Their google page says they close at 4 and I have been there 3 times now and they’re always closed 45 minutes to a hour before they’re google page says they close and are very inconsistent when they’re actually open, and this is very disappointing because they have amazing food but I’m close to just never coming back because I drive a hour to get there and this is becoming very annoying.
The food here is too good , this is my all time go to favorite place.
Portions are generous but this is not indian food! Lol! Ordered curry rice meal!
The food was great. The Mattar Paneer and the Garlic Chicken was better than I ever would have anticipated. The yellow rice and veggies went with it well. Everyone in my group tried and enjoyed it. I'll want more of this.
This food makes me happy! It's rich and flavorful, kinda like the Indian version of classic soul food. I had the goat curry and vegetable curry. The goat is *very* tasty (I love goat), but to my surprise it was the vegetable curry that made me say "Mmm." It's takeaway only but it's in the Nashville Farmer's Market so there are plenty of tables inside the shared space, and the woman who served me was very kind. I visited after lunch rush & they were sold out out of samosas, so I guess that's an indication of how good they are. I will definitely be back when I can.
The lady who worked there was rude. All I had were large bills that she wouldn't accept, nor would she accept my credit card for food. The food looked old anyways. Luckily, there are many fresh alternatives in the surrounding food court. I would recommend looking around more.
Stopped by for a quick lunch while shopping around at the Farmers' Market. Ordered the Goat Curry, Vegetable Rice, Lentils, and Vegetable Samosa. Service wasn't too friendly, but was efficient. Since everything is already made, they packed it up in a Styrofoam container and I was on my way to find a table. Food was decent and good for the Farmers' Market, but I've had better options. It was a little lacking on the flavor and spice for me, but not necessarily bad. If you're in the mood for Indian Food at the Farmers' Market, then it's a good option.
Just moved to Nashville and really hoped Swagruha was going to be good. Actually ... I'd have settled for ok. Located inside the Farmer's Market, it was a preprepared hot counter with a dozen options. I had the Chicken Rice, Tikka Masala and Chicken 65. The portion was large .... But .... Far too much salt, the flavors were flat and the meat stewed. The only saving grace was the Samosa. At $2 it was reasonable.