We did a Queens food crawl of five restaurants and this was one of them. In fact, it was probably my favorite one. When you're the only person who looks like you in the place and you're surrounded by brown people speaking other languages, you've likely found an authentic place with great food. Ittadi was definitely that place. They have a huge buffet of food, TONS of options, but you can also tell the food is fresh. And the place was so busy that you know the food didn't sit long and was refreshed often. We tried the coconut samosa, which was large in size. It was the perfect combo of savory and sweet. We also had the egg chop, which is a hard boiled egg covered in spicy mashed potatoes and fried in a crispy breadcrumb coating. It was super spicy (in a good way) and delish. It came with a side of onions and greenery. We also had the haleem, which is a comfort dish, made of lentils. It was so warm and filling. Absolutely delicious. The employees/owners were so kind. They were really invested in us liking our food. When we didn't eat everything, they were concerned, but we told them we were on a food crawl and had to save space, otherwise we would have devoured everything. Again, this was my favorite place of the whole crawl, and I would make the trek back over to Queens just for this food. read more

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I often eat shingara, samosa, chicken patties, and piyaju from this restaurant. My family and I love eating them, and we've never had any complaints for the taste or quality. We did receive rotten sauce one time, but never again. During Ramadan, I was really craving an Iftar box meal. My dad bought me one from this place, and it came with biryani, fritters, and fruits. I was honestly scared to try the biryani because I usually dislike the ones outside because they smell, have too much oil, or just straight up taste bad. But honestly, the biryani was so good... I was really surprised, and definitely proven wrong. I would get it again! I did find one of the fritters in the Iftar box to be mid, but I cannot remember which one as it isn't something I have ordered often. My main reasons for giving this restaurant 4 stars is because I agree with one of the other reviews that mention the ambiance not being so good. I don't think this is somewhere you could sit down and have a meal in quiet without getting overstimulated as it is next to the train station on Diversity Plaza, where a lot of people just hang out. This is one of the to-go places where people often get tea or snacks from, so you'll see people going in and out A LOT. As for service, I'm not sure what to say because it's always been my dad who ordered and dealt with the staff, so I can't say much. But he usually tells us if any restaurant staff makes him mad, so as far as I recall, he never complained about the service. Also, I have never tried the main course food items, such as pulao and roast. So I cannot comment on how those taste, but reading the other views, it seems they weren't too good. And I'm seeing that people had complaints about cleanliness of the restaurant and how there is a lack of proper plumbing systems. I guess I never noticed this because I never actually sat in the restaurant.. Maybe I should eat from here less often? read more

Ittadi Garden & Grill - Ittadi Iftaar Box - Indian Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

The food here is great! Everything was super legit and very authentic. So much so, i had to ask for some suggestions because it all looked so good! I had a chicken in creamed tomato sauce (similar to tikka masala, but better!!!) which had amazing flavor and good spice. I had some garlic naan on the side and it did not disappoint! Why they didn't get 5-stars: the ambience isn't great. It's kind of like a takeout place with tables. Good to take out! read more

Ittadi Garden & Grill - Great garlic naan and delicious sauce! - Indian Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

We went to Ittadi for a Ramadan iftar. We arrived 25 minutes before sunset, got lucky to get some seat, as the place was almost full. Our spot was in the attic, not sure if it was temporary. So we were sitting alongside all the storage, boxes and all other items around us. We got the iftar platter that came with biryani, dates, fruits, haleem, few fried items and kebabs. I liked the biryani and couple of fried items. Rest were ordinary to me. I also got the chicken biryani and roast separately. They didn't give me any egg with my biryani, so I was little disappointed. But the roast was fantastic. I was pleasantly surprised to see all the Bangladeshi dishes that cooked. It had all the popular bhajis, bhortas, Rupchada, Ilish, nehari, beef and chicken items. There were several types of rice and biryani dishes too. They also had lots of dessert items like sweets, doi and lassi. Hopefully I'll be back someday to try some of these items. read more

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This review is only about the mango lassi since that was the only thing I got. The mango lassi here is a must try -- I would drink 2 of these in one sitting if I could. There is also plenty of other food that looks delicious too. It seems this spot is popular among the locals living in the area. read more

Ittadi Garden & Grill - Mango Lassi - Indian Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

Mango lassi is so good, mango & yogurt perfectly balanced. Service can be much better. Server was kinda rude. read more

Ittadi Garden & Grill - Mango Lassi - Indian Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

During a conference in the heart in NYC, I jumped on the trustworthy subway to Jackson Heights solo. I came here a year ago with colleagues and my best friends so I was determined to eat Bengali food again. I searched for cuisine like this on in the SF Bay Area and not much comes close. I felt so welcomed here despite being an absolute tourist speaking my extremely limited bangla to order, lol. Another thing, is that I felt so safe by myself in Jackson Heights and at this restaurant. I didn't remember the names of the exact items but I remembered what it looked like and omg I was so happy to see what I've been craving for a year was there! Ambiance is busy but it is cozy and safe at the same time. read more

Ittadi Garden & Grill - Chicken and potatoes - Indian Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

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So for Ramadan they have a special deal & it's amazing . Can't get better than this . With the plate they even have free juice . It was so much food I can't even finish it . Everything was great. Customer service was excellent read more

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Best thing about this location is that it's literally right by the 7 train at the 74th Street Broadway stop. I didn't know about it until my friend N has brought me here to grab a quick bite and hop back on the train to be on our way. I see how busy it can get because of the convenience of the train being right next to the eatery. As for the service wise, don't get too offended if you don't get greeted by the staff. They're too busy anyway to greet anyone as there're always crowds of people lining up to pay and buy their food. I believe they accept both credit/debit card and/or cash. So, of course it can get a little hectic and rowdy. Additionally, there're always people trying to pass through in the narrowness of the pathway. Not much of an ambiance to say the least except that it's similar to a hole-in-the-wall, mom-and-pop kind of place. Now, just because the place isn't fancy doesn't mean you shouldn't stop by and check it out. Sometimes, these hole-in-the-wall eateries are actually the best places for food. Love their pulao aka butter rice (plain basmati rice cooked with coconut milk and herbs) - small one for $2-3. Tastes way better than the rice you cook at home because of its aroma when you first open the lid of the container. Good to eat on its own or if you have a little curry to mix it with. The rice was fluffy and perfectly cooked, with a subtle hint of spices. Flavors were well-balanced and aromatic, making it a satisfying and comforting meal even if you're just eating the rice alone especially on a cold day in the winter....it's great to get something hot in your system. Fried Vegetable Rolls: Blown away by these simple-looking fried finger foods but packed with variety of flavors. The rolls were filled with a delightful mix of crunchy vegetables, then fried to a golden crispy perfection. The outside was satisfyingly crunchy, while the inside remained fresh and flavorful. A definite must-try for anyone looking for a tasty and satisfying veggie option! Vegetable Samosas: Wow! The fried vegetable samosas have exceeded my expectations! Crispy, flavorful, and packed with a delightful mix of spiced veggies like diced potatoes. Each bite was a perfect balance of textures and flavors. These samosas stole the show - a must-order for anyone visiting Ittadi Garden and Grill! Will definitely go back to try its tandoori chicken legs, goat curry and definitely the jalebi - a very popular Bangladeshi type of sweet made out of deep-frying maida flour (plain flour or all-purpose flour) batter in pretzel or circular shapes. They're then soaked in sugar syrup afterwards. I'm impressed of how delicious everything looks through the glass display window. Jalebis are small, bright yellow, web-shaped cakes similar to funnel cakes. They are popular celebration and street cakes mainly in Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan. My friend said they taste good on their own or with a glass of warm milk. * Super Affordable, Budget-Friendly wise * Literally right by the Subway * Everything looks so scrumptious! * Popular eatery with locals in the neighborhood. * Opens late, so pop in if you're ever in the area. read more

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On Tuesday 10/23/2025 around 1:53pm I had the unfortunate experience dealing with a rude , nasty and bigoted worker who her name is Khokon if that is her real name. Her first mistake was one I had to order 2 chicken fry she acted like she did not hear me at all to the point the other patrons bless there heart had to tell her chicken fry. Not only that she cross contaminated the food putting the shrimp on the chicken. Suppose someone would have gotten sick from that then there would have been problems especially those who is allergic to seafood. But that is not the part what made me have a sour bad experience with this particular female worker As I was going to pay for my food this female worker literally did the most disrespectful thing and threw the food right at me with a condescending nasty attitude. Then when I called her out on that nasty attitude she did a fake apology. When I come back to this store I don't want that disrespectful worker to serve me. She she don't like her job quit. What she did was haram and not halal. If she read the Quran it speaks against that. In Islam, racism is strictly forbidden, or haram, based on core Quranic teachings and the example of the Prophet Muhammad. The faith promotes the fundamental equality and universal brotherhood of all people, regardless of their race, skin color, or ethnic origin. Quranic verses and teachings The Quran addresses human diversity and equality, emphasizing that piety, not race, is the measure of one's worth in the sight of Allah (Quran 49:13). It also highlights diversity of languages and colors as signs of God (Quran 30:22) and prohibits ridiculing others based on their background (Quran 49:11). So what she did was against the Prophet Muhammad teaching Shame shame shame read more

I had so much hope for this place... it was busy, they do a lot of different dishes and turnover so you know it's fresh. Don't be intimidated by the long lines just go and they will serve you quickly. Anything you want you can just point to it. I saw them refill trays of items so I decided to try a few different simple snacks to see if it would be tasty. Unfortunately everything was either lacking in seasoning or super greasy. The pakoras just tasted like oil. The chicken was the best thing in terms of texture but it barely had any flavor either. The chicken puff did not have any spice profile to it. I may go back to them to try other things from the buffet but their snack profile so far is pretty disappointing. read more

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OK, so first off, the food here is good and I'd love to keep coming back, but the concern is the over-charge at the end of the meal. They add a service charge, but nowhere does it state a service charge nor did it make sense. It also appeared odd because the person next to me was not charged this service charge, what am I missing? When attempting to clarify this, staff was rude and attempted to humiliate us, which seemed odd because if it was valid- they could simply show me a signage or some other document. I hope they can manage to make it clear, so all customers know what to expect. read more

The food was great. The portions are large so I am glad the server forgot a few items off of our order. Why oh why does there always have to be a customer who spits and clears their nose and throat and mucus in the communal sink adjacent to the dining room? Disgusting. Spouse had me change seats so I couldn't withness it again. Reasonable prices. I would return for a quick bite. read more

I went to eat brunch and ate in the restaurant. I ordered beef tehari samosa singara and small fish kakchi mach and white rice . I told them pack for me everything but Beef Tehari. Once I back to my office and try to open the bag unfortunately they did not put my Small fish in my bag. What a silly waiter and I called back to the restaurant and they told me that I can pick up another time my small fish. read more

They took the price of the food but did not give the items. Couple of days later when I wanted to speak to the manager/server Khokon, he was busy, but a girl named Faria picked up the phone and misbehaved with me. When I asked for her name, he hung up. I then called again and another woman named Veronica picked up the phone. She was very defensive about Faria's behavior. This happened before. This restaurant charges extra when eating in or taking out. But if customers want clarification, they all get defensive. Worst service ever. Please check your bills or food items before you leave the restaurant. read more

Ittadi Garden & Grill - item no.4 'Sholl fish' was missing - Indian Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

One of the best Bengali food that I'ever had. We came here with my Bengali friends and most of the dishes we got were pretty good. My ultimate favorite is the tehari or beef biryani. We also got the kachchi biryani but it was alright. The rice was pretty mushy and the flavors were okay. We also got beef liver and stomach, very tasty but too much oil in my opinions. Portha was amazing as well. We got this little fish fried and it went amazingly well with plain rice. read more

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First class, authentic Bangladeshi ambiance, cuisine, and service. Cannot wait to visit again. read more

Ittadi Garden & Grill - Indian Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

Pretty good food. It's buffet style, you choose and they bring it to you. I had mystery fish curry with potatoes and cauliflower. Rice is extra, but it came with a small simple salad and a bowl of dal. Flavors were straightforward, tasty seems very clean. The chai is good too. I'll return and try more things from the huge buffet. read more

Ittadi Garden & Grill - Fish with cauliflower and potatoes - Indian Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

Quite expensive for what it was, with a slightly confusing ordering system. Food was tasty but I'm not sure I'll return after spending $80 for two, in part due to an unintentional double-order. read more

Disgusting and unclean. Hair in my kabab. Not just one hair but two long hair!! Spent over $28 here and had to throw it all away!! Called manager to complain he said he didn't care. Refused to give his name. Very rude. Go here if you want to get sick and consume human pubes. Department of health and hygiene needs to close this place down!! read more

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Every time I am in New York, I visit Ittadi's in Jackson Heights and bring chicken biryani, sweet chili chicken, chicken samosas, and Chicken Vegetable Pasta back to Texas. I also run to the grocery store and grab boxes of the La Palma Dates. I have purchased the La Palma Dates from Ittadi's for the last three Ramadans and used them every day for breakfast. To my disappointment, I only found out a couple of days ago that La Palma dates are a product of Israel. Although I have looked through the box, not in any single place, does it mention that it is a product of Israel and grown in the occupied territories? I want to ask the management and owners of Ittadies to stop selling La Palma Dates and any other products from Israel to show solidarity and support for our Palestinian brothers. read more

Ittadi Garden & Grill - Product of Israel - Indian Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

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Definitely continues to be my favorite spot in Jackson Heights for Bangladeshi food! Great appetizers (chicken patties) / main courses (chicken roast, korma, shrimp bhuna). And the bhorthas are to die for! read more

This place is my go to for Indian/desi food. It can get packed and ordering/paying is not always the easiest. When I first came here I noticed that the meats were cooked once you placed an order, now a days everything has been precooked. It's not super fresh, but it's still good! What I really like about this place is that they always have different items, from the rice to the fried snacks, you can never go wrong. If you order naan or any of the roti, they make it fresh. You see them rolling the dough out and putting it in the special tandoor oven. All in all, a pretty good place for lunch/dinner and it's budget friendly. read more

Ittadi Garden & Grill - Indian Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

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10/10 it's busy and chaotic I order to go it's so worth it!! Had the curry goat, Chana dhal, plain nann chicken samosa and shish chicken. Can't wait to go back!! read more

I am not particularly fond of the food here, but their mango lassi (10/10!!) is my favorite in allll of Queens, perhaps even in the entirety of New York. Typically I'm not too fond of sweet things but when I randomly crave something sweet, the lassi delivers in every way. They likely don't use fresh mangoes for it, unfortunately (since it's sweet asf all year round), but hey it tastes great LOL. The consistency is also super thick, so you might need to recruit someone to help you finish. It also doesn't have this "olive-y" flavor that other restaurants' mango lassis have, possibly due to them using a different yogurt. Getting their mango lassi has become a part of my ritual at this point each time I go to Jackson Heights The cha here is also nice, nothing to write home about, but it's very enjoyable on a cold or rainy day or after a meal. Sidenote - I don't really recommend the flan here. It's pricey for a small slice and doesn't have much flavor to it A lot of people grab and go, but there are a couple of different seating options available - a separate area is allocated for patrons receiving table service, and patrons ordering from the front/eating mostly snack foods have a couple of small tables by the food display and the back of the restaurant. In busy periods, patrons who aren't doing table service are advised to stay a maximum of 15 minutes. Another note - if you somehow miss this when you enter, FYI Ittadi is also part convenience/grocery store (one-stop-shop yay). I like coming to this place because it's so convenient, especially given it's right next to the train station read more

Wow! This place is great. I've been coming here for years, but never took the time to write a review. If you're looking to get your Bangladeshi fix, there's no place better in Jackson Heights. Food (5/5): Everything is great here. We got an assortment of food from borthas (where are tasty, but spicy, and come with in great varieties) to kebabs to fish and chicken roast. I'm Bangladeshi American, and even for me this place ranks high. Ambiance (4/5): For Jackson Heights, this place is clean, well kept, and open with plenty of seating. The seating is comfortable and will accommodate any party size Service (5/5): It's very informal here. We just flagged a staff member and started ordering. They're very good about keeping orders and items on track. Food came promptly. Overall, would recommend this place for sure and I know I'll be back! read more

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I didn't have a full meal here and I most likely can't identify Bengali cuisine but I do know Indian. As others on Yelp mentioned, it is a hybrid of the South Asian Continent. With samosa advertised as just $1, I was sold. In the past, I've only tried their mango lassi. In a neighborhood that offers many choices in terms of Indian et al cuisine, I would most likely select another restaurant for a proper meal. The space was long, narrow and confusing. I was stopped midway when I attempted to walk to the back---I gathered food is served to the patron in that section. Towards the front is where you can grab and go. There are a select few tables and even a courtyard outside--a few steps away from the train station. Lots of meat dishes in the counter to order--actually lots of food overall which was already prepared allowing me to think of the turnover and freshness of the food. As far as bites, they were being prepared frequently so when I ordered a vegetable samosa, it was served warm (with cilantro sauce on the side). Coupled with the mango lassi, it was the perfect snack. Staff could be friendlier/more helpful. read more

Ittadi Garden & Grill - Veg samosa and mango lassi--- $4.00 - Indian Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

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I enjoy the food at this restaurant. The kebabs are delicious, as well as the Biryani dishes. Very reasonably priced and a great selection of samosas, and other quick appetizers. Ladies at the take out counter are very nice and always smile to the many repeat customers. I see mostly Indian and Bangladeshi people eating here so I know the food is authentic. Definitely worth a visit. read more

Five stars for the food alone Ambience is meh but no one goes here for ambience. I ate Hilsa fish curry with rice that came with a complementary dal. The hilsa fish curry is freaking DELICIOUS and BLEW MY MIND !!!!! Hubs got butter chicken and rumali roti (which is basically extinct in your typical Indian restaurant in USA) and he was thrilled because it was actually good. Dal poori was oily but delicious. Chicken roast curry was amazing!! Also tried their kebabs and egg chop (a local East Indian delicacy) chicken lollipop which were delicious. Samosa was meh. Jalebi is meh. Skip it. Will definitely try their mishti doi next time. All their food looks phenomenal!! Can't wait to come back read more

I ask this restaurant owner or employee. If you anywhere any restaurant 1pm . Do you eat lunch or dinner ? How come 2 people you charge me $68 service charge $11 . All 71 plus tax . That's why Bangladeshi restaurant no body want to go . I ask you guys how much your lunch menu . This is too much read more

Amazing Bengali food! I was scouting for some non vegetarian noms and came across ittadi. All the food looked fresh and there was an attached market at the back (always a good sign). We tried the goat curry and the garlic nan. The curry was AMAZING. The meat was fresh and cooked perfectly. Lots of flavor and barely any bones. Get the pulao rice instead of plain white rice. It's traditional Bengali style so lots of ghee! read more

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THIS IS THE SPOT. Stopped by here on a late night drive the other night and hit the jackpot. Literally tried so many different dishes and was so surprised with each one (because honestly in the window, it doesn't look that great). Chicken curry was amazing with the naan. The chicken wasn't dry, contrary to that it looks like on the outside. We got a few of the other rices and kebabs and they tasted amazing with the green and white sauces. After some Indian dessert and chai tea, I was so satisfied. The damage? $26 for enough to feed 3 people. Why do I give it 5 full stars? Because you can't be more satisfied at this price point. It's a hole in the wall type joint so don't expect the world in service and comfort. This is the joint for solid food with one dollar sign $. If your Indian, you probably already know this spot. If you're not Indian, be adventurous and CHECK THIS SPOT OUT! You won't regret it read more

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Hole in wall spot which is open till wee hours .After roaming till wee hours on NYC streets headed to Jackson heights subway station to catch bus(Q70-Free) to La Guardia airport. I was very hungry and was craving for rice and ended up here crossing a lot of food trucks. Ordered Goat rice that comes with Egg and Goat curry and salad on the side. Pros: ------- Decent Food Meat and Vegetarian options available Decent prices Quick Service Indian desserts available Lot of food trucks and other food options in the area Open 24/7( I guess coz there are people eating at 3.30 am along with me) Cons: -------- Place can be more cleaner read more

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Sadly: BEWARE. I've eaten here several times. Last week will be the last. I've been told they'll sometimes overcharge, but that never happened to me: Until it did. Very unfortunately, I was substantially overcharged. I was also charged for two items we did not receive, which I did not realize until I got home. On top of that, I was charged an additional $11.53 "Service Charge" of 16.24%. Here's what I wrote them [updated]. They didn't reply. "Early yesterday evening [2/15/19], my mother and I brought a visiting Latvian basketball player to Ittadi, promising her dinner at a special place she would otherwise never experience. As I've done before when I've brought other foreign guests, I explained to our waiter (who was gracious and helpful) that I wanted my friend to try many things, in small portions, not just three $8.99 combo specials. Our waiter made some wonderful suggestions, and he also explained differences in the flavors and spice levels to my friend. The food and the service was excellent - as always. Very unfortunately, I was substantially overcharged. I was also charged for two items we did not receive, which I did not realize until I got home. On top of that, I was charged an additional $11.53 "Service Charge" of 16.24%. Arguing about the bill would have both embarrassed my guest and made her uncomfortable. I asked the waiter if he was SURE this was MY bill (I knew it was) and he said Yes, Sir. So I paid him and then asked for a copy of my check. I added $5 to the total, which made the gratuity over 20% - which I would ordinarily leave, and I did so despite the Service Charge, which was a needless insult. With tax, I was charged $89.40. Therefore, I left you $94.40 for a large dinner for three. On the subway home, I looked at the pictures I took and saw that I had one that had almost our entire table on it. Later that night I matched the photo of what we received to what I was billed. That's when I realized that I had been charged $4 for "1 Radish Sml" and $8 for "1 Duck Curry Sml", neither of which we received. The two potato dishes I ordered and received (served together, split 50/50 in a small bowl) was not charged. Included was a large plate of lettuce, onion slices, green chilis and lime wedges. In the photo, only the edge of the bowl of Okra is visible at the top. The Singara is entirely eaten and the two Samucha are both half-eaten. Only the edge of the basket with Naan is visible at the bottom. Of course when I was taking pictures, I was not expecting to be using one to compare with my bill. I marked up the photo with text, which matches the food to the bill. I also marked up the photo of the bill, which I've kept. I sincerely hope that you can come up with a solution to this that is fair to both of us. I do not want this bad experience to be my last meal at Ittadi." But now it will be. read more

Ittadi Garden & Grill - (1 of 2) Dinner, Overcharged by Ittadi, matched to check in pic 2 - Indian Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

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The place is not clean enough , I ordered chital fish but it was not fresh and there was plastic like taste . They also billed something that I did not order. I would not suggest anyone to visit that place . read more

I grew up with this place being a movie theatre my whole life. When it turned into Ittadi garden, I wanted to give it a try and loved it. The seating area is pretty modern and clean. The chicken biriyani & roast were the best dishes here. They also have lots of snacks here if you are looking for apps & cha. Love this place! read more

I just don't get it with Desi restaurants; especially Bangladeshi restaurants. Why do they have to be so filthy all the time? The tainted floors, the dusty shelves, moldy refrigerator panels, nasty toilets, where do I stop? Considering food trucks in the area, I'd just go for those next time when someone isn't pressuring me into going into a Jackson heights restaurant. Not sure which inspector certifies them, but he needs to get fired; cause of the number of infractions I could identify from the customer area, quite sure the backend is worse. Pros: - Cheap food. - Quick service. - Desi food. - Open all day. Cons: The place needs to be cleaner. read more

The first time I came here I got beef curry and it sent me straight to the bathroom. I don't think it was cooked properly. I was gonna give them a bad review, but I'm like let's see if they can redeem themselves. Today, I went and I got the duck curry and butter rice. It was good. The curry duck was cooked well. They have a good amount of seating area and they have a small area with only booths which is nice. The server comes and brings your food and asks if you want anything to drink. Next time they come is when it's time to give you the bill. They automatically put tip on the bill of your dining in which is whatever. The plates they serve food in isn't fancy or nice. It's like cheap plates or bowls honestly. read more

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Fantastic, real deal Halal Bangla good. Small supermarket in back. Best biryani i ever had.

The food was very average (I wasn't a big fan but some of my family enjoyed it). The chicken lollipop was OK but other than that the food was not great. The customer service was awful. One man was fine and brought us cold bottled water when we asked for it instead of the room temp ones. Our main waiter was very arrogant and rude. He did not show us what we can order since there is no menu so we did figured it out ourselves. After bringing our food, he completely vanished. No "how's the food" or anything. We (and many customers) had to yell to call him over since he was busy chatting with people instead of doing his job. He did not respond to anything we said - not a word after bringing the food. If we asked for something he would just walk away. He rolled his eyes when we initially asked him for the water swap. Horrible behavior and I would definitely recommend going somewhere else. The restaurant itself was quite small - best for a 'grab-n-go' order. It was difficult to look at the food options since there wasn't much space which was uncomfortable. read more