Tu Casa Restaurant - Venezuelan restaurant in Indianapolis - 2989 W 71st St, USA

Place had been recommended a few times. Finally had time to visit. As a Latino living in Indianapolis it's not always easy getting Spanish food that isn't Mexican. Nothing wrong with Mexican but today I was able to get rice with pigeon peas, roasted shredded pork shoulder and Spanish potato salad. My wife got to try the same and also tried the tamarind juice. She loved it. My wife before she met me never had experienced anything other than Mexican. Safe to say her palate has expanded exponentially since we got together. I like that the menu will change daily. I would definitely return and recommend anyone stop by and try the food. Update: 1/30/24. - finally had a chance to visit again the food is still amazing. Service is great. If you want Spanish that isn't Mexican stop by.

Pretty much the only true Dominican Caribbean food around. I live well over an hour away and I was in Indy for work and came across this restaurant and thought I’d stop an check it out. I do feel like my meal being over $20 was a little high. One of my coworkers did come with me and she is a vegetarian and only had a few things to pick from. The menu is small but the lunch was great. Definitely a little authentic Caribbean restaurant to check out with great food.

The food is full of flavor!!! The pollo guisado(chicken legs) is. great! The chicken arepas are wonderful! The beef arepas are delicious! The empanadas are good too. The sancocho soup is life changing! The baked chicken is also wonderful! This place is a must try! It's not a big restaurant but it is decent seating and no long waits! Update: the customer service varies from person to person. The cook is very friendly. Coming mid afternoon is best.

Latin home cooking on the NW side of Indianapolis I had been to Tu Casa multiple times, and would generally recommend it. The menu is a bit unpredictable - though they have some items cooked to order (mostly fried appetizers) the main courses come from a "hot line", cafeteria style. And the selection changes a bit every time. As is the case with home cooking, some items may be better than others , or not consistent across different visits. But taken together with the huge portions and the friendly service...I always felt like eating at someone's kitchen. We had two lunches (enough to feed 4 people), a hearty soup, and three beverages, under $40. I also like the fact that the place was run by women, every time I visited. I like to support locally owned businesses like that.

Last time I came to this restaurant the food tasted old. When I ask the server to make me something fresh in the kitchen she look bothered. The rice she served us was extremely oily and old. According to her they weren't taking any kitchen order. I will never come to this place again. I was extremely disappointed!!!

Delicious Dominican food! Authentic flavor with Bachata music in the background. Platano maduros, mostró with pollo guisado was sooo good. ‘Pa lante!

Very good food! The people are friendly and willing to walk you through the menu… only thing is if you are looking for something specific make sure you call ahead to see if they have it

Really good flavors and very authentic. Traditional Latin America cafeteria style service. Good value for quality and portions. Every dish I have tried has been outstanding, although the mofongo can be improved. Will definitively come back and spread the word. The strip mall where it is located is nothing fancy, but the restaurant itself is nicely decorated and clean.