Punjabi Dhaba, Just Outside Of Nashville, Is One Of The Most Unique Indian Restaurants In The State

If you’re a fan of Indian food, then you may find yourself at a bit of a loss in the heart of the American South. It can be difficult to find an eatery that manages to balance affordability with the classic flavors of India, but it seems as if Punjabi Dhaba in Kingston Springs has hit the jackpot. Located in a cabin just outside of Music City, this is a restaurant that may be off the beaten path but is well-worth a trip in and of itself. Learn more about this Indian eatery below and plan your own trip!

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Punjabi Dhaba opened its first location in Cedar Grove, Tennessee, and though the original spot has since closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, owners Karan and James Singh managed to shift and respond in turn.

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Its newest iteration is located in Kingston Springs, Tennessee. You'll find mainly truck drivers frequenting Punjabi Dhaba, especially since there is a Petro truck stop just across the street.

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The location may be no-frills, but the menu is strictly high quality. The cabin-inspired exterior adds a cheeky, fun element to the dining experience, and you can order some of the most popular Indian dishes inside.

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Just look at that vibrant color! Delicious. Order anything from chicken tikka masala to parathas, depending on your mood.

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No matter what you order? Expect vibrant flavors and every meal served piping hot and fresh.

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One thing is for sure: there's no way you're leaving this indulgent eatery with a rumbling stomach.

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Have you enjoyed a meal at Punjabi Dhaba yet? Will you be planning a visit? You can visit this delicious spot from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Mondays and from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. the rest of the week.

What a delicious place to visit! Although there are no official sites or social media profiles to visit, you can be sure that a chance to enjoy a meal at Punjabi Dhaba will be well worth the trek.

If you’re looking for more fun, these gorgeous places in Tennessee are truly a must-visit.