Raj's Rasoi Authentic Indian

I have eaten at many, many Indian restaurants all over the country (and in St. Louis) and Raj's Rasoi is my all time favorite. The dishes are rich, flavorful, interesting and will keep you coming back again and again, even for non-vegetarians. This is what indian food is supposed to taste like! The prices are unbelievably inexpensive and the dinner portions are extremely generous. Their signature vegetable korma, the saag paneer, samosas - the okra dish - try them all. The staff is warm, friendly and very hard-working. The restaurant has also recently undergone an expansion and renovation. Pros: incredible indian food, good value Cons: can't think of any more

Raj's Rasoi is basically in very modest location away in a quiet residential part of Maryland Heights. It is a family owned place and the owner's family practically operates it. It is a purely vegetarian place and you wont find any meat item there.\r \r The menu choices are quite different from what you get in a usual Indian restaurant. You will find chaats / snacks like Pakoras, Samosas, Ragda Patties, Chole Batoora, Dahi Puri, Bhel Puri etc. This is only one of two area restaurants (at the time of review) to offer such choices. The food is awesome tasting ! Service is punctual and courteous. You can customize the spice level to your taste by simple telling the waitress. \r \r We got the Paneer Pakora, Dahi Puri, Pav Bhaji and Puri Chole and they were all delicious. As close as you can get in St Louis to tasting chaat offered on the beaches of Mumbai. The decor and dining area is very frugal and modest, but I always value food taste and service over form, so I find myself a very frequent diner at this place even though this restaurant is not very close to my home. Pros: Great food, menu items not found at other restaurantsd Cons: Small dining area and frugal decor more

I really cannot recommend this place. The lunch buffet was awful. Maybe individual entrees are better, but I won't be back to find out.\r \r There are two other Indian restaurants close by that are soooooo much better...Ruchi (about a mile west of 270 on Olive in the Dierberg's shopping center) or Flavor of India (Olive & 270, across the street from the Drury Inn). Both are extremely good. Pros: Can't think of any. Cons: Lunch buffet was not good. more

My husband and I frequent this restaurant because of their dedication to vegetarians. Each and every time we go we are blown away by the intricate spices, the divine entrees, and the personal service. As if we are part of the family, the host and chef (often the same person) treats us with the utmost respect and regard. We crave this food even moments after endulging. This is by far, the best Indian food we have ever encountered! You MUST try the authentic muligatawny soup!!! The korma is also highly recommended! Pros: amazing food and friendly service Cons: sometimes a lengthy wait b/c of short staff more

i am hooked on this food! i keep thinking of reasons to eat there and it isn't hard to do. my husband loves it too. the waitresses are very nice and they make sure you get exactly what you ask for. food is delicious, its so satisfying and flavorful, it looks beautiful too. they even have vegan cakes! Pros: amazing food, great waitstaff, very reasonable prices Cons: if i had to say something i'd say it could be lit better or a candle on the table more

What a find! Delicious food, vast array of choices, knowledgeable waitstaff, very friendly, homey atmosphere. so tasty and fresh, and incredibly cheap! so reasonable, and so delicious. I'm a real fan of Indian food and have eaten it many places all over the world: this is an awesome place! Pros: food, service, quality, value Cons: ambiance is simple, clean, homey, but not fancy. more