Indian restaurant · 500 Country Hills Boulevard Northeast, Calgary
Visit our websiteGate of India Calgary brings the authentic taste of India to Calgary with a menu inspired by both North and South Indian culinary traditions. From aromatic curries and sizzling tandoori dishes to flavorful biryanis, vegetarian specialties, and freshly baked naan, every dish is prepared with quality ingredients and traditional cooking techniques. As an Indian Restaurant Calgary, we offer buffet dining, dine-in, takeout, delivery, catering, online ordering, and reservations. Whether it’s a casual family dinner, corporate gathering, wedding, or special celebration, guests can enjoy delicious Indian flavors in a welcoming atmosphere with genuine hospitality.
We were a group of 8 and there was a perfect table for our group. Service was fast and the food was great. The mango lassi was on the sweet side which I personally prefer. For the spice level we tried mild and med lvl spice for butter chicken, I think med is a great level for beginners as it mellow out the sweetness.
What a wonderful dining experience! I brought a friend who had never tried Indian food before, and she absolutely loved it. The food was incredibly delicious—every dish was packed with authentic flavors and cooked to perfection. Even more impressive was the exceptional service. The staff were friendly, attentive, and made us feel genuinely welcome from start to finish. This was one of the best Indian dining experiences we've had. Highly recommend this place, and we'll definitely be back!
Unfortunately, I didn’t like the restaurant at all. The food was simply OK and wasn’t worth spending money. Let me break it down for you so that you can make a wise decision while ordering the food. 1) Butter Chicken - very saucy and they have put chicken cubes which have zero taste in them. I would suggest to ask them to make it a bit spicy so that you don’t get them sweet sauce taste. 2) Karahi Chicken - very basic taste, and the presence of cube chickens was making it very normal. It wasn’t flavorful at all. 3) Chole Bhature - oily bhature and very basic recipe of Chole, which was not making it very exciting to eat. I would suggest the decision makers to go and visit some restaurants in Northeast especially Guru India and try the food there.
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