Stopped in on a Sunday and was so pleasantly surprised to walk in on a buffet lunch. Such a great…read morecombination of salads, soup, chicken dishes, rice dishes, shrimp and other fish options. The buffet is the way to go, a chance to try so many dishes that you would never order on your own. I don't recall all the names and I was so excited I didn't take any pictures but I will say I'll be back. It was fabulous, spicy but not too hot, rich in flavor, tender pieces of chicken, crispy and crunchy when it needed to be and based on the other clientele I would say totally authentic.

Wow ! I really love there buffet lunch. I just came here on Sunday buffet lunch but already fan of…read morehere. I didn't eat Indian buffet long time because can't found buffet my area. May be some they have but didn't know much .I was in Michigan we have many around. Any way they are very easy to figure out vegetarian and non vegetarian. So I tried vegetarian first. All curry are more than good ! every curry taste little different. Not only more spicy or not, very complex of spice mix together and then make great harmony to end it was may be very nostalgic taste for many people but for me it was Top notch. Meat side also I tried all it was good as vegetarian!! I really want to back here. Just mention only us are other countries people. I don't want to change a taste if many foreigners coming this place like japanease food. ( such high end Japanease restaurant serve great Japanease food may be some are good even cheap) but I really want to tell you I found great Indian restaurant . I will try regular time too so I will be back soon...

Valentine's Day Dinner at Sankalp - "The Taste of India" (Voorhees, NJ)…read more On this lovely Valentine's Day, my family and I decided to celebrate with dinner at Sankalp - The Taste of India in Voorhees, NJ, and it turned out to be a perfect choice. From the moment we walked in, the restaurant's warm and welcoming atmosphere made us feel right at home. We ordered quite a spread -- Chicken Corn Soup, Hot & Sour Soup, Triple Schezuan, Chili Shrimp, Amrit Sari Fish, Steamed Chicken Momos, and the Mixed Grill. Every single dish was beautifully presented, well-prepared, and bursting with flavor. You could truly taste the freshness and care in each bite, making it clear that the chefs cook with passion and attention to detail. The service was attentive, the ambiance comfortable, and the food outstanding -- all combining to create a memorable family dining experience. On a day centered around love, Sankalp served its food with just that -- love and authenticity. We give Sankalp a solid 4.5 out of 5 stars. It's definitely worth the trip, and we're already looking forward to coming back soon!

Dinner with party of three. It was a freezing week night around 8pm. Establishment was at 30%…read moreoccupancy. Dining area was warm, bright and clean. Staff were friendly, informative and helpful with answering all of our menu questions. As a group, we were all experimenting with Indian cuisine. We found an extensive menu with endless vegetarian options and protein choices. We enjoyed cauliflower, chickpea, shrimp, fish, chicken and lamb dishes. The different naan breads were tasty, warm and savory. We were are sharing our appetizers and entrees. The lassi drinks were delicious. We never made it to desserts as we were all stuffed. Consensus as a group was 5/5. We are eager to return for round two. Come and enjoy!

My wife and I have traveled all over India twice, eating outstanding meals, from street food to…read morefine dining. Until Jalsa opened we hadn't been able to find a restaurant over here where the food was as good as in India. Our meal today began with Jalsa's delicious mango lassi. My wife ordered her usual, Chicken Tikka Masala, and I, a seafood person, ordered the Malvani Fish Curry. Both dishes, accompanied with Kashmiri Naan, were truly wonderful, perfectly seasoned and beautifully prepared! Our traditional dessert, Gulab Jamun, topped off a fabulous meal. The restaurant is nicely decorated with beautiful hanging mosaic chandelier lamps. Authentic recorded Indian music is played at a perfect volume level, enabling conversation. Service is always spot-on, with timely checks to be certain that everything is ok. Our excellent waiter was friendly, helpful, and efficient. Jalsa is one of our favorite restaurants!

A little pricey for the area, but overall good experience here with good quality Indian food and…read moremany many options to choose from. The variety of the menu was honestly very impressive, with even seafood curries to choose from. Specifically the Garlic Butter Naan was so much more crispy and flavorful here than I've ever had before. Warning for spice lovers: I got their curry in medium spice and it was extremely mild (definitely dulled down spice for Western tolerances, but I can't even handle that much and found it too mild). The server was correct when they told me it was mild. I'd go straight for Spicy level if you normally tolerate medium well. This was the one part that was disappointing for me about Jalsa, but it's fixable, so I'm not too annoyed. I'll be returning.

Great service. Great food. Our family loves coming here. Individual check ins from staff.read more

I rarely enjoy buffets but this one was actually amazing. Everything was fresh and I loved…read moreeverything I tried. The staff were very friendly. The lamb tacos and paneer were especially delicious.

All so very tasty! The owner, Ali and his family were so considerate and welcoming. Great food,…read moreeverything was delicious and freshly made. Even better, the family that works here! The restaurant was very clean and had a nice ambience.

In an effort to expose my son to different cuisines, I went looking for an Indian buffet so that he…read moremight be able to see the food before trying it and try a variety of things. I love Indian food myself, and am hoping he will come to love it too. My girlfriend, son and I came in on a Sunday for dinner. All three of us got the buffet, with no extras like mango lassis or garlic naan. For the three of us, including tax and tip, it cost $66.78. That got us a spread of basic Indian dishes like chicken tikka, vegetable korma, palak paneer, rice, naan, two soups, and a variety of fruits, among other things. The goat curry was absolutely outstanding to me - tender and flavorful. The other dishes were decent but nothing special. I'm glad to say my son enjoyed the tikka and the korma. The man in charge was super friendly and attentive, constantly checking on us for water and to clear any plates. Overall we enjoyed it and would come back.

Food was great! Authentic South Indian food! The restrooms…read morewere very clean too! Highly recommend this place!

First time eating at a South Indian restaurant. If you are looking for naan, this is not a place…read morethat serves it. They have different bread options which are good. I ordered Chicken Thalasseri which I've never had before. It is coconut based curry. It had a good curry flavor with lots of spices. I ordered medium spice and it had heat to it. The entree comes with rice. My coworker enjoyed her paneer tikka masala.

This place is BURSTING with flavor! Haven't had anything like it! I need to go back for the chicken…read morelollipops!

A few months ago, I tried Himalayan food for the first time, which was a mistake. It was delicious…read more Once you discover something that good, you spend the rest of your life hunting for it. Human beings are funny that way. So for Father's Day, my wife booked a table for six at Mount Masala in Voorhees. This turned out to be an act of touching optimism. When we arrived on a Saturday night, only three other tables were occupied. We could have brought a small marching band and sat immediately. Still, the staff was warm, the room was pleasant, and we decided to order family style. Civilization occasionally gets things right. The sizzling chicken momo arrived first, hissing and steaming like a diva. Sadly, the spectacle outperformed the substance; it was essentially good food wearing a sequined jacket. The chicken tikka momo, however, was outstanding. They were tender dumplings smothered in a sweet, familiar tikka sauce that my boys attacked with an enthusiasm usually reserved for free money. My youngest ordered the chicken makai soup and delivered a concise, pro-level critique: "It's fine." My oldest enjoyed his tofu Manchurian, though his eyes kept wandering to better plates. The beef skinny noodles and chicken Hakku Bakku chowmein were massive and well-made, but they lacked personality. The chowmein tasted like a very good lo mein. Nothing wrong with that, just predictable. The undisputed star was the chicken choyla. It was smoky, spicy, and rich with mustard oil. If the other dishes were polite small talk, the choyla was the eccentric guest telling stories nobody had ever heard before. Everyone at the table kept reaching for it. As for the service, the staff was incredibly friendly but possessed a unique talent for vanishing. Despite the empty room, refilling water and securing extra napkins became a minor side-quest. But then the bill arrived: $120 for six people. These days, taking the family out can feel like financing a small yacht, so this felt like a genuine bargain. Mount Masala isn't perfect, but it's memorable. The choyla and the tikka momos gave me exactly what I've been hunting for: flavors that are unfamiliar, exciting, and well worth getting to know.

Food, service and quality have been amazing. It's been probably over 20 or so times I've had…read moreordered from here, till date it has not been disappointing!!

Great price for great quality food. I come here all the time. Big portions for everythingread more