Will P.
First off... The food is fresh and fantastic. Here's the problem: the owner/chef does not know how to run a kitchen. We have been twice and our order took an hour and twenty minutes to come out. Everyone was sitting around waiting. If you have time to burn and are able to entertain yourselves for over an hour, then you won't be disappointed by the food. Again, it's awesome. Oh, the chef likes to yell at his stafd, and bangs a bell everytime an order is up. I find that annoying. Our server was Tony, and he is GREAT! Hopefully the owner will figure things out soon. It would be a shame for a restaurant with such great food to go out of business because the owner can't fix the kitchen.
(3)Megan H.
I have several friends from Northern India, and they all rave about this location and the one in North Royalton. Dropped in today to grab some takeout for lunch. The gentleman who took my order was very polite and courteous. I ordered the veggie Samosas, plain Naan, and the Chicken Makhani (comes with some basmati rice). It was all fresh, hot, and amazing. It was a little on the expensive side, but well worth it. The naan was perfect, soft, and crispy on one side. It didn't even make it home... The samosas were perfect. They came with 2 sauces, a sweet tamarind type sauce and a cilantro sauce. Both were very good. The Chicken Makhani was awesome and creamy. You can select your spicy level from Mild to Extra Hot. I opted for the Medium, scared they were using a more Indian palate to gauge the spiciness. I would have put it more of a mild. Next time, I will attempt the Hot. I look forward to going back real soon!
(5)J M.
We've been to this restaurant 7 or 8 times now and on all occasions the food was excellent. We've never gotten the buffet and always order off the menu. The tomato soup is the best I've ever had. You can tell everything is freshly prepared. I think they've worked out the initial kinks they had in the kitchen and with the service. The current wait staff is good. We've been to many Indian restaurants and the food at this one wins head and shoulders above the rest locally.
(5)Asim A.
I stopped by on a wed night around 8pm.. I was the only person in the restaurant. The food was hot and didn't have to wait much at all. The decor is average and the food is typical .. like you find in mostly Indian restaurants. Nothing fancy..
(3)Kelly B.
The food was incredible! I never thought I could find good Indian food in northeast Ohio! The service was so great. They were very sincere and gave us free rice pudding at the end of our meal!
(5)Maria R.
Was in town for work and we were craving for some good Indian food. To our delight we found this gem on Yelp! Had to do a review to also make sure I remember this for the next time in town. Some of the most authentic, delicious dishes we've ever had! Coming from Chicago, who would've thought we would find even better Indian food in OH!?? I had a samosa, chicken tikka masala, garlic naan, and mango lassi for my drink. All of it ... amazing! To top it off, the owner (I think) brought us a complimentary dessert, gulab jamun.
(5)Terry M.
Probably the best Indian food in the area. Everything was great, especially the fresh naan.
(5)Kate B.
I started coming here on recommendation from a friend who was raised in Queens. He said that this was the best Indian food he has had outside of the city. I grew up near Ithaca, NY and regularly ate really good Indian food either made by friends or at Diamonds. Jaipur is my go-to in the Cleveland area. We've eaten here a few times. I'm not into buffets but I love the one that Jaipur Junction serves because I get to try everything--a wonderful selection. The restaurant is clean and service is usually very friendly. Tonight we got take-out. Samosas were perfect. I recommend them. The garlic naan is fluffy, buttery, and savory. There are no hints of crispy edges anywhere. Delicious. Jesse always gets the chicken vindaloo which he talks about for days afterward and I have tried a variety of their veggie dishes. Everything has been excellent. My single qualm--I wish they had more veggie options, fewer with potatoes and cashews. I used to get this spicey mushroom dish and a bunch of sweet potato or garbanzo bean ones in NY that I totally miss here. They have a lot of meat options but I find the veggie ones to be a little bit lacking. So good. We love eating here.
(4)Sheena C.
Delicious delicious delicious. We ventured here twice. Once for dinner and again for the buffet. Both times we were not disappointed. The buffet is filled with a generous selection of food all of which were so good. Can't go wrong with the ala carte menu either. We had the lamb roganjosh and chicken makhani. Both were mouth watering. Highly recommend if you're craving Indian food.
(4)Eva K.
This place is definitely one of the best Indian restaurants I have ever visited. It doesn't have a fancy interior but its food is outstanding! My wife and I are the regular customers and can't resist ordering the same food (samosas, Kabuli Chana and Goan Fish Curry) over and over again, because it is SO delicious! Highly recommended!
(5)Becky A.
The food here was so good!!! It was my first time trying Indian food, everything we had was delicious, and the staff was super nice! We will defiantly be going back again soon!!!
(5)Chris S.
Had dinner last night with my wife and nephew. They have been open for 4 years and this was the first time we've been here. We love authentic Indian food and wish we would have found this place years ago. The place is awesome. Staff and owner treated us like family. I can't write enough nice things to say about them and oh by the way, the food is fabulous. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for great Indian food. The owner came to our table and explained in detail the dishes we asked about. He personally made our appetizer and desert. They don't serve beer or wine but who cares when the food is awesome!!!
(5)Hudson E.
Finally had occasion to visit Jaipur Junction Hudson this Friday for lunch as part of my family's 2015 "new adventures" theme (our answer to a new year's resolution). I ate at the North Royalton location years ago, but my wife was not a fan and our slightly finicky teen son had never had Indian food. We were very pleased with the food and the service. It was clean and comfortable, and granted the place was dead, but our server took the time to explain all the dishes on the buffet. We especially liked the butter chicken, the tandoori chicken, the vegetable curry and the naan. The dishes were certainly flavorful and different than our usual fare, but not too overpowering. I thought the food was fantastic, my wife and son liked it and will return, so a win-win for me. Plus you can't beat the $8.99 price per person, one can get a lot worse food deal for 9 bucks. We will be returning on a weekend when we can get the special buffet with goat and such.
(4)Charan S.
Stay away from this restaurant. They use too much food color in their curries. Food coloring is carcinogenic. Save your health.......
(1)Bonnie S.
I am visiting from out of town and had a curry craving so asked Yelp to help and found this delightful place! I just called and placed an order and picked up 15 minutes later to take away. The place was empty (but who goes out on Mondays anyway...), but decor looked nice. The host was quite friendly. I also noticed they serve halal poultry as well! I would definitely recommend for out of towners! Too bad I don't live here to continue enjoying the place!
(4)Margot O.
Okay I must say that I'm biased when I make reviews because they're usually places I like enough to review or absolutely terrible that I can't stand the service or something about the operation... If you like Indian I mean if you love Indian this is the best place to go in northeastern Ohio near Akron to Cleveland.
(5)Tim H.
Absolutely the best, most authentic Indian food I've eaten in the US, and I've eaten all over the country. I will go out of my way to this place again.
(5)Ben H.
Great food, reasonable prices and friendly service. Overall i would say this us a solid choice if you want Indian food.
(4)Rana B.
Wow! This place doesn't look like much, but the food & wait staff were absolutely wonderful! From the samosas, to the Tandoori chicken my children gobbled up & the side of bhangan bhurta it came with that I gobbled up, to the Aloo Gobi & Chicken Tikka Masala. The main dishes were flavorful & well spiced, but not overly spicy. What was great was that the dishes were not laden in oil/grease like most other Indian restaurants. And The naan was perfectly soft - not hard & burnt like some other places. Mango Lassi was delicious. Wish we left room for dessert! Next time!!
(5)Jonathan F.
Went here for lunch today. We did the buffet and everything was good to excellent. Will definitely be back.
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