Palace of Asia

Beautifullllll restaurant, fresh food and kind staff. The meat was so tender and fresh. I recommend the mango juice! Next time I go I will try the strawberry lassi. I had the curry lamb; 10/10

Definitely not what i expected from the outside. Very pleased. Very nice dining experience. Good for lunch /dinner any occasion. Food portion and quality was amazing! Definitely recommend and would return.

Palace of Asia in Maple Shade on Rte. 38 offers a wide range selection of delicious menu items for people of all tastes: including vegetarian options. Their beautiful dining area is decorated with absolute taste and their dim lighting creates a calm, yet vibrant atmosphere. I was skeptical about trying their food at first because I have never had Indian food before — and I cannot eat anything spicy! But, I am so happy that I went because their food is delicious. Seriously. I ordered the Chicken Tiki Masala — with no spice — the chicken was moist, tender, and submerged in a delectable red sauce. With almost every meal, they bring huge bowls of rice to share. In my 29 years of living I have never tasted rice so soft and fluffy. This will be my third visit to Palace of Asia and each time I have had the same waiter — although I don’t know his name, I do know that he offers excellent service. He is fast, efficient, friendly, and has yet to make a mistake. Overall, Palace of Asia is a restaurant that I will continue to enjoy with my friends and I would definitely recommend Palace of Asia to anyone who is looking for something different.

We bumped into this on our way during recent road trip. The reviews were rave and the food lived up to its expectations. Me and my wife enjoyed the meal to the fullest, the food portions were big and special mention to chicken tandoori and mango lassi. The servers was very polite and quick

The food was delicious and the portion sizes were huge. We had the fried stuffed peppers, the bread basket, a creamy beef curry, a shrimp curry, and the palak paneer (a spinach based curry with cheese). The shrimp curry was my favourite. They also provided a yogurt with cilantro to cool down our tongues in case the medium spiciness was too much. We had to pack up a lot of the food because we are so full but we wanted to keep eating. The space is also beautiful and airy. What a hidden gem!

Palace of Asia is my new go-to for outstanding Indian cuisine. My old favorite closed, but Palace of Asia took the sting out of that straight away. This is Northern Indian cooking at its finest. And homiest. When you walk in, you see a spacious room that is full of big, cozy booths with high backs. It’s definitely date worthy and family worthy. There is plenty of room for large parties, also. Plenty of free parking The menu easily accommodates both carnivores, vegetarian and vegan diets. Entrees average about $15-25 and you won’t leave hungry. The portions are better than ample. I always need a to-go box. Don’t forget the appetizers. They’re perfect for sharing. Meat, Vegetables, Fish, Seafood…it’s here. All of it cooked lovingly and conscientiously. This place has the best Samosa Chaat I’ve ever enjoyed. The seasoning wasn’t overpowering, but rich and complex. I could’ve been happy with just that. The Tikka is always a good start if you’re not adventurous, but Palace really excels at those dishes that sometimes get ignored. The simplicity of the Palak Paneer (spinach and a creamy, cheesy consistency served with a heaping helping of Jasmine Rice) was real comfort food. The Makhani dishes, whether vegetarian as Daal (lentils) or the meat based versions are to die for. You will be hard pressed to find better in the south Jersey area. Again, the portions are large and shareable. If you like less spicy dishes, you can’t go wrong with the Korma. It is perfectly mild and very satisfying. There’s nothing average about the Biryani, either. You may think $20 is steep for a bowl of it, but the quality of the ingredients negates that. You can smell and taste the quality and experience in every dish. It’s not overpowering. It’s enchanting. You can ask your server to adjust dishes to your preference in almost anything. Palace of Asia is unique to me because they offer a few “American Fare” items (chicken or shrimp) for those less adventurous guests who don’t want to give anything new a try. They have a decent selection of desserts but we had no room for dessert.

One of the best Indian buffet in my life, I almost eat everything, Achar was amazing, I need that in my regular diet. They have a king Indian buffet on Wednesday dinner, I'll definitely tray to catch it.