Simran Indian Cuisine — Restaurant in Kutztown

During my recent trip to PA, I got the opportunity to dine in at Simran Indian Cuisine located in Kutztown. As I entered the restaurant, I was instantly impressed by its ambience. The colorful decoration with authentic Indian sceneries on the wall made it look like I was home. Since we are vegetarian, We ordered Kadai Paneer and Garlic naan and Aloo Gobhi. The restaurant was houseful that day and the aroma of sizzling tandoori smoke was everywhere making me more hungry. The service was friendly and attentive and when the food came, the first thing I do whenever I go to a restaurant, is to turn the Naan upside down to check if it is burnt or not. However, this naan was crispy and well cooked with light brown color. I thanked God as usually that is not the case at other places. The Kadai paneer looked delicious and the flavors was authentic, and the presentation was impeccable. The Aloo Gobhi had enough spice to please my taste buds. The garlic bread was also hot and fresh and smelled aromatic. And finally we tried the indian tea which was again very tasty and reminded me of my village in Punjab. We loved the food and while it was excellent, the wait time for our main course was slightly longer than expected. I didn’t really mind that as we were having a good time looking at other people who were enjoying their sizzling dishes and various curries. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who loves pure Punjabi...

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ An Unforgettable Indian Dining Experience!

My wife and I are big fans of Indian cuisine, so while visiting my mom in Kutztown, we decided to try Simran Indian Cuisine — and we’re so glad we did. Without question, this was the best Indian food we’ve ever had.

We started with two appetizers to share: the Chili Paneer and Samosa Chat — both were bursting with flavor. For our main courses, we ordered the Lamb Vindaloo, Goat Korma, and Chicken Korma, paired with Marsala Naan and Onion Kulcha. Everything was perfectly spiced and incredibly rich in flavor.

To drink, we enjoyed two Mango Lassis and my wife’s personal favorite, the Salted Lassi — a refreshing and authentic touch. We ended our meal with the Gulab Jamun, which came highly recommended and absolutely lived up to the praise.

Amrick, the owner, made the experience even more memorable. He took our order, made spot-on recommendations, and showed such warmth — especially toward my mom, affectionately calling her “Mom” throughout our visit. That personal connection made the meal even more special.

When Amrick mentioned he had family in Edison and Jersey City, NJ, I wasn’t surprised — the food here has that authentic touch you’d expect from “Little India” in the U.S.

This place is a hidden gem, and if you love Indian food, it’s absolutely worth the trip. Thank you, Amrick and family, for an outstanding meal and a truly...

Our farm is only 10 miles from the restaurant. The owner) will greet you like his favorite cousin he hasn’t seen in a year. On Main St. in Kutztown home of the Kutztown College Bears. The store front is lovely and inviting. IT IS WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE The interior is really nice and professional, not homemade . Park where you can and don’t come during home football weekends or graduation or first day of class. About 7 large booths and 4 or 5 tables that can be combined. Okay so tell us about the food? I didn’t want to cook and we wanted to stay local. We didn’t want a diner or an entire menu of different fried foods. Simran’s storefront was inviting and there were parking spaces in front. It’s about 10 miles away and Thunderstorms are on the radar. You are greeted like one of the family. Plenty of advice is offered. I asked for minimum spicing and the lamb dish had just the right kick to it. The food is… there’s bunches of reviews of many dishes … Base on all the amazing positive reviews I don’t think you guys left any superlatives for my review. So, WHAT THEY...