Saffron Tiger Indian Cuisine Express Menu – Albuquerque, NM

Type : Indian restaurant

Location : Albuquerque, NM

Casual, quick-serve restaurant dishing out familiar Indian fare including curry & tikka masala. Based on 149 reviews, the restaurant has received a rating of 4.0 stars. Price $

Saffron Tiger Indian Cuisine Express 87113

Address:
6550 Paseo Del Norte NE Suite 1, Albuquerque, NM 87113

Phone: (505) 797-2854

Website:

Menu

Main Menu
Curry
Choice of Vegetables, Chicken, Beef or Lamb in our unique mild curry sauce. (Add Green Chili to the Chicken Curry)
Korma
Choice of Vegetables, Chicken, beef or Lamb in a creamy onion sauce
Biryani
Choice of Vegetables, Chicken, Beef or Lamb blended with curried rice
Vindaloo
Choice of Vegetables, Chicken, Beef or Lamb served in a spicy curry sauce with potatoes
Saag-Wala
Choice of Chicken, Beef or Lamb blended with creamy spinach
Chicken Tikka Masala
Marinated chicken in our special tomato cream sauce (substitute Paneer for additional $1)
Saag Paneer
Creamy spinach cooked with our fresh housemade cheese
Chili Chicken
Fresh battered chicken sautéed in a sweet soy chili sauce with bell peppers and onions
Coconut Chicken Curry
Chicken and potatoes in a coconut onion sauce
Tandoori Chicken/ Chicken Tikka Kabob
Marinated chicken cooked in a clay oven. Tandoori Chicken made with leg or thigh meat. Tikka Kabob made with breast meat
Meatball Curry
Beef and Chicken meatballs with bell peppers and onions in a curry sauce
Mushroom Mattar
Mushrooms, peas, and onions in a curry sauce
Crispy Cabbage
Roasted cabbage with Indian spices
Karahi Mushroom
Mushrooms sautéed with bell peppers and onions in a spicy soy sauce
Aloo Gobi
Potatoes and Cauliflower mixed with spices
Dal
Yellow lentil soup with tomatoes and onions
Chana Masala
Slow-cooked garbanzo beans in a mild curry sauce
Coconut Vegetable Curry
Vegetables blended in a coconut sauce
Bhindi Masala
Sauteed okra with Indian flavors
Gulab Jamun
Dumplings soaked in a sweet cardamom cinnamon syrup
Kheer
Rice Pudding
Mango Custard
Sweet custard with a mango flavor
Serving Options
Tiger Bowl
1-Entrée Combo
$6.99
2-Entrée Plate $7.99
3-Entrée Plate $8.99
Grand Buffet $10.49
Vegetarian $2.99
Meat $4.49
One 24-Ounce Rice Container
Two 24-Ounce Entrees
Two Whole Naan (8 Pieces)
Samosas $1.49
Vegetable Pakoras $0.99
Naan
plain, garlic, or chili
$1.49
Kheer
rice pudding
$1.79
Mango Custard $1.79
Gulab Jamun $2.49
Chai
free refills
$2.99
Mango Lassi $1.99

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Reviews

Steven Smith
Their food is pretty good, and the quality is consistent. The people who work there are friendly, and the prices are reasonable. If you’ve never tried Saffron Tiger, I doubt you will be disappointed. Don’t forget, if you’re really hungry, they offer an all you can eat buffet which I do sometimes when I am craving extra portions of their Chili Chicken dish. The garlic Naan bread is delicious too.

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Megan Toburen
Great food, good service and super friendly. It was recommended to me 3 years ago and every time I’m in town I make an effort to go. I love the variety of dishes and flavor. I’ve never been disappointed. The staff is always very friendly.

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Brad Davis
The food was OK at best. The service was good. It is not expensive.

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Sharon Kale
Fast casual delicious Indian food in a clean fresh environment with cheerful service – love it. We came for dinner and there was a buffet, which I was unaware of. I thought we’d order off the menu but why not do the buffet and sample a little if everything. So we did and everything was delicious from Tikka Masala to Coconut Curry to Saag Paneer. Fresh naan, good rice and even a choice of three desserts – all this for $10 and no need to wait for service or having to make a choice of what to eat.

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Matthew Ball
This place is awesome! I don’t know why there aren’t more of these places around. It is such a great idea to have a fast dining Indian food buffet, it’s the perfect place to grab a quick (but filling and delicious) lunch!

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Steve Lowenstien
I would not even give this place a one star but that is not an option. Our family dined there after they first opened and we enjoyed it, but now the food and apathy of the service is horrible. The place was deserted on a Friday night and now I know why. The desperate employees stared at us from the minute we pulled up in the parking lot, which was strange and uncomfortable, and should have been a warning sign.. I dont know why they call it Indian food. It is more like sweetened slosh that they pile on your plate. It was so awful and unedible that I asked for a second of Tandori chicken because I could not eat the rest of the food on my plate. The young employee asserted her perceived manager authority and said I would have to pay for anything extra. Bad move. Any other restaurant would not only with an apology remove or discount an item from the tab, or at least offer something complimentary. Especially if a guest is still hungry and unsatisfied. In addition, my food had some kind of grit in it that almost broke a tooth. For the rest of the night I had a regrettable feeling in my stomach and bad aftertaste in my mouth. My suggestion is, if you want good Indian food, go to a place run by people who come from that culture. They know their cuisine and usually an attentive owner or close representative who has pride in their establishment is present. There are plenty of options in Albuquerque

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Kelcie Creel
I stopped by here after work for a quick bite tonight and it was so good!!! I’m trying out vegetarianism and they have several options and brown rice too! Everything was hot and fresh and the young man behind the counter even gave me an extra pakora, score! I had the veggie coconut curry and saag paneer and garlic naan. All amazing. Very aromatic flavors, spicy but not too hot! Yum yum yum! Thank you Saffron Tiger, I’ll be dreaming of your perfectly cooked potatoes tonight.

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Warman Hall
I love stopping by this place anytime I’m in Albuquerque. My only complaint isn’t really a complaint: they need to open a branch in Farmington,NM and bring the wonders of Indian Cuisine to the four corners area! An all-you-can-eat Indian buffet is a great way to introduce the typical small-town American palette to the wonders of Indian dining.

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Yadira Rivera
Always have had a great experience with food quality and variety with the exception of this last Satuday night. Went to dinner at 7pm and they did not have the buffet stocked with even the basics such as tandoori chicken, tikki marsala, and naan. Such a disappointment.

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David Ross
This place has a lunch time buffet. I love their chicken tiki masala and some nan bread to go with it. Only thing about thia place is it can be a little confusing when you walk in, because it isnt very clear that lunch time is buffet. I expected to pay first then get my foos, but it seems getting your plate first is what they expect you to do.

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