Best Indian Food in Savannah
Savannah, Georgia — updated August 22, 2026
Three Savannah Indian restaurants, ranked by how much evidence stands behind their ratings, from a downtown room with nearly 2,000 reviews to a small southwest-side kitchen still building its record.
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Savannah's Indian restaurants are split between the tourist corridor downtown and the strip-mall stretches south and west of the Historic District, which means the drive is usually the deciding factor. The two established kitchens here have logged nearly 2,000 and more than 2,200 reviews respectively, so their scores are settled; the third is newer to the record. Ranked below by how firmly the ratings hold up.
1. NaaN On Broughton
The strongest combination of rating and volume in the city: 4.4 across 1,943 reviews, which is a hard number to hold on a main-drag address where a large share of diners are visiting for the first time. It sits at 6 E Broughton St, in the middle of downtown's busiest shopping and walking street, so it absorbs the pre-dinner and post-tour crowd. That also means peak hours are genuinely peak, and a weekend evening table is easier earlier than later. Parking downtown is the usual garage-or-luck situation, so walking in from a River Street or Ellis Square garage is the simpler plan. Details and menu at naanbroughton.com.
2. Pakwan Indian Cuisine
The most-reviewed Indian restaurant on this list, with 2,275 reviews behind a 4.2 rating, making it the best-tested kitchen in Savannah even if the average sits slightly below NaaN's. It is at 7102 Abercorn St on the southside, well outside the Historic District, with the practical advantage of a parking lot rather than a garage hunt. That location draws more repeat local traffic than tourist walk-ins, which is part of why the review count keeps climbing. Worth the drive if you are staying midtown or south, and an easier weekend bet than anything on Broughton. Menu at pakwanus.com.
3. Saffron indian Cuisine
The highest rating of the three at 4.5, but from 112 reviews, so treat it as promising rather than proven: a hundred-odd reviews can shift in a way that two thousand cannot. It is tucked into a suite at 11 Gateway Blvd S on the southwest side, near the Gateway commercial cluster, which puts it closest to travelers coming in from the airport side of town or staying out toward Georgetown. The small review base often signals a smaller room, so calling ahead is sensible for a group. More at saffronindiansavannah.com.