Arrived after the market was closed and were the only ones there for awhile, and a few more people arrived after. Nice Nepali, Tibetan and Indian menu items. I liked that organization because it let me browse the menu by country. I enjoyed the food and the service was pleasant. Why two stars? The bathroom was absolutely disgusting. Bathrooms don't have to be gross - and don't have to be newly remodeled to be nice. But water everywhere, foul smells and overall gross made washing my hands before eating an unappealing part of the dining experience. read more

Sometimes the best food comes from places with plastic bench seating. This place is one of those not-so-hidden gems in a sea of high-end, gourmet eateries. We ordered our most favorite dish to split, palak paneer, and some garlic naan. That's all. And oh my, it was all we needed. The naan was fluffy and crispy, with just the right amount of garlic. And the palak paneer's flavor was so complex and delightful. Usually it's pretty standard. But here, there were hints of cinnamon and coriander along with the perfect amount of spice (we ordered it at the second level of spice and it had a good kick without crying). And by hints of cinnamon, I mean that I scooped out a spoon-sized curve of a giant cinnamon stick. It smelled amazing, if it freaked me out a little at first. I had my reservations about this place from the street, but oh man, I am so glad we went for lunch. We had seen - I mean, smelled - last night while walking home from dinner. It exceeded expectations, and I wish I could take it home on the airplane with me. read more

I love indian and tibetan food and could probably eat it almost every day. Having said that I am a bit picky about it. So today I talked a coworker into joining me for their lunch buffet. We trekked up from the ID and half a block before we got there my mouth started watering as I could smell the yumminess. Once inside we were warmly greeted and seated. Ok so let's break it down. The decor: elegant but not overbearing and unlike many ethnic restaurants not overdone in decorations. I really liked being in the space. The service: top notch, attentive without overbearing. I could not have asked for more. The music: it made the space and atmosphere but didn't overpower or transport me on a carpet across the city. Very nice! The buffet: the selection was very nice, not only did you get to chose from soups to start your meal but also salads and fresh cut fruit. Me being a vegetarian, I had so many options. Of course I had to try them all. The dal was tasty and not runny (a problem I encounter way too often), the pakora curry was a pleasant suprise, the saag was creamy and delicious and the potatoe curry was warming and tasty. My co worker had non vegetarian dishes and seemed to really like the Chicken Tika Masala. As soon as we returned to our seat, fresh hot naan was placed on the table and the host made sure we were taken care of. Once we had devoured every last crumb, he offered us clean plates for a return to the buffet but at this point I could not eat another bite, so we declined. I normally don't care for lunch buffets as often the food is stale, cold, liveless...not here. I am looking forward to another lunch outing soon and also going for dinner so I can enjoy a glass of wine with my meal. read more

Disclaimer - I have not eaten here. I called here because it's in the space of the old 94 Stewart Restaurant, for which I just found an old gift certificate. I thought the space was still owned by the same people and so I called to ask if that was true and if they would accept 94 Stewart gift certificates (as is sometimes done when the space is still under the same ownership - and I thought the chef still had a restaurant in Seattle). The man who answered the phone was very rude and acted as if he couldn't believe I had the nerve to ask such questions - I want him to serve me his food using my old gift certificate? I had to ask two separate times if the restaurant was owned by the same people that owned 94 Stewart before I got a straight answer - "no." I was simply searching for information and there was no reason to be so short and curt with me. Makes me wonder what the actual service at the restaurant is like. To follow up on the gift certificate mystery, I quickly Googled 94 Stewart and found they still had a website which leads you to the chef's new restaurant, Parco. Plus Parco, according the website, will accept 94 Stewart gift certificates! What baffled me the most is that 94 Stewart's website actually goes out of its way to tell you the space it was in is under new ownership and even links you over to Kastoori Grill. The man who answered the phone could have simply filled me in on the situation and sent me over to Parco. I guess that's what I get for trying to talk to a real person instead of relying on Google. read more

When I saw this place so close to pike place market, I was excited. I thought it's going to be one of those places where you will have some tasty spicy curry with nice interiors and all. But to my utter surprise it was opposite. When you enter the restaurant, you feel suffocated! There is no ventilation. And because of that it's freaking hot sitting inside. Seats, tables, menu and all of the interior looked filthy. The table top was sticky with grease! Time to get to service now/ place order. It took the waitress eternity to take our orders. However, I don't blame her. The chef was shouting all the time for no damn reason on both the waiters. Not sure who ran the place! Finally, the waitresses comes with food but guess what...it's not our order! She did apologize and got our order but after another 15 minutes. But wait...it's not done yet.I don't know if she forgot or the chef messed up my order, but the waitress told us that the chef is making my order while my friend was given hers. So i was left to watch her eat!! Unacceptable! Hold on...it goes even further. So we ordered some naan/ bread too and it came almost 20 minutes after our food! We were practically done eating by that time! If you happen to be brave enough to enjoy this shitty restaurant I still suggest don't use their restroom! You might contract diseases! It's so filthy! And what amazes me is this restaurant is in middle of Downtown Seattle! Someone should call food inspectors! read more

Regressed very badly. I used to go her for buffets every now and then the past 4 years. The last 3 or 4 times, the food has gone progressively worse and so has the service. The tandoori chicken is always dry - feels like they took it out from the fridge and microwaved it. The masala powder can be tasted with every morsel. The service has gotten worse. There's a guy with long hair who thinks he owns the place. Wont come back to you, will smirk every time you ask him a question, and never apologizes if he drops water on your plate. I would never go there again mainly for him. In fact, we were in the area today and had a party of 12 people. We walked 15 minutes extra to go to Masala Grill instead of this place at my request. Sorry, Kastoori - you lost a loyal customer due to just one waiter on your side. read more

Loved dinner so much we went back for lunch the next day! We've been in the PNW for 3 years and have not been overly impressed with food in general. We stumbled into the Kastoori Grill one evening when we decided to enjoy an evening at Pike Place. The smells from the street drew us in. The clientele seemed to fit the restaurant...... The fresh naan hooked me and the amazing dishes that hit the table smashed it out of the park!! The chicken Korma was probably the best I have ever had. The hubs fell in love with the mango curry. Phenomenal! and the service was great! The next day we walked by it again and decided to try the lunch buffet. Great selection of fresh dishes that were well worth the cost of the buffet. This definitely hits our top list of fav restaurants in the Pike Place area. read more

Place is alright. Sustenance things are alright ish. Can improve the situation. Administration is quick. What's more, serving size is restricted to one individual. Exorbitant contrasted with the nourishment quality and amount. read more

yeah I ordered chicken and my girlfriend ordered lamb, and I was instantly jealous. She let me try some and I must say, this may have been the best lamb I've ever had at an Indian restaurant. It was in the Tikka Masala, which was also quite good, but the lamb... mmmm... huge portions of it and so flavorful and tender. The garlic naan was also great. I look forward to trying some of the other dishes too one of these days. It was also a nice quiet escape from a lot of the Pike Place chaos. read more

Solid! I went here for dinner last night, and the food was great. I got the Biryani with Lamb (which comes with a light and creamy Raita) and a glass of wine for $22 - the Biryani could have fed two, but I couldn't stop eating it, so it fed one. It was delicious, the lamb tasted fresh, and the spice was spot on (got medium). The service is good - you won't have a conversation with them, but they will take your order and make sure you are doing well. I think this place most likely shines at lunch, and I'm looking forward to checking it out. read more

First off- you have to be in right frame of mind. It's kinda divey, don't expect white linen or ambience because Seattle is a foodie town. This place is a lunch time local crowd and it does get crowded. The lunch is a buffet with plenty of selections. If you like it hot, spicey chicken tika, lentils and lots of other flavorful selections you'll dig this place. I loved all the hot sauces, mint chutney etc. I added those to my already spicy food. I think it was well worth the price of $ 10.92 p/person. Not $10.95 or $10.90 but $10.92. We thought it was funny. Maybe you had to be there. We'll definitely go back! read more

Came to try out the $10 lunch buffet. I came in with low expectations as I personally find it difficult to find good Indian food in this city, and walked out with those expectations exactly met. Tried every one of their curries, but the flavor in each of them were mediocre at best. My only happy experience was gobbling up the fresh and delicious naan (which wasn't served to me until 20 minutes into my meal). read more

Food was fresh and amazing. The portions looked small at first but we still took home leftovers. I ordered the Rogan Josh with shrimp; the shrimp were about the size of my fist! They were huge and not overcooked or rubbery. My mum ordered Jalfrezi with lamb and the lamb was so tender and flavourful. The curries were spicy and intense, the naan was both crisp and soft, and the rice was herby and wonderful. I've moved to San Diego now, but if I'm in Seattle again I will make it a point to stop in. read more

On the whole, my lunch buffet experiences here have been favorable. The selection is consistent from visit to visit, they have a good variety of proteins, and I've always found the flavors authentic (as much as a white guy who's never been to India can say, anyway). Naan used to be how I judged a place but that's changed over the years. I've had worse naan than Kastoori's, but I've also had much better. It's fine, basically. The service is nothing special, in fact very minimal but not really anything to complain about. However, I was disappointed in my most recent visit (3/20/2015). My main complaint is that I found all of the sauces much thinner than normal. The food just didn't taste as rich and the sauces didn't stick to the naan very well. I hadn't been here in a while and it made me regret my unhealthy lunch choice even more. Additionally, they were out of Tandoori chicken when I got there and it never got replenished. When it came to dessert, there was nothing left of the rice pudding but some milk with a few bits or rice, almonds, and raisins. I scraped up what I could and enjoyed the taste, but it was just a tease. I've been making a real effort to eat healthier meals lately so I shouldn't have been here in the first place. Will I slip up again? Of course. But I'm now a little less likely to do it here. read more

I do not know how this place has such high yelp reviews. The food was very bad, had an upset stomach after having food at this place. We tried the buffet lunch on a Sunday afternoon. A friend of mine shared later that they had been victims of that place a few weeks before us. I wish I had known about it before going there.There was extremely less vegetarian options and even my friend who tried non-veg said it wasn't any better. To add to our misery the manger was extremely rude. He literally asked us "Do you want me to throw it in the garbage?" (twice). We had taken a cup of channa masala, it was the worst channa I've ever had in my life.( I'm Indian and I've tried a lot of Indian restaurants in the greater Seattle area).it was all watery like a soup. so he din like that I guess. I'm never going back to that place ever again. This is my first yelp review, I felt morally responsible for warning people before they try there. read more

Would have given one star, but everyone working there was so nice, I don't have the heart. I hesitated writing a bad review for a long time exactly because everyone is so nice, but I realize that with all the tourists in the market? They'll stay in business. Let them nab the folks that don't know the difference. I'd like to warn the folks who do: If you know and love Indian food, take the extra time to go somewhere exceptional, like Chili's South Indian Restaurant in the Udistrict, or Traveler's on Beacon Hill, or even Aahaar in Snoqualmie. (It's a lovely, scenic drive, and the food is excellent!) The food at Kastoori is some of the worst Indian food I've ever eaten. Truly bad. So bland as to be almost completely tasteless, unfortunate textures, and heavy-handed with sugar, salt and food coloring. My mango lassi was a color I can only describe as "Traffic Cone Orange". It literally made my stomach turn and I had to throw almost the whole thing away. I absolutely /hate/ wasting food, so I took the majority of what I had ordered home and put it in the freezer. After a few months, I had to admit I just couldn't face it, even doctoring it up with my own spices! I finally relented and threw it all away. :/ If you love Indian food and know how it should taste, turn on your heel now and RUN AWAY! read more

I feel two stars is a bit overly harsh but three stars is not quite accurate either. If this were a stock rating I would call it a "Cautious Buy". I'm going to run with three stars but it isn't totally true until they get their opening-issues settled. My wife and I stopped in for their lunch buffet today. We live just down the street and are always looking for new close places. According to the server they've been open 3 days and he apologized for the growing pains. Some bare lights without sconces, uncleaned vent grates and a fellow with a power tool actively working. Not an awesome first impression. The tables and chairs are all new and there's very little yet on the walls. The buffet was just being populated when we arrived at 11am and what was there was (expectedly) tame. The tikka masala was very nice and the rice was tasty but a lack of name tags for the dishes made it a little tricky to know what you're taking. Overall, my wife was "Meh" and I was satisfied but wary. We'll be back again for dinner to try out less tourist-centric flavors (we want some spice!) and once they finish getting their house in order I'm sure our quibbles on the decor will be answered. I'll be happy to revise my star rating a week or two! read more

Indian = win. Tried the palak paneer, delicious! Tried the eggplant dish... hmmm, not my cup of tea but the two dinner companions were very happy with it. Garlic naan = piping hot and addicting! Prices = reasonable Service = friendly and quick Overall, I'd come back here for more curry! Check in on Yelp and get a free chai...it's delicious! read more

LIKES food, price, location DISLIKES parking BACKGROUND Went here on a Sunday afternoon, during lunchtime with my family. Location is great, as it is on Pike Place but of course, parking is not the most convenient find in this area. We ended up parking a couple of blocks away from the restaurant, so it isn't too bad. BUT, it can be inconvenient if you are with elderly, people with disabilities, etc. FOOD Food was varied during the $10 lunch buffet. They had options for vegetarians, featuring a few potato and pea dishes. But carnivores need not salivate for long, as Kastoori Grill can whet your appetite with chicken and beef marinated in spices. Water is necessary! I really enjoyed the butter chicken (it was called something else) which tasted authentic and homemade along with my basmati rice. Because there were lots of protein served, light eaters can definitely have their fill in one serving. There's always space for desserts, of course. They served gulab jamin, mango ice cream and mango jello---enough to satisfy your sugar cravings. The food is very similar to Indian cuisine, but the Nepalese server assured me that Nepalese cuisine is different. AMBIANCE The ambiance was family friendly, even good for large groups. The restaurant could use a bit of tidying up as it was a bit messy and cluttered to look at times. I liked the cultural touch though, decorated with some Nepalese (I am assuming) art. SERVICE Although it was busy when we entered, we didn't have to wait to be seated. The service could have been friendlier, but the servers were busy working hard and promptly attended to our requests (ie. asking for more water). Very casual, so expect to help yourself most of the time. VALUE Nothing beats all-you-can-eat for $10! Food was delicious and filling. VERDICT I'll be back. Food was great, inexpensive and the location is perfect for that afternoon in Pike Place. read more

I really like this place. The people who work there are legit and the food is delicious. The palak paneer is buttery and flavorful. Not the best I've ever had, but very good! The shahi paneer was reamy and flavorful. The garlic naan was great! The ambiance isn't overly fancy, which I like. It's comfortable with excellent service. We'll be back! read more

I had pretty high expectations when my roommate suggest this place as an alternative to Cedars in University District...and I honestly can't say that I left very fulfilled. Prices were a bit on the high end, however, that was the least of my concerns since I enjoyed the food. We ordered two dishes and a side of naan, and it did a pretty good job of filling us up. Portions certainly appear a lot smaller than they actually are in pictures, and I can't deny my meal was pretty tasty. The service however, was HORRIBLE!!! My friends and I stopped by on a Sunday evening. The restaurant was not very busy, so I'm unsure why our waiters were not attentive at all. They were not friendly - don't think I saw any of them crack a smile throughout the duration of my visit. In one of my dishes, there was a large chicken chunk that was not cooked thoroughly...and when we brought this up to the waitress, she mentioned that she would speak with the chef. It was a good 15 minutes afterwards that we were fed up and approached the cashier...it turns out no one was ever notified of the raw chicken that had been served. That dish was vetted from our check...but that's something that should have occurred without us having to mention it twice. In summary, good food but order to go...because the service is the absolute worst! read more

We just went for dinner so I cannot comment on the lunch buffet but overall I thought this place had great food; it's priced to be within reason for being in Pike Place Market, so don't expect anything fancy but really quite tasty. SERVICE: Servers were friendly, though there was some delay in getting the naan with the rest of our food, but it was worth the wait. ATMOSPHERE: Right in Pike Place Market so it's a fun location. I was not a big fan of the interior as it felt like we were part of the kitchen even though we were actually quite far away. Just not the best design. It was a relatively quite night when we went so not too much to comment on. FOOD: I was actually surprised, in a good way. The menu has some moma (dumplings) and nepalese dishes that were unique and a full page of vegetarian options. The entree dishes were not much different from many other indian restaurants but their flavors were actually great. They were the right blend of butter and indian spices without being overpowering. Also, if you like spicy food, I would ask for "very hot" as even 5 stars was not that spicy (though be warned, we LOVE spicy foods so perhaps we are biased). PRICE: I think read more

The Aroma smelt blocks away lured my husband and I in. OMG it was amazing! My husband had their lunch buffet which was a great way to sample many of their incredible dishes. He said it was very good! I had one of their main entrees, Katoori curry with chicken (mild). This was one of the best curry dishes I've ever had. It was packed with a great balance of curry, saffron and other full bodied spices. Yum! I also liked that you were given a separate bowl of rice and a bowl for the curry and chicken sauce. It was nice having control of that ratio. I forgot to mention that their rice is out of this world. I've never tasted anything like it. Amazing bread, amazing rice, and amazing curry. Thank you Kantoori! read more

Excellent little hidden gem. Found this place by accident and we were so happy! Excellent food, friendly waitstaff, huge portions! You don't want to miss this if you are near the Market! read more

It was freezing cold, so some hot Indian food sounded perfect. Went for lunch and had the buffet just like everyone else inside. The place was packed with the business locals, so that was a good sign. They have more items than I have seen at any Indian buffet before and all for $9.95pp! There was a small salad bar which I passed right over. The hot buffet started with a huge pot of basmati rice that had fennel seeds and whole fenugreek pods in it. Fluffy and fragrant. Now onto the huge spread: Best dishes: malai kofta, spicy chicken curry, chicken tikka masala, potato and cauliflower, tandoori chicken, veg pakora So so but still decent: fish chili (like orange chicken but with fish), lamb curry (lamb was tough and really gamey) Didn't try the pakora curry or the 2 desserts. They also bring naan to every table. Their naan was good but was more like fatter Middle Eastern flatbread or the kind of naan you find sold at supermarkets. It was missing char and a chewiness. Still enjoyable though. Free chai with check-in. Service was decent, and we were greeted nicely by the manager on the way in and out. Good flavors all around and loved having so many options. read more

Kastoori Grill - Lunch buffet- so many selections and good tasting too. $9.95! - Indian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Really good lunch buffet! The food is mostly Indian with a few twists. They had a fish dish with tomato sauce, peppers and onions that reminded me of Chinese food. It was really good! Goat curry was also good although the meat was a little fatty. The usual suspects like saag paneer and chicken vindaloo were very good. Don't miss the red pepper sauce, it is super hot and awesome! The place was busy when we came but the servers managed to keep up. The buffet it pretty cheap too, great lunch spot if you work in the area! read more

My dinner tonight was easily some of the most delicious, flavorful, authentic Indian food I've ever had in the U.S. I had the vegetable pakoras and vegetable korma. The decor isn't super trendy, but it doesn't need to be. The food is the only thing to need to focus on, period. I don't have enough good things to say. If you're in Seattle and aren't getting your Indian food fix here, you're messing up. read more

Kastoori Grill - Garlic naan - Indian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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It is a little expensive, but the food is very delicious. It has the right blend of spice and seasoning. I wish they would drop the prices a little, making it more affordable for someone like me who works in Downtown and eats (lunch) out everyday. Maybe a buffet that's a little more friendly on the pocket? read more

Big fan of Kastoori by the market. Great for when you want a little bit of everything at lunch. Sometimes it takes a little bit before the naan comes out and sometimes the variety is a little lacking otherwise it's a great spot! Definitely our go to location for Indian buffet in downtown Seattle. read more

Great lunch buffet. The pakoras are excellent. read more

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Service: nonexistent Food: authentic Vegan friendly: yes We stopped here while walking near Pike Place in hopes of finding vegan options other than a salad. We asked our waitress "Do you have any vegan items?" And she responded "No." and quickly walked away. Uh? After resigning myself to grabbing fruit from the market, my cousins went to get food from the buffet. We were brought fresh naan (not vegan) about 20-25 minutes after being seated. My cousins described the naan as "biscuit-y" but good. Finally, I was able to flag down a gentleman and ask again. He pointed out a vast array of vegan dishes. I ordered the mixed vegetable jalfrezi $10.95 at medium spice. It was far too oily for me (even the rice was oiled) but it was tasty. Cousins liked the buffet well enough. read more

Kastoori Grill - Mixed Vegetable Jalfrezi (vegan). Too much oil but flavorful and well spiced. - Indian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The waitre was friendly and nice. FOOD WAS PERFECT. I ordered the katsuri curry and it was the best. read more

Kastoori Grill - From the top, Chicken Vendolo and katsuri chicken curry - Indian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This was by far the best Indian cuisine my wife and I have ever had. The sauces were so flavorful, and the naan fluffy and savory. Our service was delightful and accommodating. We WILL return! read more

Kastoori Grill - Chicken Tikka Masala with naan! - Indian Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I am not a review writer, I live in Issaquah. Before we made a trip to Seattle in this wacky weather I checked review about this Restaurant. I was so impressed by reading all reviews I MUST visit. MY sister visiting from California, we hung out in down town area and finally decided for dinner. I met Suda who helped us ordering food. The other person said on review, she is a gem.OHH!! God Bless Her, Restaurant was jam packed, Wait person looked tired but Suda kept smile on her face. I will sure make another trip to Kastoori Grill Soon. Unconditional, Nepali Hospitality, Terrific Food very extraordinarily good read more

Not sure why there are so many 4-5 star reviews, the food was mediocre. I'm from the Bay Area and we have amazing Indian and Nepalese food there. We came here around 2:40 PM for lunch and ended up getting the buffet since it's quick. There was barely any variety, but I guess it was sufficient variety for the price. The restaurant looks very outdated and tacky inside. There's no ventilation and it feels like we're eating in a basement. I understand the weather can be gloomy but the lighting inside was gloomy too.. I was fooled by the 4 star reviews :( Boo. read more

I have to be honest, my friend and I stumbled upon this place as we were walking around Seattle sightseeing, completely drunk. But the food here was so good that I still remember everything about this place. As we walked in, we were greeted by the host/cashier? We were very obviously intoxicated, and they were still very polite and welcoming to us (thank you). After getting seated, we waited what seemed like forever for our food, but it was totally worth it when it finally arrived. They make such an amazing shahi paneer, and my friend loved her noodles. The matar paneer was pretty good too. It was exactly what we needed and this place came through. read more

So this was 'okay'. Not bad but not stellar. Coming from the SF Bay Area though, we are admittedly pretty spoiled when it comes to Indian & Nepalese food. I will say that the tandoori salmon was really good, but I think that's partly because the salmon in the PNW is simply amazing. The sauce with the Nepalese chicken dish we got was pretty watery- not the nice thick sauce loaded with spices that you would expect. Probably would not visit here again, but still - decent. Also, unrelated to the food and more of a suggestion to the owner- you might want to consider not routing the phone system through the speakers in the restaurant. It seemed a little weird that the music stopped playing every time the phone rang & you could hear the phone conversation playing through the restaurant. Also it would be nice to hear some Nepalese or Indian music playing instead of pop music. Otherwise the atmosphere is nice. read more

This place is a gem! The aroma attracted us in; the food was incredible with perfect spices. The ambience fit the cuisine and the entire family loved every dish. If you're near Pike's Market, I highly recommend stopping in. You won't be disappointed! read more

Going by the lack of good Indian food options in Seattle downtown, I am tempted to give Kastoori a 4 star but for someoe who cooks and eats Indian predominantly, I would be unfair if I bumped the rating. Went here for their buffet, loved their moong dal soup, their pakoras, but the number of curries they had were quite limited. I am a Cali gal- used to having 40 dishes in an Indian buffet for around the same price, hence I don't like the number of dishes available. The naan is good, the saag paneer was good, the vegtable masala was meh and the daal dish repurposed the soup as a base and the desserts mango icecream, kheer and jamoon though looked delicious were undercooked. read more

I took a long hiatus from Indian food here in Seattle. I don't know what it is with Indian food being so tooth rot inducing sweet here. Kastoori Grill is a place that I didn't expect to like...yet I really did. Parking can be an issue, but I use Luxe valet. I'm ok with that. Not many are. Gobi Manchurian is a lovely crisp batter that can lean on the heavy side, but the sauce that goes on top to make it is wonderfully flavored. What is Gobi Manchurian you ask? It's a dish that is influenced by China. If you haven't been to India, then you may be unfamiliar with the style of cooking there called Indo Chinese. Imagine chinese food with strong Indian influences in terms of spicing and preparation. It looks like Chinese. It tastes like Chinese but has the lovely warm spicing you find in Indian dishes. I ordered their Coconut Delight with prawns. What a wonderful dish it was! Lovely, creamy, coconut-y with 5 huge pieces of prawns that were slightly overcooked, but that was easily overlooked. I found the pricing for this to be reasonable at $14.95. It was a very generous portion that was flavorful. I will make sure to get it with a bit more spice to it. While this was good, I could've done with just a bit more heat to the dish. Would I come back? Absolutely. Service was slow at first, but attentive after. They were giving myself and the others I was with to catch up, eat our Gobi Manchurian appetizer and then think about the meal ahead. read more