This place was amazing, it was beautiful inside The food…read moretook a while but that's how I know it was fresh the price wasn't bad at all 10 out of 10 would just recommend this place to anyone and will be coming back hopefully soon

We were thrilled to start our meal with the complimentary papadum and dips. Many restaurants don't…read moreoffer this as often anymore and this rendition was delicious! Next we had the dumpling appetizer which also came with a wonderful sauce. For our entrees we had the Palak Paneer (level 3) and Lamb Karahi (level 4) with garlic naan. We like heat but four was a bit much. We were warned Limited wine list though we enjoyed an Italian Pinot Grigio. Looking forward to a return visit.

Admittedly, I haven't been here in years because my last couple visits weren't very good. I had a…read morecraving for Indian and one my fellow yelpies recommended this place and told me they reopened the lunch buffet. I decided to try it out. It was very muggy inside to the point that the floors were slippery and I had to be careful walking. The buffet itself was lacking. Many of the dishes had no labels and there were no gloves for the shared utensils. Also, they are using plastic plates for the buffet. I tried a little of everything and the fried items were cold and old. The vegetarian dishes were also lukewarm. The chicken biryani was cold and the rice was crunchy. The butter chicken was very sweet. To the point I didn't recognize it. Most of the food was sweet. They brought out one naan. That was very salty and I couldn't finish it. Overall everything tasted modified and not authentic. There was only one sauced item with meat and that was butter chicken. The only other protein option was tandoori chicken so you won't have any options if you don't care for chicken. There was one chick pea dish, a potato dish, an okra dish, a veggie stir fry and that was pretty much it for mains. Overall I think they would fare better expanding their buffet. I would have rather ordered off the main menu. The staff was attentive and friendly. It's not the same lively and homey place I remember and frequented often when they first opened. Will I go back? That's a real tough question. To order off the menu, I might. But then I remember the last few visits and second guess the possibility. I would not come back for the buffet. There's plenty of parking in a shared lot. Maybe a fall hazard for those with assistive devices or mobility issues. The floor is clean but the humidity caused it to be very slick.

I chose the buffet. They had a good selection of food. It was hot and spiced really well. We got…read morerefills in our waters often and we were served desserts after we finished our meals. I thought the price was appropriate for adults, not so much for kids who eat very little. I loved their rice and chicken dishes. I would definitely return.

During lunch time the buffet was offered and open. The different variety of food was amazing and I…read morewas able to sample and taste a lot. The cashier help me with a lot and offered me to try dessert and she actually walked to the buffet and explain all the different kinds that was there. I really enjoyed the mango mousse and the warm carrot dessert with nuts (it tasted more like sweet potatoes). The restaurant has a very calm vibe to it and very inviting at the same time. It does get busy during lunch time and you are able to seat your self. Definitely a must try!

My partner and I are always looking for a good Indian place. We tried this out on a Saturday night…read more Not many folks in the 20 top space, but a few families coming through, and 5-6 DoorDash orders going out while we ate. I like my food a little spicer than my partner, so I ordered my paneer as a 2 out of 5, and they ordered their korma as a 1, but it came to the table a solid 3-4. I wonder if it got flipped in the kitchen, since mine wasn't very spicy. But, when we asked for a new bowl of korma, they brought one to us within 5 minutes. Much better, if a good bit sweeter than I expected, having tried the first time, I wonder if they added more sugar to make sure it was not too spicy second time around. The naan was tasty, and I was very satisfied with my paneer. We'll definitely try them again. I'm looking forward to the dosa.

My wife and I just came back from this restaurant…read more Everything was really good. We started out with a Gobi Manchurian appetizer, which is cauliflower. We asked them to cool it down a little bit. Then Chicken tikka masala and fish korma. Both were very flavorful but had quite different spices which were not too hot so it allowed you to really taste the food. And an order of garlic naan. The portions were substantial and we brought home some of the chicken and fish dishes some rice and two pieces of naan. Best, Neal P.S. go for the food not the ambience

This is a comfy Indian restaurant with delicious food! The momos are very flavorful and juicy and…read moreit comes with a nice sauce. It came out pretty quickly. Our entrees took longer, probably 20 minutes but it was worth it. The naan was the perfect balance of crispiness and softness and it had a good amount of garlic. I loved it with the butter chicken. We also ordered the mango jalfezie which was the first time I tried this dish and I like it! The prices weren't bad at all and I'd definitely come back if I'm ever in the area again.

I visit Anjappar at least once whenever in the Bull City for work, and am never disappointed. The…read morefood is always consistently delicious and full of flavor. The waiter was friendly and knowledgeable, and provided great service. I will definitely return here and recommend anyone seeking great tasting food for affordable prices that includes a nice, relaxing ambiance, Anjappar is a must visit. Food can get a bit pricey when dining for lunch ordering more than just an entrée.

This restaurant has an interesting location, embedded in a criminal justice building with a snazzy…read morecorner location. It was not busy on a Sunday and I'm guess it's geared towards people that work in the area on weekdays. Walking to the bathroom and bypassing the vacant security desk for the building was a strange experience. The menu is South Indian; there were some differences in what was online and what I found on the printed menu, but it was a wide and interesting selection with abundant options for special dietary needs. I ordered a dosa and an appetizer, which were splendidly presented on banana leaves. I asked for my Indo-Chinese paneer extra spicy, and they seemed a bit skeptical, but it did deliver a heck of a spice kick and an abundance of leafy tropical flavor (full curry leaves are common in this cuisine). The dosa was large, extra thin, quite salty, and satisfying. A chai was small and unsweetened. I didn't get quite the bustling atmosphere that their other location (in Cary) possessed and the menu for some reason did not have the kottu paratha I wanted to try, but I would definitely recommend anyone seeking some South Indian food to come here.

The food here is wonderful and the service is fast and very efficient…read moreThey even offered complementary dessert after the meal, which I thought was a very nice touch The atmosphere was pleasant and impeccably clean Everybody seemed to be very happy and content I would highly recommend this place if you're interested in some good authentic Indian food*****

I had a fantastic experience here when visiting Greensboro. I was seated quickly, and the waiter…read morewas extremely attentive. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and the food was delicious. I tried a dish that I had never had before, as well as naan. (Because of course. How do you not get naan?) The spice level was perfect, the flavor was rich and multi-layered, and I left the restaurant full and happy. I intend to visit again the next time I'm down in Greensboro.

Great atmosphere. The food was served hot. Great taste. The service was friendly…read more There's so much to choose from the menu. The place smells so good the moment you walk in.

I had high hopes for this place, as it had great reviews. We ordered all Indian dishes, and I have…read moreto say the food was pretty disappointing. The staff were very friendly and it's a nice place, so I hate to criticize, but I gotta be honest. Firstly, the drinks. Among our table, we ordered a Mai Tai, a Whiskey Sour, and a Tamarind Margarita. The Mai Tai was so sweet it basically tasted like syrup -- undrinkable. The other two drinks were also way too sweet and lacking any alcohol content whatsoever. They really need to find a different bartender. As far as food, I really feel like the chefs aren't familiar with what Indian food is supposed to taste like. The chana masala was lacking in flavor, salt, and the tanginess that it's supposed to have. The palak paneer was also bland, and the spinach is normally chopped finer or even blended. The malai kofta was too sweet, and the menu didn't mention that it had raisins in it ... had that been clear, I wouldn't have ordered it. We also ordered dessert ... tried to get the rasmalai, but were told they ran out. So we got the gulab jamun and the kheer. The gulab jamun was fine. The kheer was awful. It was super thin and watery, instead of thick and creamy.

The restaurant was freezing cold on a cold day! I moved tables to avoid the AC blowing on me…read more Service was ok. Server was not focused. He never anticipate our needs. Really no one else in the restaurant when we arrived. The chicken Marsala taziki was ok. If you just want Indian food give it a try. If you're really hungry and want to enjoy eating out... don't come here. The atmosphere was not inviting and the lack of service by the staff just kind of ruined the place for me. I felt like the food on a Sunday noon time was microwave warmed up!

I've been coming to Royal Taj every time I'm in North Carolina and it never disappoints. I've lived…read morein major cities like New York and tried Indian food all over the country, but Royal Taj is hands down the best Indian food I've had in America. The flavors are always spot on and the food tastes truly authentic. It reminds me of home every time. I usually order the tandoori items, dosas, and their famous bullet naan. The curries are rich and flavorful and everything is made with so much care. While I'm not a vegetarian, my family is, and they always have a great experience here. The paneer tikka masala and malai kofta are their absolute favorites and I've enjoyed them too. Since it's located at the Days Inn, parking is never a problem. There's always plenty of space which makes visiting really easy. The staff and owners are incredibly warm and friendly. They make you feel welcome and genuinely care about your experience. If you're anywhere near Southern Pines, make sure to stop by. This place is truly a gem.

Service: wonderful! They were quick and they were so sweet. We made a quick reservation online and…read moreby the time we arrived the table was set for us! Ambiance: perfect for a 1st date. It's a casual restaurant but all the decor and the modern touches with Indian influence gives it a great sultry vibe. Food: top notch. Thus far is our favorite Indian restaurant out there. The naan itself is freshly made and SOFT, thick, and has a nice chew. Best naan in the triangle area. Highly recommend the bread basket as you get a good variety of their different naans. The paneer pakora is crispy, piping hot, and has a great cumin and lightly salted taste. In the middle is mint chutney so it's has nice layers of flavors. The lamb palak was super tasty as well! The spinach was nice clay cooked where it was creamy with no bitter after taste. The lamb was fall apart tender! The lamb jalfrezi was also a show stopper, it was spiced, slight tomato sauce, and lambs again, super tender that can be broken up with just fingers. The malai chicken was good, but wasn't our favorite. The meat is tender, but I felt like the flavor wasn't hitting as much as the other two. It was lighter and even with the lemon it still felt like it was missing something. Overall: will definitely be coming back!

Tandoori Bites is a solid, no-frills option if you're craving Indian food. We went on a weekday…read moreevening and ended up being the only ones dining in, but there was a steady stream of people coming through for takeout, so it seems like more of a grab-and-go spot. Service was friendly and attentive (probably helped that it was just us), and there was plenty of seating. The menu has all the classic Indian dishes you'd expect, and portions are decent. Food-wise, everything was good and hit the spot, but nothing really stood out. Overall, it's a reliable, standard choice--worth checking out if you're in the mood for Indian, especially for takeout!

The reviews for this place-on any site you look-are outstanding. I see no reason to dissent. Even…read morein a crowded market for Indian food, this place had a lot to offer. Seeking takeout, I wanted a South Indian taste but the trademark delicacy from the region, the dosa (which this place does offer), does not travel well. As such, I ordered a bisibelebath, a lentil and rice mix with a distinctive mix of sour, spicy, and savory notes. I hadn't ordered that in years, but I wish I ate it more often. The restaurant is also notable for offering options with tofu for the non-dairy crowd, and I got a house special curry with peas to try that out, which was satisfying. A chaat with mixed chickpeas and potatoes was covered in abundant crispy noodles and delivered a sweeter but still savory flavor note. On the more indulgent side, I got a filled bread with some cheese. Even for takeout, they focused on making the experience outstanding. Everything was ready quickly, and they offered me a set of fryums, little starchy appetizers that are what I would have received had I eaten in. A spicy pickle of probably mango was included as well. Strangely, they still gave me yet one more dish I did not order. I found the smell of my takeout bag utterly foul, and discovered that they had given me some sort of cauliflower dish as well. I appreciate the thought, and they correctly gave me a vegetarian appetizer, but apparently they didn't consider that offering such a dish would not be a plus to those of us who are supertasters of cruciferous vegetables. I threw it out to prevent the food and my car from smelling like rotten eggs. Having said that, it wouldn't really be fair of me to knock them down for being generous. Clearly, the intent was to produce an outstanding experience, and while I did not have time to dine in, it would have been a nice place to do so.

Came here last year and had the chicken malai kofta, which was meh. Glad I gave it another chance…read morebecause the butter chicken and gobi manchurian were FANTASTIC. The chicken was so tender and I loved the gravy. The gobi was perfectly crispy and the seasoning was delicious.