Kalki Indian Cuisine — Restaurant in Waterville Valley

We went here for dinner after seeing the reviews. We are visiting New Hampshire first time and because there were many good reviews we decided to give it a try even though it was 30 min out of our way. We had to wait for an hour because they were busy and I get it and my review is not based on it. When we ordered our food, because of reviews we were very excited but when we got our food, we were highly disappointed. Food is less than mediocre, specially for their price. Everything is overpriced and under-seasoned here, we had to add salt and pepper even after our meal was made for spicy spice level. Whatever star I am giving is only for the service, the staff is very polite. The food on the other hand is just so bad, that I can’t even begin to describe. We ordered roti and it was served as a naan, we had paneer chili which was sweet and had unreal amount of tomato ketchup and food coloring. Had ordered dal and curry which was plain bland so had to even add salt and pepper to it. P.S. whoever eats here, this is definitely not an authentic Indian restaurant, the food is catered more for local folks so maybe I can overlook the spice level however Indian food being bland(unsalted, not even normal use of spice) is beyond me. I would not recommend this...

We met some friends for dinner and had heard that Kalki was a good Indian restaurant. That was such an understatement!! I've been to many Indian restaurants and I've never had a better meal! Kalki is a an absolute gem in the Valley and we couldn't be more pleased that we have a top-tier restaurant joining the community.

We ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala, Chena Masala, Malai Kofta, Chicken Vindaloo, and Palak Paneer. Each dish was expertly prepared, and truth be told we had no leftovers... other than the chicken biryani which they brought as a sample because it will soon be introduced to the menu. (That was also excellent!) The restaurant was kind enough to ask for spicing level for each dish (we varied from "mild" to "insult the chef!").

Although Kalki doesn't currently post a drink menu, other than mango lassis and other traditional non-alcoholic beverages, they do in fact have a full bar with special mixed drinks and a great beer and wine selection. I had an Oblivion IPA which paired with the spicy food perfectly!

I highly recommend eating here-- you will not be...

A Flavorful Indian Dining Experience

We recently dined at Kalki, and it was an incredible Indian cuisine experience in New Hampshire. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with warm hospitality and served crispy papad that tasted fantastic—a great way to start our meal.

The highlight was the Lamb Bhuna Gosht, which was cooked to perfection. The restaurant customized the spice level exactly as we wanted, making it a truly personalized and flavorful dish. The tender lamb and rich, fragrant gravy were full of authentic spices, creating an unforgettable taste.

The ambience was lovely, with a distinct Indian vibe that added to the overall experience. Whether you’re looking for a quiet meal or a gathering with friends, the atmosphere feels welcoming and vibrant.

Highly recommend for anyone looking to enjoy a great...