Here’s the info on a new Indian food restaurant, from Carolina Epicurean:
Cinnamon Kitchen Indian Restaurant is preparing to open in South Asheville’s Gerber Village, joining the likes of Frankie Bones, The Thirsty Monk and 5 Guys.
Here’s the info on a new Indian food restaurant, from Carolina Epicurean:
Cinnamon Kitchen Indian Restaurant is preparing to open in South Asheville’s Gerber Village, joining the likes of Frankie Bones, The Thirsty Monk and 5 Guys.
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Cinnamon Kitchen website is currently under development. However, there is a Lunch, Dinner and Wine menu available for download on the construction splash page.
http://www.ckcuisine.com
I have ordered to-go meals twice now at Cinnamon kitchen at the Gerber Village next to Hendersonville road .. It has been quite delicous both times.. Tonight I ordered Chicken Saag, Vegetable Samosas, and nan.. it came with an excellent spicy chutney. Their menu is quite extensive with all sorts of delicious Indian food for anyone, meat or vegetarian based. And several desserts to choose from.
The Chicken Saag was excellent, spiced perfectly, . (of course this is owned by the India Garden group so that is to be expected-and easily as good or better than Mela downtown.)
I found it to be a great dinner times two now. And so very convenient in South Asheville for anyone from the Biltmore area down to Arden, Fletcher, Fairview, and Hendersonville even.
I have eaten Indian food in many countries and cities.. This is just as good as any I have eaten.. Perfectly cooked and spiced.
I will order from here many times in the future. And for those of you who like to dine- in, the decor is simply lovely.. very tastefully done.And spacious.
It is way past time to have good Indian food come back to South Asheville since Mother India closed years ago.
debra reece simons
Can't wait to go – the assistant chef is amazing! We've LOVED his luscious meals in Asheville, downtown Greenville and beyond. Super news!