Las Vegas, NV
For Indian in Las Vegas, the local food press points to Tamba Las Vegas, Rutba Indian Kitchen, and Mint Indian Bistro. Picks from Las Vegas Review-Journal, updated July 2026.
Editor’s picks
Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Las Vegas Review-Journal. Updated July 2026.
Tamba Las Vegas · Town Square
A family-owned Indian restaurant that spent nearly two decades on the Strip before reopening in Town Square under chef Anand Singh's modern approach across six live-fire stations. The kitchen earned a 2026 AAA Four Diamond award and a 2026 James Beard Awards finalist nod, rare national recognition for an Indian kitchen in Las Vegas.
Rutba Indian Kitchen · Chinatown
A Chinatown strip-mall kitchen that drew national attention within seven months of opening. The menu runs from shahi paneer and chicken biryani to vegan preparations and Jain dishes made without root vegetables, a broader range than most valley Indian spots attempt.
Mint Indian Bistro · University
A locally grown mini-chain whose menu references Nepal alongside the tandoor classics, curries, samosas, naan, and biryani most valley Indian rooms serve. An affordable daily lunch buffet near UNLV makes it one of the area's more approachable full-service Indian spots.
Gymkhana Las Vegas · The Strip
The Las Vegas outpost of London's two-Michelin-starred Gymkhana, occupying the former Julian Serrano Tapas space at Aria and its only United States location. The menu leans North Indian, including wagyu-stuffed naan, tandoori masala lamb chops, and a venison biryani finished with pomegranate and mint raita.
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