Favorite Indian Restaurant

Delicious food! I always order the Butter Chicken that comes with Rice with a Side of Naan and a Mango Lassi. Customer service at the register is typically cool! They also have a buffet option on the weekends that I plan to try out one of these days!- Mrs. Arizona United States 2024

I just took takeout and it's all stale. Rice was definitely not made today and half cooked. Lassi was too salted beyond anyone can tolerate. I would never tried this restaurant again.

We ordered takeout with goat curry and chicken tikka curry. As soon as we caught a whiff of the aroma, we knew it was going to taste amazing. We tried both dishes, and they didn't disappoint. The meats were cooked perfectly, with just generous amount of curry, making it great to enjoy with rice, naan, or roti.

Considering food, service and ambiance for Sunday dinner I would rate this 2.5 - 3. No dinner buffet so ordered a variety of items...First issue is you walk in and the place is dark....not dim but dark like a nightclub...still light out at 6pm but blinds closed and lights off except for blue rope lighting along the ceiling which was annoying.Service is pedestrian and lacking other than to place your order. Not much follow up and when you ask for items it's a 50-50 you'll receive.Items that were good: :: Mixed tandoori chicken - :: Lamb curry - tender pieces of lamb with carrot and potato :: Meat samosa - best item we had, nice pastry with a flavorful fillingMEH items: :: Lamb biryani- rice seemed overcooked to me :: Vegetable pakoras - over battered :: Chicken tikka masala - flavor a bit flat :: Chai seemed off...I love chai but their version was different, not a fanPossibly new owners as I haven't been in awhile (since pre-pandemic) and not sure I'm rushing to return. Even by 730 the lights in some booths were on but dim...this wasn't ambient lighting and brighter outside. Ridiculous...no longer my "favorite" Indian spot

This review is specifically regarding the weekend dinner buffet.For a buffet, the items are filled at a decent rate, and they drop off waters when you're seared. The food is all pretty tasty. One thing I miss is the fresh naan brought to your table, now it's on the buffet.Some standouts for me are the fish pakoras, saag, eggplant, chicken tikka and tandoori chicken. They offer chai that's pre sweetened, but not overly sweet (honestly I take mine without sugar when I have the chance, but theirs is manageable). They also offer kheer and mango soft serve.They're great handling larger groups too!So, whether you're here for a family dinner, or you want to introduce a friend to Indian food for the first time, they have something for everyone.

My family and I came here a ton when I was growing up, best Indian place around at the time. We came again on a Friday night and there was no buffet, so we ordered off the menu. We got butter chicken, palak paneer, chickpea curry, samosas, and naan. It took forever to get our food, literally 45 minutes, all the food was really bland and cold. Plus it was really dark and completely empty, and there was only one employee who kept stepping out to smoke while we were there. Will not be going back sadly.

We were so disappointed in our most recent trip here but we are still hoping that it was just an off day. Instead of bringing naan refills to the table now, they have the naan in the buffet table. Totally understand this from an efficiency standpoint, but it leads to long queues. Sometimes you have to wait a cycle before you get your hands on those fluffy pillows of naan. The tikka masala and the butter chicken tasted bland. Honestly, couldn't tell much difference between the two. Our favorite dish here used to be the fish pakora. We were very disappointed when we saw the fish was replaced with a fried shrimp. You can imagine our excitement when they brought out the fish pakora in the middle of our meal. I got myself a bowl and the first bite was full of DISAPPOINTMENT. It tasted like reheated leftovers, the lukewarm batter was simultaneously gummy and hard. The fish inside was dried out. Why would they serve this? It was so offensive I would have been less upset if they had just not brought it out at all. We came at 6pm at a Saturday and the kheer was empty. They never refilled it during our entire meal. Some positive things -- they have a few offerings that I don't usually see at Indian buffets. I really liked their baingan bartha (eggplant) and their chili chicken. They still have unlimited chai and a healthy selection of different proteins (chicken, goat, paneer) in their curries.Honestly, at $23 per person, we left feeling like it wasn't worth it. I would give them one more chance for nostalgia's sake, but this last trip left a bitter taste in my mouth.

Every time I go here it doesn't disappoint. Varied dishes so basically everyone can find something interesting. The buffet is the way to go. Waitstaff are wonderful.

Really enjoyed our meal here! Everything tasted incredible - I definitely want to come back and try the buffet. No complaints about service, as they were very attentive. I got lots of free refills of my chai :) Authentic flavors and delicious - lives up to the name of being the favorite! My personal favorite was the palek paneer and the butter chicken. No matter what base you eat it over (rice, naan, etc) everything goes well with each other, and you can mix and match sauces and proteins with your bases as well.Please note that the buffet is only on Fridays and Saturdays for dinner (5-9pm).

This is my go-to spot for Indian food! I like their butter chicken, chicken masala, and garlic naan. If you never had Indian food before I recommend those items to order!I've been here for the buffet and regular hours. I believe they only have the buffet now on the weekends, and it is only for dinner. The service here is pretty good; they're fast at getting your food to the table.The place itself is roomy; they have a lot of tables and even booths. Overall, I would definitely come back here and try other Indian dishes!