Omja Restaurant

11/07/2025

Omja has been met with a severe family tragedy and we will be closed for the next few days.

10/29/2025

10/25/2025

Today was a chicken tikka (free range chicken in cilantro mint puree with Indian spices) and goat curry (organic/halal north Indian masala spices) kinda day as I await the much talked about wind storm...marinated a fresh batch for you tomorrow 12 thru 6 pm.

10/23/2025

Diwali 2025 Videos - Festival of Light

10/23/2025

Diwali 2025 Photos - Festival of Light

10/19/2025

10/19/2025

preparing coconut nariyal for Diwali

10/15/2025

Monday October 20th 2025 is Diwali - Celebration of Light.

Omja & Omja Food Collective would like to celebrate Diwali with you.

This is a family event - food, music, story telling, mandala coloring, and many more. 5.30 pm to 8.00 pm. Pull out your Bharat (Indian) wear or, wear your most colorful piece.

Space is limited. Please RSVP at your earliest.

10/14/2025

It's a slighty windy sunny day, where many are loving the organic butter chicken, and organic mango lassi.

$22 - Organic Butter Chicken (Murgh Makhani)

Tender pieces of organic chicken slow-cooked in a silky roma tomato, roasted pumpkin seeds, organic butter, and organic cream sauce, spiced just right for a rich yet gentle flavor loved worldwide. With rice or naan.

$10 - Mango Lassi with Saffron

Organic yogurt blended with sweet Alphonso mangoes, lightly infused with saffron and cardamom — a golden, refreshing balance of creamy and fragrant.

Made fresh daily. Not from frozen.

10/13/2025

Happy Thanksgiving to All. Omja is closed today as we are with family but, we return tomorrow.

10/11/2025

Today, Omja attended the most beautiful Celebration of Life.

As I leave Marta's celebration of life, which I must say was incredibly beautiful, I’m holding close one simple truth from the beauty herself: "You have no idea how lucky you are to be alive."

Alive — to feel the morning sun on your skin.
Alive — to take a deep breath and watch the world move.
Alive — to argue, to laugh, to love, to cry, to dream again.

We take it all for granted, until someone we love no longer can.

Grief changes everything. It humbles you. It softens you. It strips away ego, judgment, and pretense until only what’s real remains — love.

Accept. Forgive. Have compassion. We are all trying our best. No one is perfect. Stop the bitchy pretension. Stop the hate. Life is too fragile to waste on resentment.

To those I’ve crossed paths with — whether it’s been a moment, months, or years — I love you. Please forgive my stupidity. I’ve also forgiven your idiotic, heartless craziness. That’s what love asks of us — to see beyond the hurt, to find understanding where there once was anger.

Someone shared the other day, “You and so-and-so aren’t even friends anymore — why are you still in touch with her family?”

My answer was simple: love is unconditional. It doesn’t have an expiry date. I love her family. And I still love her — I always will.

Then there’s cancer. F**k cancer. Truly. It steals, it breaks, it takes too much — and still, it can’t kill love. Let’s learn about it. Let’s talk about it. Let’s do better — for those we’ve lost and those still fighting.

For everyone who has held my family, including Krueger, close to your heart during our walk with grief — thank you. Your love has carried us in ways I can never repay.

The journey of grief is like no other. It rips you apart, but in the breaking, you discover grace, truth, and a love that transcends even death.

So if you ever meet grief — and I truly hope you don’t anytime soon — remember this: love is more powerful than hate. Always.

10/09/2025

Another batch of channa masala and rajma paired with rice or paratha is available today.

$18 each with rice or naan or enjoy a thali, both for $26 with rice & paratha. I'll even throw in a hot chai for you made with oat milk or organic grass fed cow milk.

Advanced orders recommended by sending a message here or calling 250.931.0732.