Got a hankering for some GhandiMahal...I hope we can get uo there when it warms up this year!

Their tikka masala is awesome. I love their bowls. The younger generation have taken over the business. Can't wait to see what they do.

This is some of the best authentic Indian food I have had. In addition, the service is excellent. I went for dinner tonight and was seated promptly in a quieter table, as I requested. My server was Aaron and he made some great recommendations. Turns out, he works in the kitchen during the lunch hour. Based on his recommendation, I got the chicken reshmi kebab, a tandoori dish. The chicken was moist, juicy and flavorful. It came on a bed of charred onions. Aaron also brought out some raita (yogurt) to compliment the chicken. I also got the tandoori salmon tikka masala, a nice alternative to the traditional chicken tikka masala. Once again this was an amazing dish and went perfect with my tandoori roti and glass of Cabernet. Aaron also informed me that they are the ONLY restaurant in the country (possibly) that farms their own tilapia, mint, and other herbs in their basement. Naturally, I had to go check it out and satisfy my curiosity :). He wasn't kidding, check out my pictures. It doesn't get more real, authentic and fresh than this! I took leftovers home with an order of naan to eat for lunch tomorrow, even though I am visiting from out of town. I can't wait to come back and try the rest of their menu. read more

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I don't even know where to begin with this review.. I'm torn between the delicious quality of the food and the horrendous service that happened at the restaurant. So first thing first: Food: We ordered a curry dish and a chicken tiki masala. Rice was extra. I wonder why Indian places always charge extra for rice?? Anyways, we ordered garlic naan and tandoori chicken wings for appetizers and a mango lassi. The food was all very flavorful and yummy! The curry was surprisingly not spicy at all. I asked for medium. The tiki masala had an interesting flavor to it. It wasn't the typical butter chicken flavor I am familiar with. But it was okay. I definitely recommend the lamb curry #4, the lamb was so soft and delectable! Garlic naan was crispy and garlic packed flavors. Service: LACKING SO MUCH IN SERVICE. We waited at least 10 minutes for our waiter to come get our orders. After he got our order, I was waiting for my mango lassi. He gave us our appetizers and I still didn't get my drink, so I asked him. He said he "forgot" to put in my mango lassi on the order and would bring it out. After that, he never came to check up on us and even told me to wait one time when I flagged him down to refill our water glasses. Finally, the breaking point was how it took him 30 minutes to give us our check. The first time, it took him 15 minutes to bring us our check, another 5 minutes to pick it up, and then another guy brought us our check back without swiping the card. That has NEVER happened before. So after 30 minutes, they gave us the bill with the swiped credit card. RIDICULOUS. If you're hoping to eat authentic Indian food BUT also wait for horrible service, this is your place. I wouldn't come back again because of how this restaurant severely lacks in service. read more

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My partner and I (we are both female-presenting) went in and we very excited about the well-priced lunch buffet. We found the food was delicious, but were less than impressed with service. Since it was a buffet we did not expect extremely attentive service, but the gentleman helping us was very distant and rude. We let this slide at first since everyone can have bad days, but when a man and woman came the man was cheery, kind, and polite to them. We are unsure if this is the result of sexism or homophobia of the waiter we had, but it still made for a less enjoyable experience. Additionally, when the check was delivered we were given the check for the table next to us which included more beverages (and thus a higher bill) than ours. I cannot say if this was intentional or not, but regardless it shows that the man did not ensure checks were being delivered to the correct tables. read more

Delicious Indian food. I had the King Korma and my girlfriend had the mushroom paneer. Prices are good, portions are decent and the food is very tasty. One warning, if you're not familiar with their spice level, medium is the level of raw jalapeño and it really is. They aren't kidding. I got medium and it is what I would call hot other places. But still tasty. Just be warned! read more

I've slowly been making away around the Indian restaurants around the Twin Cities and this is one of my new favorites! It is in the Longfellow neighborhood and there are metered parking spots out front. No wait on a Monday at 6pm. They started by automatically bringing us out a type of wafer with 3 different dips. It looked like it would be really dry, but they actually melted in your mouth! I had the Delhi Tikka Masala with chicken. You can choose your meat, fish, or make it vegetarian and there are 4 spice levels to choose from for the dishes and the entrees come with basmati rice. Let's just say that I'm already excited to go back again. The flavors and spices on this dish exploded in my mouth. Good size portions and I was able to take some home so I can enjoy again tomorrow. Friendly service and decent prices. read more

There are a lot of decent places to get Indian food in the Twin Cities. Whenever I eat at Gandhi Mahal, I wonder why I bother with those places. I've never had anything at Gandhi Mahal that wasn't delicious. My favorite dish is the coconut curry with shrimp, which may be the tastiest thing I've ever had at an Indian restaurant. The avocado chutney is also mind blowing. I want to be cute and call it an Indian guacamole, but that's not accurate -- it has this unique creaminess and spice profile I can't decipher. Just trust me and get this! The vegetarian curries are good too, and they're not overly creamy and greasy like at most places. The veggies are the star. I also love their mango and pistachio lassis. I usually don't order a lassi because I don't want to fill up, but these are way better than typical ones and are worth it. The atmosphere is nice -- on a recent Saturday night, they had live music. The service isn't the friendliest, but the food is so good they could plop it down in front of me for all I care. Seriously, the only Indian place in town that's comparable in quality is Gorkha Palace. Minneapolis at its best! read more

Gandhi Mahal - Avocado chutney with garlic naan. Amazing. - Indian Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

I have been here a few times for the buffet. Nice atmosphere. Several vegetarian and chicken options. I'm a big fan of the Tandoori Chicken and Tikka Masala. I think the food is well balanced and has great taste. They also have tasty sauces which you can use to enhance the flavor. I am not an expert on Indian food, but I do know that there are a lot of different styles of cooking it, even within the same regions. I do feel like this is authentic food and that they use quality ingredients. My only suggestion is not to eat way too much (which is hard) because you'll just wanna go home and lay out for rest of the day. I will have to order their dinner menu one of these days. (Side note: If you show up to a buffet 10 minutes to closing time, and are mad because there is not much food left, it is your fault. You either should have planned your schedule better or gone to a different place to eat. It is really as simple as that. In my opinion, this goes for every place offering a buffet.) read more

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Great atmosphere. Portions are large and reasonably priced. I love that you can choose your desired level of spice. Food is flavorful and authentic. I've had several of the vegetarian dishes, and have tried some with fish, and none of them have disappointed. read more

Woohoo! SUPER hard working service people at this establishment I believe make this place hum. . I was VERY impressed for the lunch buffet today I hope they Don't change a THING! If you want FLAVOR-GO HERE! IF you want FRESH-GO HERE IF YOU WANT a FRIENDLY NEIGHBOR HOOD LIKE restaurant-GO HERE. if you want sincere service-GO HERE. I think I should be done with this review- Just GO. And Invite me to meet you there! read more

I've got buffet-belly right now. I'm still recovering from another satisfying lunch at Gandhi Mahal. I used to eat here a minimum of once a month... and my life was beautiful then. I can give it five spicy stars. Service: I have always found the staff at Gandhi Mahal to be extra friendly and helpful. I believe the majority of the employees are from the same extended family. Spice: The servers are also being honest when they advise against ordering super-extra-melt-your-tongue-off-hot. Unless your taste buds are freakishly dull, just don't do it. Of course, I did it anyway when I came for dinner the first time... because I insisted, "My dad's Indian--I can take it.. blah blah blah." I LOVE spicy food, but the highest heat levels hurt both my tongue and my pride. Food: I can't remember the names of everything, but during lunch today they were serving vegetable curry, tandoori chicken, chicken tikka masala, yellow dal (so yummy!), pulao, a mushroom and paneer dish, lamb and potatoes (this was amazing) and a few other things that I didn't get around to trying like salad (pshh), desserts, etc. It's also a nice touch that they offer fresh naan to everyone before putting it out on the buffet. They use cloves liberally, and I think a lot of the dishes could be improved with just a little less cloves since it's such an intense spice, but I'm just being nit-picky about that. Some people might like it that way. I appreciate a good piece of naan, and I would say this is one of the only things that isn't drop-dead wonderful at Gandhi Mahal. It's way better when you order it at dinner (get the garlic naan), but it pales in comparison to what I ate in India. That's to be expected, I suppose. They are also lacking in South Indian food, but I can't fault them for that. North Indian food is good too and it's standard for the Indian restaurants in the U.S. Atmosphere: A couple of months ago, they opened a kebab bar in their expanded space. I peeked at it today and I'd like to come back and see what it's all about sometime. They also added a couple of sidewalk tables this year. The decor has always been nice here too. It's more tastefully done up than most Indian restaurants (except for the plastic tablecloths). Price: The prices are on the high end for some dishes. The buffet is a deal ($10 or so) though. The dinner menu choices are large enough that you will always have leftovers. Taking that into consideration, I think the prices are fair, but I wish it was a bit cheaper so I could come more often! read more

Gandhi Mahal - Indian Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

After trying Indian food in New York, Boston, and virtually all that the greater Twin Cities metro has to provide, this is the best the latter has to offer--hands down. Instead of questioning whether or not your dish came out of an Amy's Indian frozen Indian cuisine box, you will never have to second guess the quality of your food here. Everytime I go to an Indian restaurant I will generally start with the same dish, Chicken Tikka Masala, then branch out to Biriyani, then get more creative. Last time I ordered the Rezala off their seasonal menu (which was nothing short of divine). I even had my coworker who looked at Indian food with a crinkled nose give it a try and you could even see the light in her eyes as if she had just experienced God for the first time (or something like that). Point being, this place is amazing. The only thing I can knock it on is the parking situation which isn't the most desirable, but it's Minneapolis people, Not Chanhassen. However, the food, the pleasant service, the atmosphere all makes up for coughing up a couple bucks for parking or walking an extra block or so. Just do yourself a favor and skip all the other subpar Indian food offerings around the cities and GO HERE. read more

3.5 stars that rounds up to 4 stars. Cute ambience and decoration. Be careful about sitting near the free the front door as dinner will be a cold and drafty experience. We tried the rogan josh with tofu, the vendi with shrimp and chicken razala. We also tried the mango lassi and plain naan. The naan was a stand out...fresh,fluffy and buttery. 5/5 for the naan. The mango lassi is runnier than others, and tastes almost like it's made with a powder. 2/5 for the mango lassi. The 3 entrees were fragrant and spicy as we requested. Weird thing is the razala and josh were almost too fragrant, like too many spices competing with a slightly odd flavor but still good. 3.5/5 stars for both. The shrimp vendi was pretty delicious - 4/5 as you get rather small shrimp with it for an $18 entree. All in all, pretty good and some flavors you may not find in a typical Indian restaurant...but not sure if compelling enough if you don't live close by. read more

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I had dinner here for the first time last Friday. I've had this on my list of places to try for some time. I will definitely be back sooner than later. I'll try to add something useful to the many, many previous reviews. A friend and I started with orders of garlic and coconut Nan. Both breads were perfectly baked in the tandoor oven with excellent texture and flavor. The garlic Nan was satisfyingly savory and the coconut Nan had only a hint of sweetness which I found delicious. Previously, three sauces were brought out with complimentary Papadum (crisp, thin, cracker-like flat breads) and were all very good. While I prefer the green dipping sauce at Taste of India which has more of a fresh mint bouquet and taste while still packing a spicy punch, Gandhi Mahal's is top notch. The chutney was crisp, brightly flavored and had a nice sweet/hot balance. The tamarind sauce was very good but again, I prefer the version served at Taste of India. For entrees, I ordered Chicken Tikka Masala. Using the green dipping sauce as a point of reference which, according to our server falls into their "tura bahati mirchi" or "medium hot" range I let myself be talked into specifying "tura." Next time I'll know to insist on more heat. I may even give the Bollywood jana (extra hot) a try. In any case, my order was chock-a-block with chunks of lean, white chicken surrounded by a sauce that practically wanted to leap onto the Nan as I sopped it up. My friend ordered shrimp asking that it be prepared in the same fashion as the Sizzling Salmon, marinated in panch puran spice and garlic and cooked ala tandoor, served over grilled vegetables. I tried one and it may have been the best shrimp dish I've ever enjoyed. It was tender with a perfect sear and had a subtle smokiness that blended superbly with the spices allowing the underlying flavor of the fresh shrimp to really pop without being overwhelmed. There was a bit of a mix-up with a vegetarian dish. Mushrooms in curry sauce was ordered but what was brought to the table was Mushroom Paneer from the seasonal menu. The house was very gracious about replacing the dish. I have to say that we both tried the Mushroom Paneer and found it very tasty. We could have lived with the error. However, since the bulk of the dish was actually for my friend to bring home to his wife (or was he supposed to bring home jolly, jolly six-pence?) we asked for the correction to be made. I added a cup of Darjeeling which would be better if steeped with loose leaf tea, not bags. But that's nitpicking. This is a clean, friendly, casual place. Service was uniformly wonderful. A nice, classic touch is the delivery of a hot, moist towel with the check. You may hear live sitar music on Friday and Saturday evenings. Overall, another stellar Twin Cities outpost for Indian cuisine. BTW, the city has installed a couple dozen of the new multi-space meters offering angled parking in front. Or, you may be lucky enough to find a free spot on nearby streets. read more

Food is good but buffet selection is limited compares to other Indian buffet around town. Price is higher than the other buffets as well. There is limited metered parking in front of the restaurant although option is available if you visit outside of normal office hours. read more

They need to update their information. App says open until 2200; however, CLOSED on Monday. Another two people pulled up at the same time. Won't be coming back. read more

I've had take out from here dozens of times, never eaten in. Having eaten a slurry of dishes from here, I can say that the food is definitely very good. All the curry or curry like dishes also all taste about the same, and have too much sugar in them. Rezala, liked, kind of like a curry, but not creamy or anything. from winter menu/ Badami Kofta Curry off the spring menu, very good. Kemal Ke Mango - way too sugary. Rogan Josh - good. Chicken Tikka Masala - very good. Pagal Coconut Curry, great. Crore Queen Vindaloo - very good, dry spice. Shahi King Korma - very good. Bhuna Bulabala Chicken - excellent. read more

I have friends that like this a lot, but I'm not that impressed. The menu is on the small side, which I see as a good thing as I like it when a restaurant stays focused on what it does well. They also have a seasonal menu which looks impressive, though I've only ordered from the main menu so far. The vindaloo I ordered recently was supposed to be "hot" but I received vindaloo which, while pleasantly flavorful, wasn't very spicy. The basmati rice they serve is kind of... buttery? It's kind of buttery. Different. Not bad really. But it's buttery basmati rice. We ordered a bottle of champagne which came warm, and not served in a bucket of ice until we asked for one. The service was all around very slow. I mean, our waiter was really kind of absent. We had to get up and go find someone multiple times during our visit. The prices are average; considering the ample portion sizes I'm pretty satisfied with the prices. But this isn't my favorite Indian place. read more

Maybe I came on an off day. Upon parking, the wind blew amazing spice smells towards me and I wanted to immediately run inside and stuff my face. So I did. There was a buffet today, and I got it. The food was very mild and underwhelming. The chicken was dry. The fresh naan was piping hot. That was good. The server refilled water promptly. The decorations and set up are vibrant and welcoming. An infant joined me for the buffet. We flipped a high chair for him, but the car seat didn't fit. read more

Gandhi Mahal - Indian Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

I moved to Minneapolis a week ago and this was the first Indian restaurant that I visited in this town. The restaurant is beautifully decorated from the inside. It was a Monday afternoon and they had a lunch buffet. They had many different items in the buffet and I sampled all of them. I really liked the vegetable pulav(rice), it was very flavorful and delicious. One of the chicken curries was also good. Besides that, I was a bit disappointed with most other items. The naan didn't seem like it was freshly baked, the fried potato wedges were too oily and weren't crispy at all, and most of the other curries were somewhat bland. The dessert wasn't very impressive either. The bill came out to be $15 before tip. In my opinion, this is definitely overpriced. I have no complaints about the service however, I was fairly satisfied with it. read more

3.5 stars really, but I feel like being generous and rounding up. Came here for dinner with friends when we were in MSP a few weeks ago. The interior of this restaurant is quite beautiful, with lots of different things hanging from the ceilings and the walls. I particularly liked that you could choose the level of spicyness of your dish, and since I haven't really had VERY spicy Indian food, I figured I could handle a level 4 mushroom paneer dish. One of my dining companions felt braver and she can normally handle higher levels of spice than I can, so she opted for a level 5 lamb rogan josh. Our food comes out and the portions are super generous. My mushroom paneer was the perfect level of spicy for me, though I probably could've done the level 5. Unfortunately, my friend couldn't handle the level 5 lamb rogan josh, but she was pretty impressed with the spice levels here. I wish that my food was just tastier overall, though. I just thought my dish could've used something else to make it more savory or flavorful. Either way, it wasn't a bad place to get your spice fix and you get pretty decent sized portions here, so there's that as well as the service being pretty attentive. read more

New location on Franklyn Ave, after having to leave the Lake/Minnehaha location. Great food for take out. Try the coconut naan bread! Will definitely return. read more

As with so many Indian restaurants, the interior is dark and it's hard to see, but the food is the best Indian food around. Located in an odd little street off of Lake Street in Minneapolis, it's very unassuming. We ordered off the menu and had the buffet. The chicken tikka masala was delicious. The chicken was tender and melted in your mouth. The buffet items we really good, too. The naan that had been sitting out with the buffet was soggy, but the naan that came with the meal from the menu was perfect and very good. We will be back! read more

They now deliver downtown! Ordered three kinds of naan and the Persian Dhansak. All I can say is yummy yummy yummy yummy yummy yummy yummy.

Let me start out by saying that the service was first class all the way. Very attentive and friendly. The steamed towels are a nice touch. The cheese naan was excellent. Amazingly fresh, fluffy and just a little bit chewy. The basmati rice seemed a little undercooked and unfortunately had a hair in it. Nothing turns my stomach more than finding unexpected things in my food. Our server replaced our rice, but I just couldn't eat anymore after that. My friends Tandoori looked and smelled really good. I hope to go back once the vision of rice is out of my head. read more

This place rules. Owners are community-oriented and wonderful, so that makes it even better. The food is fresh and flavorful, and many dishes use produce grown in their garden and aquaponics system. I always go for the Chana saag with added mushrooms. Beware that spice level is higher than that of many Indian restaurants in Minnesota!! Medium was pretty hot last time for me, a spice lover. Last time the owner gave me a rice pudding...for free :') I'd give this place my business every day if I could. Eating their food will make you feel warm, loved, and appreciative of where you are. read more

There are many Indian restaurants in the Twin Cities. Most are at least good (except for the place I went near where I work now, which is Not Good). Gandhi Mahal is real good. I went there with my wife and my son, and our son's new girlfriend who I hadn't met before. The social stuff went very well, but I'm supposed to be talking about the restaurant - Complimentary puppadums, with some very nice sauces. We ordered across the spectrum of their menu - mild vegetarian, hot curries, tandoori chicken. The most important thing to ask at any restaurant that serves spicy dishes is what their heat scale means. They have a four-level system, and the waiter explained it to us in a brilliant way, Level one is no heat, level two is jalapeno, level three is habernero, and level four is insanity. Most Americans understand the Mexican pepper scale more readily. My dish was "hot" and hot enough. Small-ish place, service was okay, but this is now my second favorite Indian restaurant in the Twin Cities. I'll be back again. read more

Excellent flavor, and with actual spice! One of my favorite places to come for high quality Indian food, second only to what I've had in South Africa. Also a special treat to get to eat while someone plays the sitar. Highly recommend getting the garlic naan or roti with whatever curry you order. read more

I attempted to follow up with management via email, but 2 days later and no response... read more

Gandhi Mahal - Indian Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

I can't believe I haven't reviewed this place yet! This place has been on my radar even before moving to the Twin Cities. The few times I did visit town, this place was always a must! Initially, we heard about this place on Food Network and it did not disappoint. You have a good amount of metered parking outside and you seldom have to wait long to be seated because they have quite a bit of space to accommodate a larger group! As soon as you enter the restaurant, you are welcomed by delicious aromatic smells of all their spices and you can't help but start salivating. They have a great variety of traditional dishes and the American favorite chicken tikka masala! I don't think you can go wrong with any of the choices though. The tikka masala is fantastic with a great balance of spices. Tonight, I went with the malai kofkta which had fried veggie balls with paneer (cheesey goodness) in a delicious rich almond sauce. Yum in the tum! Most dishes are served with basmati rice and if you're real nice to your server, they might even hook you up with extra rice to enjoy with your leftovers at home! Beware of the spice levels. They have updated their rating system to mild, medium, hot, and extra hot. Listen: I am a spice fiend. I can handle my own, but don't be overzealous. Medium is pretty spicy, so if you can't handle the heat, you would be wise to ask without any spice! Happy eating! read more

read about it here for a new dinner choice and we gave it a try. The place was good. between the service and the food it was a very good dinning experience. I noticed all other tables around us seemed to be enjoying the food. On the interesting side it looks like they have expanded twice now into neighboring stores that went out of business Depending on the next trip this is a place I would like to see again. read more

Gandhi Mahal - Indian Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

When during there buffets. I am a big fan of getting Indian buffets but this one was not that great. First thing I had notices is that they had no lamp on there, normally I like to see Naan, Lamp, and Chicken in these buffets. I still eat here, but service wasn't great, they ran out of naan a lot, and the chicken curry had no chicken in it. I had ask them about it and was told they got more coming but the hour I was there I had not seen the chicken in it, or not that much at least.At the end also had Gulab jamun which are one of my favorite deserts yet they did not have it on the warming. It did not taste good at all. I had also order some items off the menu like Lamp, garlic naan, and mango lassi. All was good but not great, wont not come for dinner. if you like to try indian food and never had it before but dont like too much spices this might be a good place to start, but if you are big fan of indian food maybe try something else. read more

Food taste so good. They give us plenty of rice which came with the tandoori and the tikka masala and also asked us if we want more. They welcomed us at the beginning. Overall food good and staff friendly. Thanks for everything read more

Gandhi Mahal - Indian Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

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The decor is fine. Place seems clean enough. Service is good. I like what they are trying to do with the buffet. They have more variety of dishes than other Indian buffets. The problem is that all of it is surprisingly bland. A little salt and some tasting by the chef would go a long way toward improving the fare. Adding salt after the fact, as chefs know, doesn't solve the problem. Also, they have a thing where they set the table with the napkins stuffed in the empty water glass. It's possible that they do this cleanly, but after working in restaurants I have to think that this is begging for a last minute situation where servers would skip the hand washing before touching food contact surfaces, especially because it has to be done continually through the shift. read more

I LOVE THIS PLACE! Tables are pretty close to one another, but who cares. I went for the food not for elbow room. My sister in law and I went to Gandhi Mahal to grab a bite to eat before we headed to a show. We split the dhansaak and the tikka masala - both were excellent. Next time will order things Medium spicy rather than mild - mild had no heat. Naan was stand out. The amount of food was great. Music to boot. I couldn't stop exclaiming YUMMMM THIS IS SO GOOOOOOD while eating. I already have my amazon prime now restaurants cart stocked with an order ready to push send at any moment's notice. Go! You won't be disappointed. read more

Eat here. There's a daily lunch buffet, but don't fall for that! Here's what to order: Delhi Tikka Masala - easily the most flavorful Tikka Masala I've ever had. Tandoordi Namone - I tried the chicken since they were out of lamb. The quality of meat was great and it came with three different sauces (all pretty hot and delicious). Nan - this is made the real way and it shows. You'll want one per person. Gulab Jamun (dessert) - these are little balls that sit in a honey sauce. Even if you're a picky eater you'll like these. Great atmosphere, customer service and overall experience. The parking is on the street outside (paid meter) and wasn't super busy on a Saturday afternoon. read more

I was here for lunch today. Was very surprised they were busy on a rainy day like today..The buffet is really good. They have a good mix of vegetarian and non vegetarian dishes. Something that stood for me was they were playing classical music in the background instead of Bollywood songs. The chai was also good. Definitely will visit when I am near Carlson . read more

Best Indian cuisine in the cities, bar none, We ate here last week and enjoyed the atmosphere, the service and the food! I had the Delhi Tikka Masala with chicken adorned in a delicate cream sauce laced with fenugreek leaves - devine. I'm usually stuck with some tomato soup dish a touch of some creamy dollop. This dish was a heavenly cream sauce. My partner had the Shah King Korma with mushrooms in creamy gravy with just the right touch of sweet and saffron. Yes, a side of basmati rice accompanied our dishes. We also ordered the freshly baked Garlic Naan - Fantastic. We'll be back to do a second testing and tasting. But we're so happy to finally find a great Indian restaurant in the twin cities. read more

This is one of my favorite spots for Indian food in the metro! My Indian friends tend to agree. Their food has some heat to it when requested which is much appreciated by my fellow spice lovers! The menu is HUGE and does not disappoint. Service is good, and alcohol is also served here. Portions are large and reasonably priced, though it is sometimes hard to find parking during busy times. All nearby parking is metered. The only real complaint I have is that the buffet is not the best. read more