Aha Indian Grill - Spring Hill

The food was absolutely incredible!! Fresh, the spice level was perfect and this was the best meal I’ve had in some time! Even more impressive was the level of customer service. The owners stopped to check on us as well as several others working. Every person seemed genuinely invested in our experience. New favorite place to eat!

The food was absolutely phenomenal and the experience was even better. They rolled out the red carpet for us and we were treated like royalty from the moment we walked in. Both owners checked to ensure the food was good and they kept checking back to see if we need anything. By far the best Indian restaurant in Spring Hill.

I don’t do reviews generally, but this place definitely needs people to be talking about it! The food here was AMAZING!

I stopped by for other business, but decided to order food while I waited. I was SO glad I did!!

I ordered the butter chicken “curry” (I think lol) which came with the best rice ever, along with, the garlic noon. That bread is the best by far! I will be ordering this with everything!

The wait staff were SO incredibly nice also. And as we all know, new restaurants tend to have a stressed out staff, which is expected with a new restaurant opening. No one came across anyway but kind and helpful.

Anyways, I highly recommend trying it at least once. I feel it will be added to your list of go to places when you want a nice place with great food and a very fair price.

I added a couple pics of my meal and the owners who were very gracious at letting me have a pic taken with them to add to my review.

This is a biased opinion, as we had the opportunity to have Chef Guru prepare an off menu dish for us.

Having grown up in Little India (United Kingdom), I have been immersed in Indian food, culture all my life. It does not make me an expert, but Indian food is as ubiquitous as Fish & Chips, and a good chef was followed from one restaurant to another. Also making our own Indian food for many years, has kept us away from most Indian restaurants, I know how they have to operate to keep the dishes coming out, nothing against that, but Indian food is like sorcery, a flick of the hand of one spice, a peck of another, and a sizzle of pods dancing in the ghee.

Go and experience a taste of India, don’t be afraid to family style with friends and share each others dish to get the maximum experience. Please remember, just because we call Indian food spicy does not mean it has to make you sweat, that only dulls you experience, and you miss out on so many of the subtle flavors. Try eating your main course with just plain naan bread, don’t be afraid to get your fingers covered in gravy.

I have seen Middle TN grow from a handful of Indian restaurants in the 90’s starting with the Curry Club off old Hickory/I65 to now the move south This will be one restaurant that I will be back to, I think it can replace the odd home cooked Indian dish, especially if it keeps consistent delivery of taste.

Amazing food at the newly opened Indian Restaurant in Spring Hill.

I lived in California and in NYC and this is really good quality food!!! Highly recommend to dine in or do take out!!
Chicken biryani is fantastic!