Taste of India

"my bf and i came here on valentines day for a romantic dinner, and had a lovely experience! even though they were pretty busy, we still received quick and kind service. i love eating here every time i visit indiana :)"

"Food wasn't as tasteful as it was automatic. The buffet was minimally typical but fresh, which is what saves it. The service was very polite and friendly at the introduction then tapered off once the language barrier came into play. The atmosphere was hard to read for I couldn't separate the negativity I seem on guests lips, whether it was outside energy or created from the environment. Will I return, probably not, but for an intro to Indian cuisine, it's a nice starter."

"Great food, but awfully long wait times. You have to wait over 50 minutes for a single dish no matter the time of day. They have a relatively large dining area but you have to commit at least an hour whether if you are dining in, taking out or ordering. It is slightly more expensive compared to Dakshin across the street but portions are bigger"

"This is the best Indian restaurant around the Purdue campus in West Lafayette, IN. I was surprised with their food quality, taste and the pricing. Cheaper than most restaurants in big urban cities. I visited this place three times during my four day stay in West Lafayette. A must visit place for anyone craving authentic Indian cuisine."

"Pretty good North Indian food. Service can be a bit spotty as they do get a bit busy. The dishes can be mixed. The dal makhani was great. The chaat was just some crisps with a lot of boiled Chana. The samosa was ok. The paratha and naan was well made. The palak paneer was yum, loads of paneer. The menu has all your favorites. Of the choices at Prudue, Taste is likely the best one."