Bhutan House Sandy — Restaurant in Sandy

Definitely reccommend if youre looking for Indian food in this part of the valley! Wow! More than delicious. Kiki, our server, was so courteous! She was very kind taking our orders and making sure we were taken care of the whole meal. She also made sure to tell us just how spicy everything is here, if you can't handle hot then make sure you order mild! The spice level is customizable on the dishes here. We were more than fine with hot but do note for yourselves; know your limits! There's even a spicy food eating challenge you can partake in here, as Kiki told us, which sounds so fun and delicious. Spicy food enthusiasts will be pleased :) We ordered both garlic naan and cheese naan, which is the best I've had in salt lake valley since I moved here from California. Light and chewy, and toasted perfectly. The charred bits were delicious and are always my favorite part. Chili momo dumplings were SO good! We got the chicken ones, mild, and do not regret it. Crunchy dumpling with moist chicken inside, covered with a tasty sauce. Certainly reccomend these. The tandoori chicken (ordered as hot, so 5 on the spicy scale) which was so delicious, came with basmati rice and some lemon. Came out sizzling which is always entertaining and appetizing 😋 moist, hot, and delicious! Perfect with rice and naan. My girlfriend got the lamb biryani (ordered mild) which was fantastic. The lamb was cooked well, the cloves and raisins were perfect in this dish. Delicious with the naan, and Kiki was kind enough to give my girlfriend more hot sauce. Presentation here is top notch, and even the silverware was nice enough my girlfriend had to note it. The mango lassi was A-MA-ZING after a hot day; creamy, refreshing, sweet, and absolutely delicious. Not overly salty like some lassis I've had! Wonderful compliment to the dishes as well. Overall, highly reccomend! I can't wait to come back...

Nestled in the heart of Sandy, UT, Bhutan House is a culinary haven that transcends the boundaries of ordinary dining experiences. Having recently visited this esteemed establishment during my visit from Vermont, I am compelled to share my effusive praise for the exceptional dining affair I encountered. Bhutan House offers an exquisite amalgamation of tantalizing flavors, with their Lamb Curry, Chilli Momo, and Tandoor dishes standing as epitomes of culinary brilliance.

The Lamb Curry at Bhutan House is an epicurean marvel that left an indelible impression on my palate. The succulent and tender lamb, harmoniously enveloped in a rich melange of aromatic spices and velvety sauces, unveiled a symphony of flavors that delighted my discerning taste buds.

In addition to their culinary prowess, what sets Bhutan House apart is their unimaginable hospitality and enchanting ambience. The moment I crossed the threshold, I was embraced by a warm and inviting atmosphere, reminiscent of the Bhutanese spirit of camaraderie. The staff, paragons of professionalism, effortlessly blended attentiveness with a genuine passion for ensuring the utmost comfort of their guests. The delicate interplay of soft lighting, meticulously curated decor, and soothing traditional music further elevated my dining experience to one of blissful...

Stopped in on a Sunday evening for dinner. The building is decorated with some of the typical darker colored interiors with some pictures and TV's on the walls. The restroom situation is a bit unique as the restaurant is through the door to your right when you walk in and the restrooms are located to a hallway on the left so it almost feels as though you have to leave the restaurant. There were only a few other people eating when we arrived so we were seated quickly and we're able to order a few dishes. We ordered garlic Naan, chicken vindaloo, chicken coconut korma, aloo matter and paneer Tika masala. All of the dishes were delightful. The portions weren't huge but they weren't overly small. I think we actually ended up with chicken Tika masala or that was the meatiest paneer I have ever had. For dessert we got gulab jamun which was a bit more sugary than I am used to as there were small crystals of sugar when I was eating it. They were a bit larger than normal but I am not sure if I liked them as much and there were two of them compared to three of the smaller ones. Overall I think the experience was enjoyable and wouldn't hesitate to come back and try the buffet as the buffet table was much...