INDIA 101

"Lackluster! Nothing special here. Buffet style and it's $19 per person. Seating is stacked, meaning you're sitting really close to other people. I won't be going back and you shouldn't waste your hard earned money! Water refills are unheard of here."

"Lunch time is 12-3 pm. At 3 pm, they will start removing the foods, so start early otherwise you may not fulfill your potential to eat in slow and steady manner. Long que in the weekends so whenever arrive there, register your name and how many people to eat at the reception counter. They will call by your name whenever there is seat available."

"Probably one of the biggest Indian buffet in North America. They had so many options and they covered North Indian, South Indian dishes in them. Staff were friendly and price was also reasonable for the amount of food and items they have served."

"They have Buffet all you can eat Dinner. Their chicken tandoori, Fried chicken, the noodles and mango lassi with other desserts like gulab jamun, Kheer, halowa was delicious. Their panipuri also taste great. Most of the other items we found was average on taste. The atmosphere was good. You just have to pick the items you like. You not gonna like every items. The biryani’s are average. But one thing is that if you are not into spicy food, this is your restaurant. You will like it."

"This is a solid buffet restaurant if you're looking to try different Indian dishes as a beginner or just want to satisfy your cravings. I was in my Indian phase, and have been craving different dishes. I saw an advertisement saying this has over 60+ items, and the cost wasn't crazy either, so we stopped by. We came around 7 PM on a Sunday and the restaurant was packed. There were a couple of large parties in front of us. They have a waiting area, which is pretty nice, with a staircase leading to the second floor. I'm guessing the 2nd floor is for private events mainly. We waited about 25 minutes for a table. The restaurant looked big on the outside, but the seating area was pretty small. I was amazed at their buffet options and how organized everything was. They have appetizers, curries, salad bars, fresh dosa, desserts, lassi, fountain drinks, and more. Just like other buffets, you grab a plate at the beginning and make your way down the road. There are small wooden bowls if you want to separate your curries like me. I enjoyed trying everything, and I absolutely love the dosa. I wish the dosa was crispy like what I usually get at restaurants, but I think it's pretty solid for buffet style. The regular rice was undercooked-- it was still crunchy when we bit into it so that was disappointing. I love their mango lassi and the fountain drinks. Everything is available for you to grab which is very convenient. The food quality isn't the best but it was still good enough to satisfy my cravings. My boyfriend didn't like the tandoori chicken-- he said it was pretty plain and tasteless. You can see the naan and dosa being cooked right behind the counter so that was pretty cool. They restock it quickly since there's one person behind each area. Overall, it's a solid place if you want to try multiple Indian dishes. Most buffets are only available during weekday lunch so I was happy to find one that offers weekend dinners as well!"