Tandoori Flame — Restaurant in Patterson

I came in on a Sunday at 2pm and assuming they were going to close at 3:00pm (3p-4p closed) I had a whole tandoori chicken to go and a garlic naan. The chicken was well cooked plus moist and medium spice I had chosen was perfect. To explain the quality of the food well.... I ate the whole meal including the generous portion of onions and bell peppers for garnish that was at the bottom for garnish and then one hour later I went to sleep without feeling sick from a heavy meal. Woke up 7 hours later well rested, no belly ache. This is a very good option for high protein low carb diet. Next time I know where to walk to from the truck stop across the street instead of getting Wendy's. This Indian restaurant is the better nutrition choice with all the spices and actual food ingredients. I recommend eating like I eat with nitrile gloves (I get the box at harbor freight) so that way you don't have spicy garlic smelling fingers, or...

I decided to try their aloo prantha with plain yogurt and masala chai, and I was blown away by the incredible flavors and the overall quality of the meal.

The moment the masala chai arrived at my table, I could instantly feel the warmth and aroma that reminded me of home. It was the perfect balance of spices, and each sip was a comforting embrace. The taste was rich and invigorating, leaving me craving for more.

Now, let's talk about the star of the show—the aloo prantha. As soon as I took my first bite, I knew I was in for a treat. The dough was perfectly cooked, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The stuffing of the aloo prantha was simply divine. The potatoes were well-seasoned and had just the right amount of spices to tantalize my taste buds. The combination of flavors in each bite was heavenly, and I couldn't help but savor...

I had the Aloo Gobhi, cauliflower and potatoes, caramelized onions, it was very good, but even better with a little bit of the tiki masala sauce put on top of it from my husband's dish.

My husband had the chicken tikka masala and that was delicious. But you have to order the naan bread with it, because you end up with a lot of the extra thick creamy sauce and no way to eat it.

We ordered two appetizers vegetable samosa, which was really good, It came with tamarind sauce and the green mint sauce. Very good!

And we ordered aloo tiki, which have very good flavoring but way way too much onions for us, But it was just in a pile on top so we could scrape it off easily.

Everything together came to $40 and it was enough food for two, everything had interesting spices and flavors, yes we would...