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Masala Indian Bistro Expands to North Myrtle Beach
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Myrtle Beach Pulse Staff

Myrtle Beach Pulse Staff

Feb 5, 2026

I LOVE Indian food...this will be a must try for me! 

Masala Indian Bistro
is set to open a new location in North Myrtle Beach this month, marking the city's second Indian restaurant.

 

The new establishment will be situated at 3600 Highway 17 South, adjacent to the Honey Baked Ham store, as confirmed by owner Amit Kumar.

 

This expansion follows the success of Kumar's original restaurant at 4025 N. Kings Highway in Myrtle Beach.

 

Patrons can expect the same authentic Indian dishes that have made the original location a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

 

Notably, this will be the second Indian restaurant to open in North Myrtle Beach within a year, following the debut of Aariv Indian Cuisine at 3711 Highway 17 S.

 

Before Aariv's arrival, the area lacked Indian dining options, making Masala's new location a welcome addition to the culinary landscape.

 

For more information or reservations, contact Masala Indian Bistro at (843) 444-0324.

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