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New Dining Delight: Aroma of India Opens in Five Points, Columbia

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New Dining Delight: Aroma of India Opens in Five Points, Columbia

Columbia is buzzing with excitement as a new culinary gem adds its charm to the vibrant Five Points district. Aroma of India, which officially opened its doors at 707 Harden Street, is set to introduce locals and visitors alike to a flavorful adventure through traditional Indian cuisine. Nestled conveniently next to Jack Brown’s Beer and Burger Joint, it occupies the space that once delighted patrons at The Barn bar.

Tantalizing Taste Buds Await

If you’re a fan of Indian food, you’re in for a treat! Aroma of India boasts an extensive menu filled with authentic Indian favorites. From the fragrant basmati rice dishes to the ever-popular Hyderabadi biryani selections, like the South Indian chicken biryani, there’s something for everyone. Their lineup doesn’t stop there; diners can also indulge in a range of freshly baked naan breads and beloved traditional dishes such as tandoori chicken. Each dish is crafted with love and spices that promise to take your taste buds on an unforgettable journey.

Five Points: A District in Flux

Aroma of India joins a bustling community as Five Points continues to evolve into a dynamic dining and nightlife hub. This more than century-old district, located just east of the University of South Carolina’s campus, has seen a flurry of activity recently. Just last August, Arroyo Tacos + Tequila, an exciting new Mexican venture from the team behind Saluda’s, opened at 819 Harden Street. And there’s more buzz in the air as the Cocky Rooster, a rising chicken chain, gears up to launch a new location in the 2000 block of Devine Street.

Adding to this culinary expansion, Big Dave’s Cheesesteaks, an Atlanta-based franchise known for its delicious cheesesteaks, is also set to make its mark on the 900 block of Harden Street. It’s evident that Five Points is becoming a food lover’s paradise!

Safety Takes Priority

As the area flourishes with new restaurants, a major $5 million construction project is in full swing to enhance pedestrian safety in Five Points. The project will see some significant changes, including the reduction of Devine Street from four lanes to three, and Harden Street will transform from four lanes to two between Devine and Blossom streets. These alterations aim to create a more walkable and visitor-friendly environment, ensuring that locals and tourists can explore the district’s many offerings comfortably and safely.

A Flavorful Future

As Aroma of India welcomes its first diners, the excitement in the air is palpable, with the prospect of sharing authentic Indian cuisine with the Columbia community. Whether you’re stopping by for a quick bite or planning a leisurely meal with friends, this restaurant is poised to become a cherished part of the Five Points family.

With new establishments and ongoing improvements making the area into a thriving destination, there’s never been a better time to visit Five Points. So why not gather your friends, take a stroll through the neighborhood, and pay a visit to Aroma of India? Your taste buds will thank you!


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