Raindrops Indian Restaurant — Restaurant in Philadelphia

I recently visited Raindrops Indian Restaurant, and it was an absolutely delightful experience! The food was bursting with flavor, and every dish we tried was a hit.

The Fried Chicken Momos were crispy on the outside and perfectly juicy inside—an amazing start to the meal. The Tandoori Mix Platter was a feast of smoky, flavorful grilled meats that were cooked to perfection.

The Chole Bhature was rich and hearty, with fluffy bhature that paired perfectly with the spicy chole. The Butter Chicken was creamy and delicious, with tender chicken swimming in a flavorful curry.

The Chicken Majestic was another standout—tangy, spicy, and full of flavor. And let’s not forget the Garlic Naans, which were soft, buttery, and a perfect complement to every dish.

Highly recommend Raindrops Indian Restaurant for anyone craving authentic, delicious Indian food. Can’t wait to...

We visited Raindrops Indian Restaurant and had an amazing dining experience. The food was absolutely delightful, and the flavors were spot on!

Fried Chicken Momos: These were a standout – crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, with a perfect blend of spices. The chutney served alongside added a lovely kick.

Fried Rice: The fried rice was flavorful, cooked to perfection with a great balance of vegetables and seasoning. It paired beautifully with the other dishes.

Majestic Chicken: This dish was a true highlight! The chicken was tender, coated in a rich and flavorful sauce with a slightly spicy and tangy taste. Every bite was heavenly.

The service was prompt and friendly, and the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. Overall, Raindrops Indian Restaurant is a must-visit for anyone craving authentic and delicious food....

Unfortunately, the food did not come close to living up to the 5-star ratings it has received. The Gobi Manchurian was genuinely the texture of rubber (not sure how you can get cauliflower to that texture?), the butter chicken sauce was essentially tomato soup, and I had to throw out the bhindi masala after struggling to find any pieces of okra that were not so woody and fibrous that I had to spit them out. My daughter reports that the samosa was good, and methi malai mutter was also ok. Sadly, will not be going back. Added 5 stars for service because the owner contacted me to apologize. He had not been at the restaurant and indicated that the cook who was standing in for him had made a mistake. He refunded the cost of our meal. I feel bad because I know that running a small restaurant is hard. Still have to leave 3 starts for the...