The New Jewel Of India

"I recently dined at this Indian restaurant, and it was an exceptional experience. The aromatic spices, flavorful dishes, and warm ambiance made for an unforgettable meal. The staff was attentive and friendly, ensuring we felt welcomed. Each dish showcased the authenticity of Indian cuisine, leaving my taste buds delighted. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone craving delicious and authentic Indian flavors. A definite five-star dining experience!"

"I don’t understand why people run restaurant when they don’t have an ability to provide quality food and service. It’s really a bad experience for me."

"Stopped by after having an wonderful trip to Niagara and The worst Indian food you will ever have! Please don't encourage such restaurants and don't judge Indian food!! Worst manchuria and panner ever had!"

"Our waiter was very knowledgeable about the menu and got our confusing order perfectly. We're all vegetarians so cannot vouch for the non-veg options. Food came in promptly, we finished everything even though it was a bit too much for our group. I'm surprised this place doesn't have a line standing out the door."

"Best Indian Buffet in Buffalo hands down. Best vegetarian offerings and best value at 18.99. There are four Indian Buffets available post-pandemic that I am aware of (Heart of India, Kabab and Curry, Shalimar BBQ, and New Jewel) and this one is decidedly the best. Only once/week on Thursday starting at 4:30 PM but occasional they have holiday offerings. Always have pakoras (or rare occasion samosas), Naan, Garlic Naan (included with buffet), six vegetarian dishes (occasionally biryani), four meat dishes, along with salad bar. Salad bar also includes cucumber salad and onion Raita, both are excellent. Includes lentil soup, Rosemilk, and chai tea. Desert has galub jamun, kheer, and fresh fruit. Spice is mild enough for my spice-averse mother but tasty enough for myself. Pakoras have a fabulous crisp if you arrive just when they open. Naan lacks the fluff and the Biryani is a little mushy but this food on the whole cannot be beat. There is a sign at the front of the buffet saying they will charge you if you waste food. My mother was not too fond of Indian food but has now become an enthusiast closing in on addiction. Parking becomes limited when the restaurant is full, about 8 spots outside. UPDATE: They now have lunch buffet on Fri/Sat for 13.99, starts at 11:30 AM. Six vegetarian dishes became three + biryani, four meat dishes became three, no galub jamun, no bhatura. Still have lentil soup, chai, and rosemilk and all the others. For vegetarians Thursday dinner is probably the better deal with more options. If you eat meat, Fri/Sat is probably adequate for you and better value."