Great spot for Indian carry out! Everything we ordered was delicious with generous portions.

Very good butter chicken! And garlic flat bread. Jasmine rice was awesome! Overall good place for take out. Eating in is very very casual.

I ordered chicken tikka, lentil soup and naan. This imwas my first time eating from Madina's. The chicken was great and the naan. Not used to lentil soup like this, but pretty good.

Great food. Always hot and on point. Highly recommended the lamb biryani. Also the tiki masala is good too. The garlic naan is the best.

My sister who loves Indian food was in town and we decided to try Madina. We were VERY pleased. We shared a vegetable Samosa and ordered Shrimp Korma, Aloo Gobi, and Lamb Dansak with a side of naan. The food was hot and delicious. There were generous portions for each entrée. The prices were very reasonable. I'm looking forward to trying the other menu items soon.

This place is so good. It reminds me of the Curry Carry Out in England. The service is friendly and efficient. The ambiance is that of an Indian Carry Out Restaurant, nothing exciting but it has a door and a counter, you don't really need anything else. The parking is close and free. The food is really good, especially considering the prices. It's very reasonable especially for the quantity you get, it may seem small at first but food just keeps coming out of the fairly small containers, it defies physics and logic. If you haven't been, try it out, particularly if you've never had Indian (Curry) carry-out. It's a nice change from Chinese.

Wanted to try something out of my comfort zone, so I gave this place a shot. Butter chicken was the most popular item so I went with that...... amazing. Two meals you can get out of this. Also their garlic naan dipped in the butter chicken is a hit. Mango Lassi was like a smoothie, very different but I liked it. They wrapped my food so well to avoid spilling and to keep it hot. 10/10 I will be back.

They have great food, but they're a bit pricey. The quantity of portions is amazing though, so it makes the price acceptable. Overall, def worth trying. They lost a star due to the longer wait time and lack of an actual dining area.

Finding out that there is an Indian restaurant on this side of town (FINALLY!) was some of the best news I've had in 2020 - and then to find out that this place has goat on the menu? Yeah, I'm there. So I tried the goat curry - it was delicious! The spices were fantastic, and it wasn't too hot (or too weak). Just enough to get my nose running, haha. The meat was good, though it had a lot of bones. This is to be expected with goat, unfortunately. My son had the lamb curry, and if you want a more tender meat with less bones, go with that. The accompanying rice was cooked to perfection. The garlic naan was good, maybe just a little heavy on the garlic, though. And I love garlic. My only complaint is that the dinner portion was kind of small. Their prices are very reasonable, and that's probably why. Personally, I'd rather pay a few bucks more and get a bigger portion (I like leftovers). Even with those small complaints, I'm still giving this place five stars because their food is excellent, and I'm just so freaking happy that I have an Indian restaurant 15 minutes from home. I can't wait to try their other dishes. I want to try their butter children, saag paneer, and paneer tikka masala, to start :) Welcome to the neighborhood!