I think they are as good as it gets when it comes to (authentic) Indian Lunch Buffet! And sometime next month, there will be a brand spanking new Patel Brothers opening up next door so you can walk off all that food afterwards. I love getting lost in an Indian cash and carry (grocery stores). They also sell produce and milk at super low prices. Back to the buffet. They are always packed. Come early or you may need to wait a bit. Their dining room is surrounded with glass windows so plenty of sunlight instead of the typical dungeon feel of most other Indian restaurants. Selections - abundant. And they change it quite often. A good mix between veg and meat dishes, sweet and savories. In total they have almost 20 (more if you include the sweets) choices. Their staples are the naan (not the best but oh well), 2 kinds of rice (plain white and fried rice), tandoori chicken, paneer dish (different sauces). I especially love the veggie selections - they serve the most interesting vegetables I don't even know what they are but I love to try new things. Try and little bit and if you like it, come back for more! Their servers refilled our water endlessly and change our plates frequently. Parking is also abundant and not super tight which is a big plus, you need room to get back to your car after all that food. read more

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Got there yesterday around 4pm to discover that's their break hour. After an hour of waiting (not from area, so had invested in a 45 min drive), we happily seat at 5pm, ready to order and quite starved Service was slow...we finally got approached by a barely speaking English waitress, who apparently had been taking orders on the phone instead of seating customers...so our order finally went it after 15 minutes of seating idle. It gets better, 600pm we still haven't seen our food. 2 tables that were set up after us had been served and were about to leave. One waiter told us, we should not have ordered appetizers, that this slowed (read as "penalized") our food, whereas tables with no apps were served immediately...615pm still nothing...another waiter explains we sat by the window, that service speed varies depending on where you seat. These were not apologies...just the facts they presented us with so we could shut up and just wait. Finally food arrived...630pm...the naan was cold... Plus: the waiters fingers were in the food (accidentally i suppose) as they carried the plates to our tables...some waiters were visibly dirty ... Used to love this place but wont return...very disappointed read more

First timers at Rasoi in Iselin (a Little India). Ordered the Samosa Chana as our appetizer. That dish looked a little busy/crazy, but was extremely tasty. We also ordered a Chicken Vindaloo and Lamb Rogan Josh. We said medium heat, but it was way hotter than that. Even with the yogurt and Piña Colada, it didn't put out the fire! We also ordered the Biryani Special and that was filled with so much stuff (chicken, lamb, goat, shrimp, cashews, etc.). Usually, that's great, but I kind of wished we ordered the plain biryani. The service was inconsistent. Our water glasses were consistently filled. The one guy supporting the main waiter was nice and accommodating. We ordered mango lassi towards the end of our meal, but it never came. read more

Rasoi II Restaurant - Piña Colada, Chicken Vindaloo, Lamb Rogan Josh and Special Biryani - Indian Near Me - Woodbridge Township, New Jersey

Honestly this restaurant is my go to place to eat. I have never ever waited for service and I'm super grateful to eat here. I am a customer that is here weekly to eat because the food here is super delicious! I am a vegetarian and i can say probably to best food I had that was desi. Reading all the other comments I'm super disappointed that people do not like eating here because i find no issues, it was rated best restaurant in a news article for a reason. DO NOT LISTEN TO THE NEGATIVE PEOPLE COMMENTING they obvious don't know good food. Try it for yourself and you won't be disappointed, if you want to try first time definitely get some of the veggie options to start like paneer bhurji, bhindi masala, paneer tikka masala, kadhi pakora you will LOVE it! The meat options i have not tried but i heard was little okay but most of the veggie options are better than any other restaurant i have ever eaten in within the area. read more

First, food was very good. Baingan bharta and methi malai were very yummy.Don't get the paneer makhani, it was below average. However: The waiter was very rude and condescending. We weren't super hungry so we just ordered a few items. But the waiter kept saying that's very little food in a terribly rude and condescending way, with that annoying smirk on his face. Dunno why he was trying to ruin our evening. Also, the stinkiest and dirtiest restroom I've ever seen in my entire life, and I've lived in India. So, I'm absolutely never coming back here. read more

We came here to celebrate a friend's birthday. Food: The food was okay. We got Paneer Makhani, Butter Chicken and Goat Kadai for main course and Chicken Pakoras for appetizers. We also got Butter Naans which were the highlight. It was fluffy and crisp. Service: The service was really bad. We had to call them to order, ask for check, etc. The waiters were really confused like they weren't sure what they were doing. Ambience: Its a nice place, but the seating is congested and the restaurant is very loud. Overall: We hd a good time catching up which helped us in not being much bothered about other things. Would I come here again? I'm not sure.. read more

The gold standard in Indian food in edison. All of my brown friends never hesitate to recommend Rasoi and I don't either. Decent pricing too. Currently offering to-go and delivery through uber eats. As a fan of lamb, I love their goat biriyani (fried rice), goat vindaloo, and goat curry. Samosas are amazing get the samosa chaat if you want more flavor. And of course gulab jamuns and mango Lassi to round it all out. read more

Place looks rusted, theres a dude who doesn't lift his foot when he walks, the waiters have an attitude. Food is bland but quantity is good. read more

Rasoi II Restaurant - Mutton that's finished - Indian Near Me - Woodbridge Township, New Jersey

First , if u don't bring a crowd u r not visible to them even if u r first person to be there. We ordered a non veg platter Chicken was burnt as charcoal crisp, sheek kebab was worn out, for name sake there was one piece of shrimp which was not fresh and literally one slice of capsicum half way yellow it was. Before we ended with disgusting things on this platter we got the dessert kulfi falooda it was named by them for a regular vanilla ice cream served in serving bowl rasoi has their own pattent for their invention . Server served food from behind us n we got the chk between our heads Worst ever will never step in if that was the last shop available to serve food. read more

Rasoi II Restaurant - Indian Near Me - Woodbridge Township, New Jersey

I already knew their food was amazing but felt compelled to leave a review after ordering delivery - everything was wrapped so nicely (including the sauce choices, rice, and onion/lemon) AND it came in a reusable bag. will definitely think to order here more often! read more

Rasoi has been one of the best Indian buffets I have ever been to! Hands down For a person who is not Indian and loves to try new food, this is a great-delicious-choice!!! Prices are super reasonable and for the variety of food they offer - it is the best. I have been to other indian buffets but they have limited choices- not rasoi!!! Highly recommend!!! read more

Always good. Nice variety and they introduce new dishes periodically on their buffet. 4 meat dishes and 4 veggie dishes. They have 3 dessert which are very nice. Good spice too. read more

We had very bad experience with Rasoi. They served Stale food. . Quantity was very less for the amount they charged for. Their service is highly unprofessional. If you want to get sick then visit their restaurant to eat stale food. I will not recommend to any one to visit Rasoi restaurants. I will give them negative stars. read more

I visited the restaurant only to find the service is extremely poor. I was looking for good ambiance and good food both of which were missing. We ordered the chefs special veg kabab which didn't taste at all like a chef's special dish. The outside layer was bread and I could taste it as is. To top it, they were running out of mint chutney. Mint chutney is must with kebabs but while taking the order the waiter didn't inform us. The Manchow soup was served with a serving spoon instead of a soup spoon( I mean that's height.. right?) Maincourse didn't excite me either in terms of taste. And then when we were leaving there was no saunf( fennel seed) which is like must must after you have Indian meal.Again it was over. By the way we were not the last customer. We reached the restaurant a good half an hour before closing time. So I expected everything to be 'NOT OVER' before time read more

Rasoi II Restaurant - Indian Near Me - Woodbridge Township, New Jersey

This Place is a TRASH for Catering. These people Rinku and Saagar (CEO) is so unprofessional that they will never answer your calls, txt, emails and keep saying okay i will do it and won't do it. They made us chase after our own money and told us that they will give us refund from wedding that didn't even happen due to pandemic. They didn't provide service and took our parents hardworking money $2000. Rinku is the biggest lier i ever met in my life and Saagar doesn't care about anyone. He should resign from his position.I will make sure nobody from my family, neighborhood, or city give order to this people. They def. lost my business for wedding next year. I know they will read this comments but it won't matter to them because they are heart less people. I am writing this for other people so they know what these people are doing and hopefully they don't give wedding catering order to these CROOKS. STAY AWAY FROM RASOI CATERING. #BOYCUTRASOI. Saagar if you are reading this, you know what to do and show some respect to hard working people like my parents or SHUT your place down. Be aware people and don't pay any money unless they provide you service because these people are Sketchy and wont ever change. SHAME ON YOU RASOI. read more

While my dining partner (let's call him Nick) left a little to be desired, the food certainly did not!! The pina colada was great, you could really taste the pina! The tandoori chicken was fall-off-the-bone and had a lil' kick. The standout was the chicken tikka masala. It was simply *chef's kiss,* transporting me to a simpler time (a time before the threat of civil war on the streets, if you will). Simply put, you will not regret dining here! read more

I have ordered Chicken fried rice and Chily chicken gravy and I sure I have never tasted that bad gravy in my life before...Pathetic taste and it's full of soya sauce and no taste. The chicken was smelling really bad. read more

The food is awesome and especially the chicken dishes are too delicious The staff is very friendly They bring the dishes as you want it The quality is still unbeatable Going to Rasoi Worth it again read more

I went to the lunch buffet over the weekend at Rasoi. First off, there was a sign that said to wait to be seated, however, there was no staff waiting to greet guests or provide direction. The hostess was busy setting tables. The restaurant waiters and staff kept moving along doing their own duties, not paying mind to the growing number of customers waiting to be acknowledged and seated. Finally, the hostess came by & seated us in the side room. Saturday was an unseasonably warm day for February. The restaurant unfortunately didn't get the memo that it would be warm and instead cranked the heat up. Those of us seated by the vents were sweating. Finally, one of the waiters opened up the side door after a customer complained. Once fresh air rafted through the room, we immediately felt relief and begin to think clearly, proper ventilation has a funny way of doing that. The buffet itself offered multiple items to choose from, whether your preference is veg or non-veg. I thought the food tasted ok too, however later I realized that either it wasn't fresh or properly prepared because my family & I had upset stomachs for the rest of the weekend. Rasoi used to be a great restaurant that was clean & offered a variety of tasty cuisines on Oak Tree Rd. I don't know what happened to their precision, but they were very much off their game. While I was waiting in the buffet line for dessert, the bartender was cleaning the bar counter and flinging the dirt on the sponge everywhere. Pieces of dirt and grime fell on the family waiting in line, in front of me. That sight alone made my meal complete, I was ready to call it a day & leave. As we were leaving the restaurant, we witnessed one of the waiters on top of the roof; he was fearfully poking the heating/ac system with a large piece of wood, I'm assuming he was trying to get the AC system to work. Rasoi, please invest in a proper heating/ac unit so that your waiters don't have to risk their lives in order to provide proper ventilation for the customers that are literally melting in their seats. Also, ensuring that your dishes are fresh and prepared correctly would be appreciated by the unsuspecting customers that visit your establishment. While your buffet used to be great, after all that I've seen & experienced recently, I'll pass. read more

Wow loads of options and delicious and authentic food. Definitely go for the buffet since you can try everything. There are so many options I can't even name them all. Chole tikki. Pav bhaji. Chicken kebab and chicken fry. Chicken tikka. Paneer masala. Paneer burji. Daal. Okay you probably think I named them all but there are more options. Two diff rices and naan of course. If you want your Indian fix come here asap. Only drawback I would say is it's not spicy for my taste but they have loads of mango pickles and spices to top off all your foods. Will definitely leave with a food coma! read more

This place gave me food poisoning. I went for lunch yesterday, and there was something I ate that did it. It was a buffet lunch, and I am pretty sure they served old food or spoiled/bacteria filled food. I am disgusted and very upset about this. I only ate the vegetarian food, my suspicion lies either in the bhel puri or palak paneer. Do not go here! read more

"Chicken Tikka Masala?" The waiter asked me. This was his way of saying hello. Although I was initially insulted by his presupposition that I would be ordering the most popular, Westernized Indian dish, the sad truth is that he was correct. Yep. I really love Chicken Tikka Masala...and let's face it - so do you...and I had every intention to order it. Authenticity be damned - Who doesn't like chicken chunks in a tomato and coriander sauce with chopped onions and bell peppers? So what if it is ironically called "The true British national dish?" It is damn good. Intent on proving myself worthy, I changed my order. I asked him for his favorite dish and I told him to give me the serious spice. His recommendation was the Balti Chicken, so the Balti Chicken is what I chose. He took my order with a smirk, content that one bite would force me to flee and return to the spiceless, monotheistic land from whence I came. Now lemme tell you, whether it was the contempt of the waiter or the talent of the chef(or both), I was met with an amazingly spicy entree. This was serious business and it was delicious. The meat was incredibly tender and the herbs permeated every fiber of my being. It was very good. I'd also like to take a minute to give props to Rasoi for having the best tamarind and onion chutneys that I'd ever had. They were everything I could have ever wanted in chutneys. I ran a serious risk of filling up on papadum and chutney before the main courses arrived. The Samosa Choley is a duo of great veggie samosas served over chickpea. C'mon, I had to get one Westernized thing while I was there. Bindi Masala is also really great. Now anyone that knows me knows that I can handle my spice, and this place pushed me to my delicious limit. I highly recommend Rasoi. On the action-movie-parellel-satisfaction-scale, this place is what I imagine Endhiran to be. For reference - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yysbbPStfWw read more

Very good food, nice and clean, beautiful decorations, best Indian food, high quality,

I'm a big fan of Rasoi II, my then boyfriend, now fiance was hesitant to bring me here because he felt it was too divey for me! Little did he know at the time that I love divey places! This is now one of our regular spots! This place used to be a diner now converted to an Indian Restaurant, they have a daily buffet, but on the weekends the buffet is really good and has many different Indian, Indo-Chinese dishes along with some desserts! We have come for regular meals as well. We are often the only non - Indians in the place (but that is surely changing as word gets out). We love to eat where the locals eat. The staff always recognizes us and treats us very well. It is always packed in here, even during the weekdays, but we have never had to wait for a table. The staff always makes good suggestions for us and the kitchen has never left us down! My favorite thing here is the Lamb Biriyani, the Raita they make compliments it so well! The restaurant itself is somewhat dated and not fancy at all, we were here at Christmas - they even had Christmas decorations up! (Everybody likes gifts and food) It's always clean, they recently re - did the bathrooms. It's a must do when in the area! read more

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Went here with my husband and wasn't planning on doing the buffet but for the price (~$13) and the food looked good when we walked in. I have to say I was impressed with how fresh the food tasted. I guess since there are a lot of people who eat there fresh food comes out often. I ate pretty much everything and I liked everything except for the chicken and mushroom dish. I think because everything else is so flavorful that the chicken and mushroom dish tasted bland compared to everything else. I especially liked the chicken tikka masala, the aloo gobi and choley. The desserts were good (i could have eaten a dozen of the gulab jamun). Definitely worth the calories. read more

Great place for first timers. The staff is friendly and very helpful. They know a newbie as soon as you walk in the door and are quick to help you feel at ease. I had only had Indian food once before and maybe it's what I ordered or maybe it was the food but I was not a huge fan. To put it simply, I enjoyed the nan more than the actual food. I walked in a bit skeptical but that went away when I saw a full dining room. I stared at the menu for a while reading the description of the dishes, all of the foreign names made my vision blur. I must have had a confused look on my face because one of the servers came over and asked if I needed help. He recommended the Lamb Rogan and Chicken Tika Masala. He knew what he was talking about. The lamb and chiken were cooked to perfection. The curry for each was very different and delicious. I would order just the curry to soak up with Nan as a meal. I enjoyed the food and staff so much I went back a few days later. I also tried Indian beer for the first time, Haywards 5000 and Kingfisher. Awesome beer but be careful they pack a punch. read more

Paneer makahni was delish' Tikka masala' much better than average Chana masala was also yum diddy yum yum Hot garlic okra=amazing Masala tea made a great ending to a great meal Sorry I can only speak in succinct phrases, I'm still digesting the greatness in my stomach. read more

!!!!!!! Let's be super cliched: Words cannot describe how awesome Rasoi is. !!!!!!! After much cajoling and pleading, we were finally able to convince the waiter that these two pasty white city-slickers were prepared for the most spicy sweat-inducing seasonings that Rasoi had to offer. ...and Rasoi delivered. The Bindi Masala made my forehead glisten as it does after a 10K race. The okra was tender. The onions were sweet. The sauce was perfect. The chili pepper seeds polka dotted the dark green and brick red dish beautifully. The samosas were pretty awesome...Fat and warm on the inside. Potatoes, peas, saffron all blended together in something awesome. Protip on eating samosas: Open up the top. Eat half of the filling. Dump some of the wonderfully sweet tamarind sauce inside (Rasoi has the best. Seriously.) Mush around the insides. Eat. (Oh, and for petessake, look elegant while doing so.) read more

I don't know what these other posters are talking about. I'm from NYC and I've tried EVERY Indian restaurant around. Nothing even compares to Rasoi. Everyone I know goes to Rasoi and they also love the food. Everytime I go there it is packed. 99% of the guests are Indian usually. I have gone here over 10 times and have never had a poor experience in terms of the food. Yes - the wait service COULD be better but that doesn't matter to me as much as the food. You are missing out if you don't go there. read more

Worst Indian restaurant I have ever been to. The Malai Kofta tasted like lemons, the portions were small, the food was expensive ($15 and did NOT include rice). The Pakoras were dry and there were only 5 of them included (and the food was expensive, as noted above). We waited over 2 hours to eat here because it was super busy, and the business was ran like a circus. There was only one lady who was taking orders, and she was shouting orders through the circus of the restaurant. Overall, a hilariously bad experience. read more

Their vegetable pakoras are AMAZING. The other dishes I got were also very good, but perhaps not the best I've ever had. The servings were very large, which I hadn't anticipated, so I had lots of leftovers that I'm looking forward to eating hahaha The place was clean and nicely decorated, the servers were very polite, and it was a generally great experience. My one complaint was that somehow, though I though I'd only asked for one order of naan, we got a lot and it came out to $13 when the menu said it was about $4. As far as Indian food goes, I don't think it was too overpriced, especially considering the massive amount of food I ended up with. read more

It was my very time eating in an Indian restaurant and it did NOT disappoint in the least. I normally stick to water when I eat out at restaurants, but for Rasoi, ordering the mango milk shake is a MUST. I was freezing on a cold Fall night in a t-shirt and sitting next to the window, but I practically inhaled mine after I tried it. We started off with a series of appetizers: non-veg spring rolls and an assortment of pakoras. It was fried, fatty & delicious. The chicken pakoras tasted exactly like chicken cutlets and this is where I first discovered the beauty that is paneer (mmmm). Paneer is a fresh cheese commonly found in Indian cuisine so cheese lovers rejoice! *** The appetizer crackers they lay out in the beginning of the meal is only for those who can really take a spice hit. They are fully laced with cracked black pepper and they made my entire table's mouth burn. In our defense, even our Indian friend said it burned in his mouth. *** Our table was loaded with goodies for our entrees: tandoori chicken, garlic/onion/regular naan, veg biriyani, chicken tikka masala & paneer kadai. They were all such delicious explosions of flavor in my mouth! There were plenty of spices used and they all blended so well in creating these dishes - the tastes were really excellent. The tandoori chicken is served with onions & peppers sizzling on a hot platter. I have no idea what they use to marinate the chicken, but they should just keep doing what they're currently doing because it's all SO good. My only complaint was the wait time (and I can't even consider this a true complaint since it was Diwali after all) ... we arrived at 8:30 PM and weren't seated until almost 9:20 PM even though they quoted us a "20 minute wait." Our bill came to $100 for 4 people (which is NOT bad at all considering the amount of food we had). I had a very positive memorable first-time experience and I will definitely make return visits in the future, especially to try out their lunch buffet (which is paid for with $15). read more

I suffer from a lack of readily accessible Indian friends. I work in IT in central Jersey, and that means I'm surrounded by Indians and it's been awesome. I have someone catty-corner who's from Assam (where they make tea), a few from Gujarat, others from Goa and one or two guys from Sri Lanka. I grew up on Indian food (my mom is a yoga teacher, it comes with the territory) so I tend to have very high standards for a non-brown Indian food fan. Rasoi has met those standards for everything but the lunch buffet. I gotta say, when Desi Galaxy and other chaat/dosa places up and down Oak Tree Rd. are readily accessible, you must really be craving generic Indian food for any lunch buffet. The only good one I've been to was Bhoj up in Elmwood Park, and they were just good. There's always chicken tikka masala, tandoori chicken, mutter paneer (would it really kill an Indian lunch buffet to do palak paneer? ;_; ) and maybe a Chinese/Indian hybrid. Buffet? Forgettable. Go for the table service. I've had two very wonderful dinners at Rasoi: one with my wife and an Indian friend and one with my sister-in-law, my wife, and a friend of ours. Each time, the curries have been extremely flavorful and not too heavy and any chicken is dark meat unless otherwise specified. I freaking love the fact that they are willing to use dark meat. White meat is just a vehicle to convey lean protein and whatever flavor you impart to it via ingredients. SO GOOD. Their sikh kebab is as good as I've had in Pakistan: lamby, flavorful, and spicy. The naan is always fresh and tears so smoothly; there's not a crumb in the bunch. I had one paneer dish whose name escapes me, but it was something I haven't seen yet. I'm not brown so I don't have an innate knowledge of the best sit-down restaurant Indian (as opposed to casual lunch/dinner joints or faster-food places like Desi Galaxy and Bombay Talk, both of which are amazingly fabulous) and as far as I know, Rasoi is as good as it gets. Dakshin and Moghul have too many negative reviews from actual brown people for me to even spirit a guess at their quality - I'll probably keep coming back to Rasoi. Full bar. Kingfisher is a great beer to go with the food and I recommend it highly - it's an IPA without obscene amounts of "sup dawg we heard you like hops so we put hops in your hops so you can hate your beer while you hate your beer," nice and tangy to balance out the deep flavors and spiciness of the food. Yes, if you're a noob, they will make it a little mild. I just wish I could go with a bunch of Indians so they give me the REAL flavors and not f*ck around with "would you like that mild, medium, or hot?" I'm practically half-desi anyway so lay it on, wallah! read more

I love coming to rasoi. The service is great, the food is great, and the prices are great. I really can't find anything to complain about. Oh, I think they have buffets on the weekends so definitely check that out :) read more

Had dinner here on Friday with my family. We were surprised that the restaurant was fairly empty at 7:30pm on a Friday night. That must be considered early because by the time we left the place was packed. The dishes here are meant for sharing. My favorites were the chicken pakoras, lamb biryani, chicken tandoori and chicken vindaloo. I'm not very familiar with Indian food, so trying to decide which lamb and chicken dishes to get was a little overwhelming. I'd come back and check out the buffet to try a few more dishes. read more

Rasoi II Restaurant - Chicken vindaloo - Indian Near Me - Woodbridge Township, New Jersey

Food was pretty good but spicy. The initial waiting for a waiter to just even bring water was very long- that was my only complaint. But you get your money's worth of food there that tastes good. The atmosphere was nice- it was clean and large, even though there were a lot of people there it felt private. read more

buffet's very very good. good options for veg / non veg. tandoori chicken is probably the best item here or the paneer tikka masala. ordering for delivery held well and is a good option read more

We are visiting family this week, in NJ. My cousin thought if would be nice to grab an early dinner, since we still had other families to visit. So we went to Oak Tree Rd. and we going to another restaurant, and someone on the street recommended "Rasoi." We arrived there at 5:20 and didn't realize there werent open. I walked in they guy yelled at me, "10 more minutes!!" I thought to myself "Gosh! I'm not a local, I'm from Texas." We went in , at 5:30, and then they seated us. The place had nice decor, and the but the SERVICE WAS HORRIBLE and the FOOD WAS PRACTICALLY TASTELESS. I ended up adding onions and lemon to the food to make it taste better. I personally got tired of seeing the waitor there, because he looked like he did not want to be there. He walked slow, and was rolling his eyes at us, when he was talking our order. I personally would not eat here again. Edison is full of indians, and indian restaurants. I'm sure you'll find better. read more

It's funny how this place is on Oak Tree Road which if you know Oak Tree Road...it is filled with Indian restaurants but everyone only recommends this. My friends in Delaware come here..my friends in Edison go here..even my neighbors like this place. I actually tried to find another good spot that is similar but...nope. I like it...the food is fine..the service is fine...the only gripe I have is the carpet and floor..it just looks and feels dirty!! The decor could use a make over. We order the staple..Chicken Tikka, etc....at least you are assured the food will not be bad :) read more

I have been going to this restaurant for the past 7 years, and it has never disappointed me! Although the prices have steadily risen (as with most successful Indian restaurants in the Edison area) over the years, this place is always a hit. I strongly recommend coming in for their lunch buffet. Think a minimum of 3 vegetarian curries, and a minimum of 2 meat curries, plus chicken tikka, tandoori chicken, pakoras, etc. As with all solid buffet spots, the naan is fresh, fluffy, and served piping hot to your table. Again, I strongly recommend the lunch buffet, since it's an affordable way to try a multitude of Rasoi II's dishes. Look around and you'll see a ton of Indian people around you, enjoying that very same lunch buffet. I rest my case :) read more