Met friends here for our holiday dinner. The restaurant was nice and clean and service was good. The food we selected was so very good. I enjoyed it so. Butter chicken and veggie samosa were my favs.

The food is delicious. I never miss an opportunity to order takeout whenever I'm in the area. I've never sat to eat inside.

Very very good Indian food, underrated and worth giving a try. All dishes I tried are amazing and I recommend visiting. Great takeout option too. Wonderful mango lassi!!

Manam Indian Cuisine offers a welcoming and spacious dining experience. Despite the chili peppers on the menu, the food is not spicy at all. I tried the lamb tikka masala, garlic naan, and butter naan, and they were all delicious. The lamb tikka masala was a burst of flavors. The tender lamb pieces were smothered in a creamy tomato-based sauce that was rich and satisfying. Despite its appearance, the dish was not spicy, but it made up for it with its delicious taste. The naan, both garlic and butter varieties, were highlights of the meal. They were perfectly cooked, with just the right amount of crispiness on the outside and a soft, chewy texture inside. The garlic naan had a distinct garlic flavor that added an extra layer of deliciousness, while the butter naan was generously slathered with butter, creating a mouthwatering combination. Overall, Manam Indian Cuisine provides a friendly atmosphere and tasty dishes. Don't worry about the spiciness, as they cater to various preferences. The lamb tikka masala and naans were particularly enjoyable.

5 stars for the food. Upon seating, the service was a little frustrating because they require a smartphone to order everything. We had to ask several times how to order on the phone because it's tricky. We were annoyed with this & said to ourselves "Omg, take our order!" Aye. But! once the food started coming out, nothing else mattered! It's BYOB, which is great. Drinking wine while we tried to figure out how order probably helped. Lol. Not a bad bite was had, the food covered northern & southern India & had an Indo-Chinese menu. We had appam with goat curry, the eggplant & dal entrees, chicken tikka, a weekend special appetizer- fried dal balls, garlic naan & an onion bread. Everything was absolutely delicious, food was well-priced. Beautiful decor, yet casual enough for kids. Will be my go-to Indian restaurant.

Great spot for Indian food out in the suburbs, right by an Indian grocery market as well. Came in right when they opened ~5pm on a Sunday. Atmosphere: Even though they opened at 5pm, we found the service to be quite slow since most servers were still setting up. It took the hostess ~20 minutes to seat us, even though the restaurant was empty. A lot of indoor seating - probably space for ~40 people in total. A minor complaint was that there were a few flies buzzing inside. Food: We ordered the butter chicken, lamb pasanda, and manam special chicken curry. My favorite was honestly the butter chicken, as the lamb pasanda was a bit too salty. The chicken curry had a bit of a kick, but overall all were very flavorful! The portion sizes were large, and paired very well with their rice and garlic naan. Overall: 4/5 - I would come back or order takeout! Food was delicious on the whole, though the service was a bit slow. I found this place to be less expensive than a few other restaurants with the same portion sizes!

We were visiting friends in the area and we all visited this restaurant for dinner. I'm yet to come across an Indian restaurant in the Maryland area that's as good as this one. Tasty food. Generally, you don't get this South Indian (Kerala/ Tamil Nadu) delicacy called Appam as well as Nethili fry (Anchovies fish fry) in most Indian restaurants in the US, which primarily serve Punjabi food. Appam is a bit sweeter version of dosa. We enjoyed the food. But their service is a bit messy...don't get me wrong, staff was nice and friendly. But they served one of our appetizers at the end of the dinner. They got an order wrong and we had to get it replaced. Anyway, food was great and that's what we were there fo