Mirch Masala

We got takeout. My husband wanted his really spicy… it was so spicy his nose bled so that’s a plus! Lol. Everything was great as usual!

Food was great tasting. All curries were great. Vegetarian buffet items were limited. We didn’t order from menu though and went for the buffet.

Super yummy food!!! We just loved it,
Their food, serving, ambience are so good,
Last time we ordered a mix vegetable curry with spicy & it was really hot, couldn’t bear… We asked them to lower its spicyness, they did it & it was just awesome!!!
After finished our dinner, there was lot f food leftover, means quantity wise also food was very good.
We will definitely come back here…

They are very friendly here and the food is delicious. I came a little early on a snowy day and they open the doors for me and offered me some hot chai tea while I waited for my to go order. So glad they are right down the street from me!

If I could give less tha 1 star I would have given. The menu is worthless, they are actually making fool of people who dont know indian dishes. Their lunch buffet menu is pathetic everything was cold by 2pm and in chicken biryani there was hardly any chicken & no paneer in saag paneer. The reception lady is also a mindless rude person, who doesn’t agree with any complaints. The waiters are showing fake courtesy and politeness, actually they just want your money. Never never go to this place.

The food was excellent and portions were pretty large. I went during dinner though and the prices were definitely high. The lunch buffet seems like a good deal I’ll have to try it out sometime, I think it’s only 9 $.

I’ve been going to Mirch Masala for several years now. I’ve never been disappointed in a meal there. The saag paneer is my favorite, but it’s all great. Their lunch buffet is a good way to try a variety of dishes.

Finally… we have found some decent Indian food in The Springs! I won’t say it’s the best we’ve ever had because it’s not, but it is 100% better than Little Nepal (well, anything would be… LOL). And, for those of you who have not been happy with the décor, you’ll be glad to know the seating has been recently updated in a nice red leather. Now, unfortunately, we did go on Thursday «buffet» night and ordered from the menu and it seemed they had very little staff available, but maybe that was because it was buffet night. But, besides that, we enjoyed delicious onion bhaji as an appetizer, both chicken tikka masala and vindaloo entrees (both medium with a good amount of spice & heat!), regular naan and my favorite… onion kulcha. Both sauces were thick, creamy and plenty of it, but they were a little sparse on the chicken pieces. We were actually surprised at the level of HEAT. It’s how we like it, but usually when you ask for medium, you get mild… Great surprise! I didn’t rate greater than 3 stars today because our service was little awkward and slow. The staff don’t speak English well and are in a big hurry to leave your table, so there were difficult moments when asking for things we never received and check out was very, very slow. Nice, clean, lively place with two full-​service bars that does justice to Indian cuisine, but would like to try it again on a night without the buffet. Indian buffets are not our thing, as they are always mild on the spice and heat (we call it «American Style.») So glad to find someone in town who actually knows how to prepare good Indian food! Look forward to trying some lamb dishes on our next visit.

Great food. I’ve been to india and this is the best I’ve had in Colorado. Yum! We had the buffet and it was all flavorful.

You would be the dumbest
. on the planet not to eat here. Every time I leave happy and full. The service is always great. I have been all over the world and this is one of the best. The garlic naan is to die for!!! Can’t wait to come back.

Have been to this place plenty of times and decided to go this weekend. I noticed right away that the staff were all different. I asked the staff what happen to the other management and was notified that they have been here for years. I must be in the twilight zone becuase I am pretty sure the staff are all new. The food was ok but the silverware and plates were all dirty. Was their dishwasher broken? Cups had stains. All the dirtiness really turned me off from eating. Other than that it was OK. UPDATE:!!! they have redone the place, much cleaner and inviting and the food is made better.

I went with a group and we all ordered different items and shared. The naan was great. We had 3 types — garlic, cheese, and masala. My favorite entrees were the Tikka Masala and the Korma (curry). I like that you can chose the level of heat, but be aware medium varies from dish to dish also. Unless they made a mistake, the medium Korma was much milder than the medium for other dishes I tried. I do not recall all the things we had or I would list them. Fun and tasty meal. I will be back to try the buffet with my family.

So unimpressed. My friends and I love Indian food and thought it would be great to try a new place while on vacation.
Staff was very nice and service was good as well.
But the food just sucked!
It was all very greasy. And just plain yucky.
I have had Indian food in many different states and cities and never had it suck this much!
Food tasted like it had been under a heat lamp all day. And no, we didn’t eat from the buffet.

Best Indian food in town! If you’ve not been to the buffet, you’ve got to try it! Great for Indian food beginners because you can try most of their dishes on the buffet. Great value, delicious food, and great service!

Outstanding food and service, easily the best Indian food in town. I had chicken tikka saag, which was absolutely delicious. My husband ordered lamb tikka curry on a whim (which he doesn’t care for) and loved it and my son’s lamb chops were simply amazing. Naan and onion kulcha were wonderful too.

Solid food. Not out is this world, but definitely worth the money. Good prices (dinner for two with no alcohol 30 bucks). Service was very good. Food served hot. Unless you cannot stand spicey food, don’t get anything mild. We’ll be going back.

My go to Indian food in the springs. It’s all about the lunch buffet. They have a small variety of Indian fare including tikka masala, tandoori, and paneer saag. The naan bread is baked to order and is fantastic, perfect for soaking up all of the sauce. I usually order a chai to go with my meal in the winter. It’s flavorful and delicious. It’s a hole in the wall, but everything here is fantastic.

The naan was deliciously fresh! I had the dinner buffet, and though it is small, there are plenty of options including lamb, beef and chicken.
Place is cozy, servers are attentive and food is great!

This Indian buffet is small but mighty. The restaurant has gone through several incarnations of ownership since I started lunching there 15 years ago. I miss the old servers who started to remember my dad and me over the years, but I hope the latest crew and chef stick around. At my last visit, the lunch buffet had all my favorites including chicken tikka masala plus butter chicken and tandoori plus a very spicy chili chicken. Some Indian restaurant go heavy on the vegetarian offerings and while it’s tasty it’s most likely a cost effective measure. Mirch Masala doesn’t cut corners when it comes to food variety.
My only complaint is that the restaurant is so popular that the tables of guests who have left stay clogged with dirty plates, glasses and silverware for far too long; clean up bit more quickly and I’d probably say this is the best Indian restaurant in town.

We got take out from here whilst visited friends in the Springs. I am from England and so have an expectation of flavors/​heat level from curries.
We ordered a lamb vindaloo, a chicken vindaloo, a navratan korma, keema naan and garlic naan.
The prices of the entrees was pretty high ($ 15 each). I was asked how hot/​spicy I wanted the vindaloos — which was a little concerning as vindaloo should be super spicy (just below a phaal really).
Upon returning home we unpacked the food. I really can only describe the entrees/​curries as being more like soups. A whole lot of liquid (not sauce as it was too runny for that) and very limited protein/​veggies.
Both vindaloos were incredibly mild, tomato being the overwhelming flavor. The navratan korma (which is a vegetable dish) was also more like a soup than a curry.
The keema naan was very dry — almost like a cracker — and despite smelling strongly of garlic the garlic naan didn’t taste that strongly of garlic.
Maybe this place has adjusted its menu/​tastes to its local population, but for the prices they charge there should have been a lot lot more protein and for it to have been considered curry (let alone vindaloo curry) they should have been way way spicier.
I would not return to this place on my next visit to the Springs.