Godavari Cincinnati

Have been to this place, we were a group of 10 visiting from Columbus. Food is good and service is excellent.Karthik and Sai made sure that we are having a good experience, they were responsive, aware of dishes, ready to accept adhoc requests.

We visited for dinner and ordered some Indo-Chinese food, biryani, and a dosa. The dosa was decent, but the filling lacked flavor. The Chinese noodles were good, but they might not be the standout dish at Godavari. I would recommend the biryani as your best choice!

Not all Biryani varieties tasted good..The special godavari and natu Kodi have been good.. Regular Biryani was salty..Naan was offered along side butter chicken.. interestingly the other flavored options in naan are not available to swap even if they cost the same. View menu

They are alright. Visited them a few times, once extremely good but others not so much. Didn't feel the consistency. Their briyani was great. Wouldn't recommend mirchi bajji. Tea is pre-made with sugar. Wasn't hot and no less sugar options. But would go back for their rice and dosa varieties.

Awesome!!!!!!!!! All the dishes we have ordered are simply delicious, Thaagubothu kodi koora vepudu is the winner in the dishes we ordered, and all other items starting with idli sambar, Potlam chicken Biryani, Avakai Mutton biryani are outstanding too.....Ambience is good, Waiters are super fast and so polite, From now its my anytime place to go have tummy full of yummy food..

Godavari is the best Indian family Restaurant I have ever eaten at in Cincinnati. The food was awesome Veg Non veg what ever you ordered they serve you fully fresh, yummy authentic food . My family’s 1st choice in Indian restaurants is Godavari always. They served food so fast. The Staff are also very friendly and good. Food Quantity Quality is best. 10/10 Recommend!!!Vegetarian options: All vegetarian options are best we tried all South Indian styled, Chinese North IndianKid-friendliness: Kids like the most,less spicy yummy food. View menu

We visited the restaurant on September 2nd and were the only family there, besides another table that was already eating. It took at least 15 to 20 minutes for anyone to assist us, whether we were trying to place our order, asking for tissues, or requesting takeout boxes. Our food order took over 30 minutes to arrive. Unfortunately, even the dishes we usually enjoy were disappointing this time; one of the biryanis had a terrible odor. Overall, it was a frustrating experience, and I think it might be time for us to find a new restaurant.

This is the worst place I have ever been to. I am a South Indian and we ordered mysore masala dosa, Gobi 65, rava dosa and their supposedly special ‘Godavari paneer biryani’. Trust me when I say this, all the dishes were really bad. Some of them were raw and not cooked. Gobi 65 was tasting like a rice batter with virtually no salt or masala in it. I think this Gobi65 would be bland even for Americans. They claim to be South Indian and I am not sure how can you get dosa wrong. It was not cooked. The staff was extremely rude in taking the criticism. I would never suggest anyone to go here. I am adding photos and please excuse me for the grossness.

This restaurant features an extensive menu with a diverse range of dishes from all over India, many of which you won't find at other local Indian eateries. In addition to these unique offerings, they also serve some familiar favorites. As someone who enjoys Indian cuisine a lot, I was excited to discover and try new dishes during my visit. The gongura fish curry (medium spice) was outstanding, boasting bold flavors that complemented each other beautifully, along with fresh fish and just the right level of heat to give a nice kick without overwhelming the dish. The chicken chettinadu was nearly perfect, with excellent flavor and substantial pieces of chicken. The garlic naan was quite good an... View menu