Great authentic Pakistani food. The service is a bit slow but the portions are great. The Naan roll…read moreis amazing. Definitely going again!

Business is dying food is mostly pre-prepared, then microwaved, prices are extreme compared to…read moreportions of what you get for the value and quality. Nothing unique, demonstrating a focus on authentic use of fresh spices and flavor profiles over and above what any other restaurants are offering in Rochester that would entice me to return. I would not recommend wasting time or money.

Back when I was a student at RIT, this Indian takeout was a regular favorite and a real comfort…read morefood staple. After long days of classes and late nights studying, their food was always something to look forward to. The flavors were consistently rich and authentic, with curries that were warming, filling, and perfectly spiced. Portions were generous, making it ideal for a student budget, and leftovers were just as good the next day. Even now, I still remember how reliably satisfying every meal was, which says a lot years later.

Service is excellent, attentive and accommodating, the vegetarian dishes are flavorful and expertly…read moreprepared. At end of the meal a chai tea tops it all off. I highly recommend this restaurant.

This is going to be a review combined for the cafeteria and store. The store is probably one of the…read morebiggest European/international markets in Rochester. I wouldn't really call it international, it's 80% Middle Eastern. They are also a bit pricier than your average market in Rochester. I also ordered a kebab pita bread sandwich from the cafeteria. I was not a big fan, there wasn't much meat, there was no sauce. Customer service was also not very customer service like.

Good option for specialty grocery items, they have all the standard things you'd look for. Higher…read moreprice point but one of the biggest inventories in the area. The cafe has a strong range of foods, largely Turkish classics that are well-liked in America. Worth trying. Samsa was good, standard. Cafe service wasn't great, long time to be acknowledged and wasn't very helpful.

Lots of choice. Even have snacks, masala tea, Indian ice cream. Idli…read more. Fresh food, Clean , authentic Indian food.

Yes I have written many reviews of this place and I will continue to do so until the day I die as I…read moreabsolutely love their Infian food! Are their more restaurants in Rochester? Yes. Will I try another restaurant? No because this is my favorite thing here especially because we don't get to come to Rochester often. The service is fast, friendly and family owned which makes it cosy. I love the Chicken Machoni and fruit naann

love the beautiful photos of the menu items great variety…read more reasonably priced convenient location

My first time coming here and the food was delicious. The chicken and rice I had was one of the…read morebest at this spot. You can order a small or a large but I purchased the small and couldn't even finish it all. It was also nice and quiet. The service was A1

Nepali Indian food buffet located right next to Adelita's in the Pittsford shopping mall. Cuisine…read moreis more American-Indian just like Panda Express is American Chinese, so perhaps this should be called its own sub cuisine. This review is for the buffet thus I cannot attest to the a la carte options. Pro: unlimited chai. Con: somewhat small selection of menu for which the food was not particularly memorable, mostly oily. Service was otherwise ok. for those not exposed much to Nepali/Indian food, a good option to pique your tastebuds. For those experienced with Nepali-Indian, quite watered in flavor, too and too much sugar in their savory dishes. Chai: the only good thing amongst their dishes to be honest. Would rather spend my buffet money sitting here drinking this for 2 hours reading a book and just skip the meal. The butter chicken had too much sugar. This seems to be a trend across the US in American-Indian buffets catering to the American taste buds. This was disappointing but at least the sauce was fun to dip for your naan. Chick pea dish- a curry like dish with bell pepper undertows. Fried fish dish- think a fish fry with some veggies. Definitely a heavier dish. Fried rice- an ok dish as well. Would recommend Indian buffets towards Henrietta for better culinary experience

Went on a busy Saturday night. It's a small kitchen, and in addition to the dining room there were…read morea ton of to-go orders, so the food coming out was a bit slow, but our patience was definitely rewarded. I got the Chicken 65 and my wife got the Chicken Tikka Masala. We also got an order of the Nepalese noodles with Chicken to share and some Aloo Paratha and Garlic Naan. Everything was fantastic! The menu is a good mix of Indian, Nepalese and Chinese style dishes. The waiter asked about our spice tolerance and everything was made to order to match what we liked for heat. The atmosphere was laid back and everyone was friendly. I think one of the folks working the floor was the owner, or maybe owners daughter and she was really nice. I'm looking forward to warming up some leftovers tomorrow and we will definitely go back.

Completely new and updated. This food was fantastic. Starting off with chicken and veggie…read moresamosas. Both were amongst the best samosas we've had in Buffalo! I'll go back just for them. Garlic naan and cauliflower bread were great. Had a couple of spicy chicken dishes and a paneer dish. All of which were fantastic. Service was very good. This will be a regular stop for South Asian food!

We had an excellent time at Clay Handi. Attentive staff, wonderful food, the Chicken Karahi was…read moreespecially memorable. I loved it and looking forward to my next visit.

Our order: chickpea chaat, beef skewers, aloo Gobi…read more Pros Friendly staff Convenient location Parking

Well, on the positive side, I had a really nice time in good company. The restaurant was clean,…read morerather spacious, and I certainly appreciated the white tablecloths. We sat at a round table that perfectly fit our group of seven. It was a very comfortable setting, so we could talk freely. We came for "Buffet Night Wednesday," served from 4:30 to 9:00 p.m. Around 6:30 p.m., I felt like we were late to the party and should have been grateful there was still some food left. We knew a large group of 25 people would be coming for the buffet that day, but I didn't think it would be a problem. The buffet looked kind of sad to me. I managed to sample almost everything, even Goat Curry. Everyone said it was very good. I passed on the Samosas (not too appetizing looking). Also, I didn't want to commit to the whole piece of Tandoori Chicken, so I checked the Chicken 65 instead. It was nothing like I had tried before, but the bite size pieces were good, plus it wasn't really spicy. Everyone's favorite, Butter Chicken, was very tasty. I had only a small piece of chicken. When I went back for another one, it was gone, only the sauce remained. I think just one dish was refilled during our entire stay. I was hoping for fresh Samosas, but it didn't happen. The Tofu dish was one of my favorites. Luckily, there were just a few pieces hanging around, so there was no risk I could overeat at this particular buffet. For dessert, I had a little white pudding. It was a generic dish you'll find in every Asian buffet, nothing special. We learned that the ownership had changed, but it seemed like it was still a family business. The children were supposed to clean up the dirty dishes, but they didn't. We were surrounded with dirty plates, and none of the employees seemed to care. This was my first visit to Shalimar BBQ & Grill, and I can't compare my experience to previous quality. I can't complain about the taste and flavor, really, but the entire buffet was missing something. Maybe the food? :)