Best Indian Food in West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach, Florida — updated August 21, 2026
Four Indian kitchens around West Palm Beach, ranked by how settled their ratings are: the long-running Forum Place and Village Boulevard standbys, an Okeechobee Boulevard dinner room, and a bar-driven newcomer up in Palm Beach Gardens.
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Indian food in West Palm Beach lives mostly in strip-mall suites off the big east-west roads: Forum Place, Village Boulevard, Okeechobee out toward Royal Palm Beach. Almost all of them split the day into a lunch service and a separate dinner service, with a dead stretch in the middle of the afternoon, so the timing of your visit matters more here than the reservation. Below, the places with the most reviews come first, because a rating that has held up across a thousand-plus diners tells you more than a high average from a small sample.
1. Indus Indian and Herbal Cuisine
The most heavily reviewed Indian restaurant on this list, with a 4.3 average across more than 1,200 reviews, which makes it the most settled rating in the city. It sits in a suite at 1649 Forum Place and describes its cooking as Indo-Asian rather than strictly regional Indian. Plan around the schedule: it is closed Mondays, and the day is cut in two, with a lunch window from around 11:30 and dinner beginning at 5. Late arrivals are risky, since the kitchen winds down in the evening rather than running to a late close. Pickup and delivery run on roughly the same split hours.
2. Aroma Indian Restaurant West Palm Beach
Also a 4.3, with more than 1,200 reviews behind it, and the one on this list that runs a buffet with a wide selection of dishes alongside the regular menu. It is on Village Boulevard, a short hop off Palm Beach Lakes. The restaurant's own listing shows lunch from 11 to 2:30 and dinner from 4, closing at 10 most nights and 11 on Friday and Saturday, with Tuesday closed; third-party listings show a longer continuous day, so call before making a mid-afternoon trip. Takeout is a core part of the operation rather than an afterthought.
3. Taste of India West Palm Beach
Further west on Okeechobee Boulevard, past the turnpike, and the choice if you are coming from Royal Palm Beach or Wellington rather than downtown. The 4.3 rating rests on more than 940 reviews, a large enough sample to trust, if slightly behind the two above it. The menu sticks to the classics: biryani, curries, tandoori. Hours are tight and worth noting, with lunch running 11:30 to 2:15 and dinner 5 to 9:30, and the store closed Mondays. The 2:15 lunch cutoff is earlier than most of its neighbors.
4. Ela Curry & Cocktails
The highest rating here at 4.4, but from 341 reviews, so it is promising rather than proven, and it is a drive north to Donald Ross Road in Palm Beach Gardens. It is also the only one built around a bar program. Dinner runs daily from 4:30 with a 9pm last seating, and curry and cocktail hours run 3 to 6 daily at both bars and the lounge, including the Peacock Tiki Bar. The $20 hour menu offers butter chicken, paneer masala or shrimp malvani with basmati rice, daal makhani, half a seeded naan and apple chutney. On the main menu, chili chicken "65" is $21 and the short rib beef curry with curry leaves is $36.