Sutra Indian Cuisine — Restaurant in Three Rivers

Updated Review 1/7/25: I tried this place again. I did think the first time that the portions seem a little small, regardless of not knowing about extra rice, and that continued today. The value for money is also not the greatest, depending on what you get you can go to Saffron buffet and get all you can eat for the same price. Also, I tried the butter naan this time and it was wasn't the best naan. The entrees are still pretty good though flavor wise. Perhaps some kinks need to be worked out? This restaurant really does have potential, but it could be much better. What a time to be alive, I never thought there'd be an Indian restaurant in tiny Three Rivers! In fact, when a family member told me one was coming to TR, I drove myself by it to see it myself! This is exciting news for such a tiny town and my wife and I didn't wait long to go 😁

The interior is colorful and modern, and definitely a different vibe than the average TR. We got some garlic naan to split and I got the Lamb Rogan Josh. Everything was delicious, and the lamb was cooked well! It didn't seem like we got that much rice, but we later on found out you can ask for more. Overall, an awesome edition to liven up Three Rivers'...

I was extremely excited to hear that we FINALLY have an Indian restaurant in Three Rivers and that I no longer had to drive up to Portage, MI to get my fix! Unfortunately, I was extremely disappointed with the quality and the quantity of the food. The portions are very small for the lunch time Butter Chicken. I initially thought the restaurant had forgotten my rice because they put lettuce and apples on top of it - who does that!?! The rice was not seasoned and was frankly terrible. The garlic naan was cold and hard as a rock, but all the other food was hot, which tells me it was not fresh. On the bright side, the samosas were absolutely delicious! I will certainly try this place again, but it seems like they have some things...

The butter & bullet naan were good... However, my husband ordered the chicken curry and I ordered the tandoori chicken. The rice for both dishes were warm on top and cold on the bottom. The tandoori chicken was also warm on top and cold on the bottom. And by cold, I mean it was as if it had been in the refrigerator cold. Despite the temperate being dissapointing, the food was seasoned well...

For the butter naan, bullet naan, tandoori chicken, curry chicken, and 2 teas (which were Arizona tea poured over ice in a glass) it was $50.

I do not plan on going back after this experience and would not recommend anyone else to go based on...