Best goat curry I've eaten! Service was great and the ability to create a thali with dishes of your choice was a fabulous idea. read more

Had Roti canni , which is nothing but Kerala Partha and chicken tikka Masala . The portion is kind of very less , but is it worth 10$ ? Don't think so !!! read more

Looking for something different to try, my adventurous palate led me to a rather contemporary Indian cuisine, Bhojanic. In contrast to the traditional Indian meals you would encounter at most places, the restaurant attempts to switch things up. In my opinion, the food is a bit overpriced while the service does little to redeem. Upon arrival, an uptight hostess hastily dealt with us and showed us our seat. The decor aims for a simple elegance which merely strikes as tacky, raw, and unfinished (Concrete floors, unfinished ceilings, etc.) To be fair, the creative splash found here is right in line with the neighboring shops in its plaza. The menu is a simple one-pager consisting of kathi rolls, thalis, curries, and "tapas" appetizers. The thali's a terrific option to sample several different items (non-veg and veg). - our favorites were the chole and saag paneer. The turkey kathi roll is delicious and comes loaded with fully spiced turkey kebabs. Among all others, the goat curry was easily the table favorite: tenderly sliced goat pieces cooked in a savory curry and served with basmati rice. Our waiter was pleasant and did what she could to help us navigate through the menu. I would have liked to see her check up on us a few more times and have made a stronger effort to ensure our satisfaction. The indifferent hostess passively murmured a goodbye on our way out - perhaps a customer communication training would suit her well. Bottomline: good food, a bit overpriced, and okay service. read more

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One of the best places for Indian food. The have a full bar which is good for people who want more than beer with their meals. Chicken tikka masala and goat curry (not lamb, "goat") is sumptuous. Their thali with the option to select veggies and meat is super value for money. For sure I have struggled to finish the thalis purely because of the quantity it has. The food is always great and so is ambience. If it's a nice evening I prefer to sit outside and eat!! read more

Bhojanic Catering - Indian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

The atmosphere is gorgeous and very intimate. Great for a small dinner party or a nice date night. Food wise: the Alu Tikki appetizer is the best thing on the menu. The chickpea curry is unbelievable. It has almost a barbecue curry flavoring that I could eat forever. The appetizer only comes with two patties, so it's a good small appetizer perfect for sharing. For dinner, we ordered the chicken tikka masala, one of the Thalis plates, and the chicken curry. The chicken tikka masala had great flavor, but the chicken curry was over salty. We also orders the garlic naan which sadly had zero flavor. I'm hoping tonight was just an off night because I have heard so many great things about this place. Would definitely try again for that appetizer and to see if maybe next time it would be less salty! read more

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Had a weekday lunch here with a coworker. The restaurant was pretty full by 12:30. The service was helpful and patient as we poured over the menu. The decor was nice too. We both settled on the vegetarian thali. I had mine with the eggplant, chickpeas, and cauliflower vegetables. All were delicious and the chickpeas were my favorite. Next time I want to try the lentils. The portions were generous and we each left stuffed. The price was appropriate for the quality and meal size. It wasn't THE most amazing Indian cuisine I have ever had, but it was still very good. Will definitely be back! read more

Bhojanic Catering - Veggie Thali. Yum!! Eggplant above the salad. Chickpeas in the middle. Cauliflower by the yogurt. - Indian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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It was good going down, but coming out the other end. Not so much. $129 to feed 4 people. I thought was kinda pricey for this kind of food, but there was Im assuming that we had enough because no one took home a to go container. My favorite was the Shrimp Bjojanic. I'm just not a fan of this type of food, so anytime I eat at Indian restaurants its because someone else wants to eat there. The Chicken Marsala was the best I've ever tasted, but my palette for this type of food is very limited. This particular occasion was during the month of May for the Atlanta Jazz Festival live music events. The atmosphere was brisk and people were swaying to the beat so somehow, Indian food and jazz goes together. Our server was great, its now 6 months since I was actually there, so I can't recall his name. But he was able to describe every dish on the menu and make suggestions that turned out to be good pick. read more

There are a few places that truly live up to be fusion. Bhojanic is one of them. While sticking to authenticity of Indian cuisine yet adding a twist to every dish, this eatery has surely got it all. Great for South Asian cuisine virgins, cause the chef here surely keeps the spice level in check. And hence each dish has a unique flavor, not just hot chilies rolled up in a curry. My recommendations, saag paneer, dal tarka, chicken makhni and to end your meal with a scrumptious dessert better try the daal ka halwa. Needless to say, I'll be coming back for more, soon. read more

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I remember the days when Bhojanic was at the old location on Clairemont Ave and their service and food was really superior. However a while back they moved to the new location by Lenox Mall. Same restaurant, same owner, but something went downhill. I remember having the chicken tikka masala more than once at the old location that was just so wonderful! Now ? Its fair at best. Ive eaten there twice in the last 4 months. Its just not the same. I ordered the same thing the last 2 visits that I used to love at the other location to make sure the last visit wasnt just an off night. Its confirmed. It's nowhere near what they used to do in my opinion. My visit before the one tonight was in the afternoon, and a sports game was on and the servers were really only interest in that. Tonight was busier so they had to pay a little more attention. What really irks me about this place is that they to swap food for advertising. Its not all that uncommon. All these places that offer food deals for about 1/2 price, like the back of Creative loafing loaf deals etc often dont have lots of cash to pay, so they offer food in exchange. I was a big buyer of these in the past. However, often when YOU want to use them, THEY dont want to take them! Keep in mind most DONT have expiration dates. I can understand if they did. Some do. In that case your forwarned. However tonight I had one with no expiration, the initials hand written by the owner or official, and no, we dont want it was the reply from the owner. She wouldnt come out and tell me, she made the waiter who had nothing to do with it tell me, the customer, she wont take it. The excuse of the day was we moved. Well, so what! Its still Bhojanic, its still YOUR restaurant, the customers didnt make you move, and you didnt go bankrupt and close. Debts to others dont disappear because you move. People dont realize the number of Indian restaurants that we have in the Atlanta area. Enter Indian restaurants above with Atlanta GA and you will see 10 times more than you ever imagined!!! Dont forget Bangladeshi and Nepalese too. Its similar. Its generally not as spicy and this restaurant caters to mostly anglo clientele that should like that too. Check these other places out. Theres so much to explore. GO PATRONIZE A PLACE THAT WONT STIFF YOU! P.S. I have bought more than this one coupon and was able to use others in the past both here and at the other location. read more

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I was looking for something different and found it at Bhojanic. They have your usual entrees and curries, but also have chat (street food) and methi paratha with a fried egg! The Thali is a massive plate for you to pick your combination of meat(s) and vegetable(s), but it's a great deal. I tried the goat curry and punjabi kardi (onion dumpling) The ambience is cool inside and warm outside with Indian music playing in the background. Service was friendly and helpful with a cup of yogurt to counter the spicy oils even though they charged for it. read more

Ok, so I'm mostly team no meat every so often I will eat seafood, not much of a foodie so I eat to live not the other way around. It can be challenging to find well seasoned food for my taste. I took a chance and walked into Bhojanic and I am glad I did the food was nice and seasoned and the staff as a whole was very helpful. If you've always wanted to try Indian food and not sure what to try. Stop in and try the buffet and you will not be disappointed. read more

Visited this amazing restaurant with my sister and brother-in-law, who were super excited to try this Indian sounding, american take on traditional Indian street food. The hostess was very gracious and immediately seated us on arriving. She also promptly took our orders and was quick to make some good recommendations. For appetizers we had the Gol Guppas (or also called Pani Puris), Aloo Tikki chat and Samosa Chaat. The Samosa was bang on with the spicy and delicious potato stuffing and fried just right amount... no excess oil leaving behind a trail. The others gorged on the Gol Guppas like there was going to be no end to it... ordering for a little more flavored water and sweet tamarind chutney and mint sauce. For main course, we each ordered for Lunch Thalis (meals) comprising of veg and non veg options that we could choose from the menu listings. The non vegetarian section with the tender goat curry and Chiken tikka masala stood out high above the rest. Exceptionally delicious with just the right depth of hotness and spices. We could do with a little more spices levels but for a lunch this was just right. The vegetarian dishes could be a lot better since they failed to strike a positive note on our palates neither with the spice levels nor with the flavors. Kadi Pakoda was the only good choice although ultra mild. Chole not atal and Chilli Paneer (cottage cheese) was sweet much against the name itself!! Dessert left a mesmerizingly sweet memory with us as we gorged through the Gulab Jamuns and Rasmalai. Perfectly done, tender and succulent with sugar syrup. Good to visit to get an initial introduction to Indian cuisine and try different kinds of street food for appetizers. read more

Just tried the pick up option and there new tester menu for pizza and it was very good. The tandoori pizza was the best pizza I ever had I will be back read more

We've been twice and enjoyed our first visit a tad more. Food was better first time as was service. Second visit we had to remind our server to bring our veg, our drinks and our naan; if we weren't the ONLY people in the place it may have been more understandable. But, she was really sweet and pleasant. I will say, our veg was really too salty, and I love salt. Regardless, this is a really great place for straight up Indian within a modern space and nice people. It's becoming a fave! read more

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Ordered from the food truck last night in my neighborhood and it was easy peazy! Got the eggplant bharta, chicken tikka masala and vegan samosas. So good! Please keep doing the food truck during this time :) read more

I got a vegan thali delivered. It was really good. Full of flavor and spicy. I ordered the chole, the aloo gobi, and the bengan bharta. All very tasty. I will definitely order again. I wish the naan was vegan but otherwise I was very happy with the choices. Delicious! read more

Bhojanic Catering - Indian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I love the restaurant interior. And the service was amazing... friendly and very attentive. The food wasn't my favorite. I think the bar is high in Atlanta for Indian food. And this lacked the flavor that I've had at some of the other local spots. I got the chicken tikka masala and found it lackluster. My boyfriend had the lamb curry and it was better. The rice was good and the portions were big though! read more

This is probably the closest to Indian homely food! It was soulful, simple yet very comforting! I ordered the shakahari thali with 3 veggies - aloo gobhi, saag paneer and chole.. All 3 tasted reasonably good! Roti was just like the ones I make at home. Masala mojito was sooo refreshing! Awesome experience and awesome service! read more

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Very bad service. Came here with kids and took them 1 hour to bring kids food. And other food (ideally very quick to make) came even later. Very very slow. read more

We tried the 'pick up option' first time but are super unsatisfied with the size of the Bhojanic Paneer starter. It's less than portion of 'Raita' or yogurt dip at most other places. It's priced at $9.95 but we did not expect not even 4 medium sized paneer pieces. Either the website should specify what the size will be or show pics etc. Sadly, not ordering from here anymore! read more

Bhojanic Catering - Bhojanic paneer - Indian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

We visited this place twice in last month or so. Quality of food is good. Service also was welcoming. Few suggestions - for take out orders, can you use biodegradable packing ( no Styrofoam or plastic for specially hot food. - tater tots is no no :-) read more

Best Indian food in Atlanta hands down! Shrimp Curry is delicious....the Roti Canai is the best Chicken Tikka Masala you've ever had. Love the restaurant space, tucked away in the corner of Shops Around Lenox...and they have an awesome beer selection. Just go there! read more

Bhojanic Catering - Indian Beer! - Indian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I was part of a disastrous dinner of perhaps 12 or so folks, mostly from out of town. I am not one to ever complain about service, but in this case, it was unbelievably inept. It took one to two hours for orders to arrive sporadically and incorrectly and the place wasn't crowded. Some people were finished eating, while others were still waiting for anything to arrive. The waiters had to repeatedly ask folks at our table what it was that they had ordered. My thali, which only took an hour to arrive, didn't include the drink I had asked for or the chutney and the bread was the wrong kind. I didn't mention any of that to the waiters, who were devising much larger screw ups, but I did have to ask for silverware twice. The food was exceptionally bland, three curries: spinach, chick peas and eggplant, all of which tasted about the same, slightly worse than Trader Joe's frozen Indian entrees, which are decent. It was a pathetic experience, embarrassing for all. read more

We stumbled in, after a weary 24 hours of interrupted travel and flight cancellations. We were exhausted and starving, and this place did not disappoint! I ordered the $12 lunch express which comes with an app, entree, and drink. The price was on point - such a great deal! I had a house salad with mango vinaigrette, mini thali plate (aloo gobi, chicken curry, rice, chapati, raita), and chai. I also ordered a mango lassi and lamb chop app. Spice level and quality of ingredients were both great. Everything was so aromatic and fresh! Great food can be transformative, especially after rough travel days. If we're in ATL again, we'll definitely drop in! read more

Horrible experience! I tried to contact to cater an event but nobody responded properly about the questions or concerns that I had. On top of that, the person working on my catering order never even picked my call or bothered to call me back. Finally I had to give up and place my order somewhere else. read more

This is good place if you're around Buckhead and feel like Indian food. Lot of options if you're a vegetarian. I've pretty much tried everything vegetarian on their menu and if I had to pick the top three I'd probably pick the HBK kaati roll, Mexican Bhel and the Eggplant sabzi. Overall I feel like this place could do more in terms of flavor but still a good pick of you like indian cuisine. read more

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Grabbed dinner here and everything sounded amazing so my boyfriend and I decided to eat tapas style. Chose this place because they serve halal food, which they don't advertise anywhere; it's by word of mouth. We ordered the mango chili wings, which were the perfect middle ground of mango sweetness and spicy. I even tried to recreate these when I got home! We also order the papri chaat, which is one of my favorite apps to order at an Indian restaurant. The roti canal came with ctm which was good, but the Malaysian roti was just the frozen paratha you find at you local Indian grocery. The last item was the chicken 65 with naan and that was good as well. While the food was good, service was kind of whack. Our waiter disappeared! There were only two other tables and the other people working there didn't seem to notice or probably just didn't care. read more

I love this place. Urban meets Indian. The food is fresh and clean. I ordered a lunch express which included a samsoa, or side salad. Don't get balsalmic dressing as you will not experience the culture that you should be there for. I had the mint dressing and it was wonderful. With the express lunch you can get 1 meat and 2 veggies. Since I'm vegetarian I chose the Chloe (chickpeas) and Daal. It comes with rice, yogurt, and flat bread. The only thing I would have enjoyed with my lunch is Indian music playing in the background. I think it would have enriched my experience read more

Bhojanic is cozy, well decorated and they have live music some nights which makes perfect spot for intimate dinner date or a night with your friends . I have dined here couple of times and both the times this places was completely packed but we made a reservation beforehand so we skipped the wait time. When it comes to food we had their paneer bhojanic, alu tikki, paneer kathi roll, vegetable biryani, paneer of the day, tandoori garlic naan, along with mango lassi drinks. I thought their naan was soft, fresh and really good with the garlic. biryani flavors was on point. Alu tikki and mango lassi was just fine. But I was little disappointed with all three paneer dishes( it's may be bcoz I am spoiled with having had much better ones ;) ). The service was decent and overall a good experience. read more

Fantastic place. Came back after 8 years but the food is as good as ever. Samosas were truly delicious, not what you get at most Indian restaurants. Goat curry was succulent with the right levels of spice, tenderness, thickness of gravy. Paneer 65 was also delicious but the chutney takes the cake. Raita was a perfect balance. Dal makhni was perfect. Only a bit tardy on the makki roti. A little more salt. A little softer. And it would have been perfect. All in all great food. A tad slow on service but the place was busy so I can live with a little delay specifically when the food is great. Even my wife, who is a forced vegetarian today, gave 5 stars (that says something given she just endured me enjoying my goat curry to the hilt)... till next time, ciao.... read more

Trying to figure out why the food is served in prison food trays. Doesnt make the food look appealing at all.

I Was looking for a quick Indian dinner option after shopping at Lenox mall with my parents. This came up first on yelp! I have been to this bhojanic location once before. Location in Decatur is closed. My parents ordered vegetarian thali and they really enjoyed it. I really didn't want to eat carbs so decided to get turkey kababs. Turkey kababs were so delicious that I ordered it to go as well. Service was great! I would definitely recommend this place. Thanks for reading. read more

I've been really curious about Bhojanic for awhile now - especially with the increase of Indian fusion restaurants opening around town as of late. There is a Decatur location - which is a lot more convenient for me, but I'm happy that we got to experience the Buckhead locale first. The space is impressive, it's spacious and very clean and elegant with Asian accented decor. There's a full bar, ample seating - including a small outdoor seating area, as well as a private (ish) dining room adjacent to the bar. The service was excellent, our waitress was so sweet and attentive.When it came to choosing my entree, I was [of course] concerned about the spice level (wimpy taste buds - I has them), and she so kindly brought out a sample of each entree so I could taste the strength of the kick - of all the times I've asked how spicy a dish is, this is the first time someone's ever offered to let me try it beforehand - so. thoughtful! With the threat of spice no longer looming, here's a quick rundown of everything we had: - Alu Tikki (potato patties topped w/ chickpea curry, mint, and tamarind chutney): This was probably my favorite dish out of everything we had - it's one of their tapas options, but it's perfectly functional as a shared appetizer. It's one of the weaker spiced dishes (which is a good thing), there's definitely a slight kick, but nothing I couldn't handled. I love the flavor of the herbs, the savoriness from the chickpeas, and the sweetness from the chutney. I wish there was more mint though; I. Love. Mint. - Goat Curry (goat stewed w/ spices in a yogurt curry): This is definitely the least spiciest of the meat entrees - again there is a lingering kick, but it wasn't overpowering. The goat is very tender, it's really well cooked, and I loved the "yogurt gravy" - I was expecting something a bit thicker, but it's more of a soupy-stew; It's very flavorful, and a great compliment to the meat. - Saag Paneer (creamed spinach w/ Indian cheese): The spiciest of everything I had, so I didn't eat too much of it, but what I could handle, I enjoyed. - Pistachio Cheesecake w/ Mango sauce: Definitely the best cheesecake I've enjoyed in a long while. There were bits of pistachio and another spice baked into the cheesecake, and the mango sauce, just brought to a whole other level - I also liked how balanced it was - it wasn't too overwhelmingly sweet. The goat curry and the saag paneer were part of my thali (the combination platter; one meat, one veggie option) - in addition, there was also rice, a yogurt sauce, a pita cracker (the most flavorful piece of pita, you'll ever enjoy!), and naan. I was blown away by how much food it included - it was very filling to say the least. Had I known how large the portion size was going to be I probably wouldn't have ordered the app or the dessert. I also ordered a mocktail (living on the edge, I know), and I have to say it's probably the best one I've had - if I had been none the wiser, I would've thought there was alcohol in it! Which they are completely willing to add - if you wish. Overall, I had a great experience, I'm looking forward to trying as many dishes as I can - have mercy on my poor taste buds! read more

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Even though I live and work 5 minutes from Bhojanic Decatur, I was so excited for Bhojanic Buckhead to open! There can really never be too much of something so good, right? I had lunch there with a colleague during the first week they were open, and we opted to enjoy the beautiful patio seating. I did get a look inside, though, and the ambiance of the whole restaurant, inside and out, is very modern and cool, open and airy. It's got a really great feel to it. While we perused the menu, we sipped some tasty mango lassi thanks to a Facebook promotion they were doing leading up to the opening day. Seriously delicious lassi, perfect balance of sweet mango and creaminess, with just a hint of spice. We both ordered thalis, loaded down with saag paneer, chicken (she got curry, I got butter) and the most amazing little dumplings in sauce, Punjabi khadi. I seriously loved that sauce - I was just spooning it up like soup! If the khadi is a thali option when you're there, don't miss it! We also split an order of bhini masala okra, which was way spicier than I anticipated but still amazing. The thalis also come with chapati bread, rice, papadam, raita, and a little salad. So although the price of $9-14 (depending on what you get) might seem steep, I had more than enough for two generous meals. The quality of the food is just as high as the original Decatur location, and our lunch service could not have been better. Truly excellent lunch destination, and a great addition to the Buckhead dining scene! read more

This is for sure my favorite Indian restaurant in GA. The food came in large amounts and everything was delicious. I went during lunch and it wasn't packed. My food came out fast. I can't forget the drinks! $5 sangrias all day and my food was only $14 read more

Bhojanic Catering - Combo with curry chicken and chicken Marsala - Indian Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

The first time I ate at Bhojanic was in 2008 at the original Decatur location. I have been hooked ever since! This is my go to restaurant for a quick Indian food fix. Service: Usually very prompt, they can get busy on weekends but still have never waited more than 30 minutes for a seat. Atmosphere: The new location looks more sleek and less hip but its still cozy. It also has a nice bar area for sitting. Food: The food is always good. Its not spicy enough for me, but my non-indian friends love it. I love their palak paneer and samosas. I can't find any other place that makes it like this! The thali is huge, and I usually split it with someone. Price: It is a little pricey compared other Indian places, but it is definitely tastier too! Overall, I've never had a bad experience bringing someone here and always love it! read more

Came in here with a scoutmob hand-picked deal which was an awesome bargain. For $29, we got two cocktails, an appetizer, two thali plates, and a dessert. Sat on the patio around 6pm on a Thursday afternoon. Started with a cocktail with lemonade, muddled chills, and absolute cilantro vodka. Initially, was grossed out by the thought of cilantro vodka but it's actually delicious in this drink. Also, love anything spicy and this drink had a kick. Good cocktail to try if you're feeling adventurous. My bf also got a thai beer which sounded really exotic per the description but I swear tasted exactly like blue moon. We started with chicken 65 which was just ok. Really salty and not that flavorful. Their version is not deep fried and just chunks of tandoori chicken covered in a red sauce. I didn't think it was that spicy and all in all I would not get this again especially if you've had Zyka's version which is superior. The party next to us got the chicken wings which looked really good, I want to try that next time. Then came the thalis. I got saag paneer, chicken tikka masala, and the bengan bharta or eggplant as my entrees. All of this came with rice, raita or yogurt, and a bread which wasn't naan and tasted more like a pita bread. Saag paneer was very good, tikka masala just tasted like the chicken 65 in a thicker saltier red sauce, and bengan bharta was excellent. I was really hoping that the pita would be good but it was pretty mediocre and dry. Also the rice was clumpy which bothers me because I feel like all asian and southeast asian places should know how to cook rice. I asked for hot sauce and the waiter ended up bringing out this thai pickled chili slices that were sweet and sour. I would buy this alone if they sold it in a jar. It was so spicy and perfectly complimented the food. Dessert was a cardamom pistachio cheesecake with mango sauce. This was awesome, unique, and the best thing we had all night. Really big slice and basically a spiced indian ny cheesecake speckled with pistachio studs. So good! I would come back just for this. By 8, this outdoor patio was packed. Our waiter was really nice and relatively attentive considering he was getting slammed by all the parties wanting to sit outside. It took awhile to process our check because of the hand-picked deal needing to be verified by the manager. Overall, I'd come back to try non-thali dishes-this place has potential. read more

Beware! Restaurant is practicing shady billing. Check your receipts for higher prices than what's listed on the menu! Not cool and its an easy fix if the restaurant really wants to practice honest business and keep repeat customers. Manager not too sincere in his apology but credited 1 of our 3 "Grandma's Apple Pie" specialty moonshine drinks. It's the principle of the matter. I'm sure every table was charged at least $10-$15 more than advertised, you do the math. We had a good experience with friends (male bartender is awesome). however the aforementioned situation raises eyebrows, hence one star for shady billing. Bhojanic, do the right thing. read more

FINALLY an Indian restaurant in Atlanta that I love! I've been waiting for this place to open for the longest time as I'm a frequent lululemon shopper and have seen their "Opening Soon" signs for a very long time now. There is an upsetting lack of Indian food choices in the Buckhead area and I'm not always in the mood to drive to Decatur so I was counting the days until this place opened - even though I had no idea how long it would take. We finally got the chance to try this place out today and like I said, we loved it. My husband and I invited two friends to check out the place with us and we also had our one year old son with us. We had a reservation so we were seated immediately (I'd recommend making a reservation for Saturday nights as the place got packed immediately after we arrived). Our server was wonderful, attentive and helpful. Both my husband and I ordered the Bhojanic with Chicken Tikka Misala and I thought the chicken was cooked excellently. I also got the califlower/potato and the chickpea vegetables. I liked how the Thalis (the combination platters) allowed you to pick and choose multiple types of meat or vegetables instead of having to order family style like most Indian places. The combination platter comes with a tortilla-like bread as well as a wafer like bread, salad, and yogurt. My one year old loved the yogurt and tortilla bread that came with the combination platter. I was also impressed at the ability of our server to list out all the ingredients in the yogurt when I asked without having to ask the chef. Love the decor, love the service, and really love this place! I was getting so sick of having to travel to sketchy strip malls and sitting on broken chairs to eat authentic Indian food. Thanks Bhojanic, for the trendy atmosphere and the authentic food. We'll be back soon! read more

I'm really conflicted about this review. I came here for lunch and when we arrived there was just one table seated. The server came quickly enough to explain the menu to us; I decided on the platter (it's similar to a bento box) with the chicken curry, rice and the saag paneer. The chicken was flavorful, although I only got 3 pieces swimming in sauce and the saag paneer is a better quality than I've had at other places. The tea that came with the lunch was absolutely delicious! It's like a home brewed with some foam on it. I've never had anything like it before! So why the low stars? Well, it took forever for everything to come out. People who were seated after us got their lunch before us. And an order of nan never even came out until the check arrived which took 2 requests for. The restaurant is not huge, and there were 3 people working the floor, so I really don't understand why this was a problem. We even mentioned it to the server and all she could do was mumble, yeah, sorry. Really? I really want to go back and chalk this up to a bad day of service. read more