Kamal Palace
Welcome to Kamal Palace, a hidden gem located at 6374 E Pacific Coast Hwy in Long Beach, CA. This Indian restaurant offers a wide range of amenities, including reservations, delivery, takeout, vegan and vegetarian options, and more. You can reach them at (562) 493-0255.
When it comes to drinks, Kamal Palace offers a variety of options like Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Mango Lassi, and more. Their appetizers range from Vegetable Pakoras to Nepalese Dumplings and Paneer Tikka. If you're in the mood for soup, they have options like Lentil Soup and Tomato Soup.
For main dishes, you can choose from a selection of rice dishes, combination dinners, tandoori delicacies, seafood curries, chicken, lamb curries, and even Indo Chinese fusion dishes. Don't forget to try their freshly made bread like Roti, Naan, and Garlic Naan.
Customer reviews rave about Kamal Palace's lunch buffet, where you can enjoy a variety of entrees, appetizers, salads, fruit, and dessert. The buffet offers great value and is perfect for groups. The service is top-notch, with attentive staff always ready to assist.
If you prefer ordering ala carte, customers recommend dishes like Tofu Pakora, Bhindi Masala, and Garlic Sizzler Manchurian Veg. The flavors are rich and satisfying, with options for vegans and meat lovers alike. Don't forget to end your meal with a delicious dessert like Gulab Jamun or Kulfi.
Overall, Kamal Palace offers a delightful dining experience with a mix of traditional Indian dishes and unique fusion creations. Whether you're a fan of buffets or prefer ordering off the menu, this restaurant has something for everyone. Visit Kamal Palace and indulge in a culinary journey through authentic Indian flavors.
Kamal Palace Menu
Location
Address: 6374 E Pacific Coast Hwy Long Beach, CA 90803
Phone: (562) 493-0255
Business info
- Takes ReservationsYes
- Offers DeliveryYes
- Offers TakeoutYes
- Vegan OptionsYes
- Many Vegetarian OptionsYes
- Accepts Credit CardsYes
- Accepts Android PayNo
- Accepts Apple PayNo
- Outdoor SeatingYes
- CasualYes
- Moderate NoiseYes
- Offers CateringYes
- Good for GroupsYes
- Good For KidsYes
- Good for Lunch, DinnerYes
- Private Lot ParkingYes
- Beer & Wine OnlyYes
- Wi-FiNo
- Dogs Not AllowedNo
- TVNo
- Bike ParkingYes
- Provides reusable tablewareYes
Last Reviews
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Author: P A.
I went back to Kamal Palace for the lunch buffet. They finally brought back the buffet after the pandemic. The price was a little higher compared to pre-pandemic times, but they brought lamb back on the weekday buffet. Before the pandemic, lamb originally served at the weekday buffets. Then things changed. Lamb was only being served at weekend buffets for a slightly higher price. To my delight, lamb is back during the week. The buffet is not huge but they have several entrees and appetizers along with condiments, salads, fruit and dessert. A basket of freshly made naan is waiting at your table, when you get back. When you consider Kamal Palace buffet price, one trip to the buffet competes with a single serving entree plate at some other nice ambience eatery serving Asian food for lunch.
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Author: Lenny K.
I think Kamal Palace is more known for their lunch buffet and being one of few Indian buffet options in Long Beach. Sure, Artesia isn't that much further from here so you could just hop there and go find multiple options, but sometimes I don't want to deal with figuring out where to go there and parking. Kamal Palace is easy to get to and easy to park. So we decided to actually eat ala carte because the SO and I were just craving Indian. We started with their Tofu Pakora, which was absolutely fantastic due to them using chickpea flour to fry it in, vs regular flour. This was a very smart idea and the whole thing was just a delight. We then ordered 3 entrees: Bhindi Masala, Garlic Sizzler Manchurian Veg, and Tofu Masala. The sizzler dish, to me, seemed like veggie pakora in a sauce. It was good, don't get me wrong, but it didn't quite hit like I thought it would. The tofu matar was solid and these guys really know how to cook tofu well. Most places that do tofu well understand that tofu needs to be able to absorb the flavors it's mixed with to really stand out. For me, the bhindi masala was amazing. At a different Indian spot in Torrance (I think it's Bombay Tandoori in Torrance off PCH, in a Best Western hotel I think), that was the first time I've had okra indian-style (there it was bhindi bharata) and I've been hooked. I think okra is a highly underrated vegetable and Kamal Palace did a fantastic job with it. I really want to say, just go here for the ala carte. It's quality is better than the buffet. It may not be as good of a "value" but the quality of their ala carte is solid.
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Author: Monica C.
I've wanted to come here for a while to try the lunch buffet. The restaurant is kind of hidden but signs from the front of the entrance of the building help guide you. Service was great! The tables are very nicely presented and they're quick to clear empty plates or ready to refill water. Naan is made to order so it may take some time but it comes out fresh and delicious. The buffet setup is smaller than what I expected but they had a nice variety of curry and meat as well as vegetarian options and salad/dessert bar. For $16.95, everyday, it's an excellent value! Personally, I felt the curries were on the mild side which is great for kids. The regular menu is very expansive with more spice level options it seems. The garbanzo bean curry was my favorite with the smoked or grilled chicken thighs. For dessert, the rice pudding is the perfect way to end the meal!
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Author: Kristina F.
My husband and I visited their lunch buffet. Tucked into the marina, this spot definitely had an old-school vibe. You have to go on a mini adventure if you park on the Barnes & Noble side of the lot, across bridges and up and down stairs. There's plenty of signage to point you in the right direction, or just like follow your nose. The lunch buffet had two standard-sized buffet tables with lots of staples and a couple of their specialties. Samosas and pakoras, daal, saag, biryani, chicken mahkni, vegetable jalfrezi, and.....chili chicken? There's Indo-Chinese (and Nepalese) on this menu too. The star of the show was definitely the chicken mahkni -- the chicken was super tender and the sauce was rich and spicy (but not in the too much heat kind of way). We're talking rich and spicy in the way that your fingertips get a little bit stained because the naan bread is a vehicle not a shield. They brought out hot, fresh garlic naan by request. They made sure to keep our water glasses full. The food was very good for the price, though we did have minor overindulgence tummy aches later.