Indian food and a show? New restaurant opens beside Lancaster County movie theater
Moviegoers looking for a bite to eat have a new option in Indian Land with the opening of Aroma Indian Grill.
Aroma recently opened in the former Red Rocks space at 9648 Red Stone Dr., in the RedStone shopping center. The Indian restaurant is beside the RedStone 14 movie theater. Red Rocks closed last fall.
Shopping center developer MPV Properties announced Aroma’s opening. It has a full bar and is open for lunch and dinner.
Following Aroma at RedStone are Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream in the former Menchie’s storefront at 9716 Red Stone Dr. by mid-year, and a 2,300-square-foot PetMedic animal clinic in a building under construction by the same time next year.
A second phase at RedStone by mid-2026 will add 345 apartments, 18 townhomes and almost 23,000 square feet of retail space, according to the developer.
Aroma is the second Lancaster County Indian restaurant.
Indian Fusion Grill and Bar is also in Indian Land, farther south near Sun City. A growing number of spots in Fort Mill and Tega Cay mirrors a significant uptick in the Indian population in northern York and Lancaster counties.
Plans were recently announced for a new Indian food grocery store, Triveni Supermarket, in Tega Cay.
Aroma takes up an almost 5,700-square-foot restaurant space with a patio overlooking the movie theater entrance. The space opened in 2018.
Overall, RedStone is a planned 310,000-square-foot regional shopping center at U.S. 521 and S.C. 160. It’s a short drive from Fort Mill, or to the state line at Ballantyne and Charlotte.
