Love me some Indian food. Tried a new spot. Cute ambiance…read more We went for lunch, there was one other person there. I saw a buffet set up, which I assume they do for dinner The service was great. Very friendly and helpful when asking for suggestions. They had some naan that I had never tried before. Went with this chili naan, and it was so good! The food was very good. Fresh and seasoned very well. True to the spice level. I went with a medium spice, which was the perfect spice level for me. The other dish we went with spicy, and it was spicy but not to the point of uneditable. I loved how my dish came on a clay sizzle plate So my paneer and veggies kept cooking while at the table. The prices were very reasonable, 60 bucks with tip and I got a beer. Can't wait to go back and do the buffet and try other options.

This was my first time at a sit-down Indian restaurant. I've only had take out before. It was a…read moresplendid time. Not only was the food so flavorful and delicious, the service was amazing. We enjoyed the restaurant's eclectic music throughout the meal, and it had a cool beer menu as well (with some beers imported directly from India). This is a strong family-owned business, and you can tell they truly care and are proud of what they serve to you. I will say, walking in on a Saturday night, the place was dead. But as we sat, loads of people stopped in to grab take out. I encourage those who read this to dine in! Not only will you avoid a delivery fee, but you'll get a chance to take in one of the more unique and chill vibes of a restaurant I've been in around Buffalo.

Had lunch here for the first time. Food and prices were average for a full price dinner menu.The…read morewater was chlorinated tap water and unpalatable. Disappointed that they did't have Lunch Specials. This is not the norm for places like this. This could be why we were the only customers during lunch prime time. They had the setup for a buffet but said they only use it for a few special occasions. I suggest having a daily lunch buffet to draw in business business Probably won't be going back again for lunch.

After hearing good things from a few different people we finally made it to Maharaja. I liked the…read moreplace as soon as we walked in. We were greeted warmly and brought to our seats. After looking at the menu we decided to start with samosas. I then ordered the Kadai Chicken. The samosa had a nice pastry shell & was loaded with a great potato & pea filling. My Kadai chicken was flavorful with just the right amount of spice. Overall a really good meal. I even enjoyed the Hindi Hits videos 2026-14

Got to try a lassi today! Which is an Indian drink, like a mango-yogurt smoothie. It was incredibly…read moregood! Thank you to the staff! My next mission is to try their food (and maybe another lassi!)

Delicious! Staff was so nice! I had the mango chicken curry. Very filling and everything tasted so…read morefresh. My favorite part was the food hack tutorials playing on the tv- it really enhanced the dining experience. I didn't know I'd be eating at Banana Leaf today, but I'm grateful for the experience. Only downside was the ai generated music playlist:(

Get the Rice & Curry. This a combo with multiple Sri Lankan curries and rice. Phenomenal. The…read morecurries change all the time with all different vegetables. Sri Lankan curry is made with coconut milk rather than ghee or cream - but not a ton of it like a Thai curry. The flavor profile will be unlike other Asian food. The vegetable curry combo is vegan but served with a side of raita you can skip. Sri Lankan restaurants are hard to come by in the US, so take advantage of this absolute gem. The kotthu is also great. You can get a catering tray for $65 that will feed an army. It's spicy.

This place has been on my "to try" list for a while and glad I finally made it over. I got the…read moreChicken Curry (Sri Lankan Style) and the Sri Lankan Chicken Rolls. The curry was very flavorful and despite me forgetting to ask for a higher spice level, it was perfect for my first time trying the dish. Came with the healthy side of rice as well. The chicken rolls were essentially spring rolls with chicken inside of them and they were tasty as well and came with a dill sauce on the side. Though, I was getting this as a to-go order, the service was prompt and the staff friendly as I waited on my order to be made. I'm looking forward to my next visit where I can try even more things off the menu!

This food place is located in the food court on the 2nd floor of Walden Galleria Mall. I ordered…read morethe combo meal, which lets you choose from multiple curry options, appetizers, and rice. I got Biryani, Chicken 65, Chicken Tikka Masala, and Coconut Chicken Curry. The Coconut Chicken Curry was honestly the best I've had in Buffalo, NY. Being of Indian origin myself, I haven't found many places that taste as authentic as Inchin's Indian Kitchen. I would definitely recommend this spot if you want to try authentic-tasting Indian food. The place is clean, and the food options are easy to read and displayed clearly behind glass so you can see what's available before ordering. I especially loved the Coconut Chicken Curry from this place. If anyone knows another place in Buffalo that makes a great Coconut Chicken Curry, please share. I'd love to try. There's not much to say about the service since the restaurant doesn't have its own dining area, but the Walden Galleria food court has plenty of seating.

This place serves what is usually street food in India: Quick, cheap, for the working masses. This…read moreis my kind of place! The food court at lunchtime during Christmas holiday shopping? Definitely loud and family friendly! I ordered a vada pao: A fried ball of mashed potatoes in a slider roll, two per order. Carb loading the East Indian way! It wwas delicious, and more than I could eat (happily, I have a teenager!) I'll be back!

Another trip to the West Side Bizarre and another delicious meal consumed. This week it was M Asian…read moreHalal Foods that filled my stomach for dinner and they did a pretty darn good job at it. This was my first time having Pakistani since moving to Buffalo but knowing where this place was located was almost a guarantee that is was going to be fantastic. The menu features a lot of unique items that I absolutely need to try in the future (most notably the goat curry) but the chicken biryani is what drew me in on this day. The gentleman working the counter was friendly and and quick to deliver the food when It was done (nice and hot too!). The rice served with this dish would of been enough alone to satisfy me but the chicken that was underneath it gets 2 thumbs up! I can't put my finger on what exactly the flavouring was but it was absolutely delicious in every way. M Asian Halal Foods is another fantastic addition to the West Side Bizarre. If you are hungry and wanting to get something new, give these guys a shot, you will not be disappointed!

So they're talking about having a black guy play James Bond. Idris Elba, I believe, was the front…read morerunner. So my question is... When are they going to make M Asian? The owners of this little stand, apparently, were wondering the same thing. And considering that one of the other amazing places inside the West Side Bazaar is "007 Asian Food", I think they're trying to tell us something. What to get: Chicken Karahi, or Egg Curry. What not to get: garrotted by one of Q's gadgets. Absolutely spectacular Indian food hidden away in the wonderful West Side Bazaar. One of the newer stands this place specializes in the egg Curry and especially the car. Chicken Karahi is a Pakistani specialty which is absolutely delicious. These guys know how to make it. Every bite is absolutely wonderful. Prices under $10 in the portion will fill you up. It's nice and oily just the way I like it. Indian food is a little like Chinese and Mexican food in that (a) there are a massive number of varieties, many of which are nothing like each other, and (b) the majority of people in the US don't know or understand the cuisine whatsoever. What most Americans think is Indian, Chinese or Mexican food is absolutely not. It's probably bland, overly-sugary gentrified crap that was literally invented to sell to Americans, which the majority of people from the culture or country in question, would never go near. Such as the dish "Butter Chicken" which is about as authentic as a Taco Bell taco. And as bland, sugary, and spiceless, too. Yay Murica. What you need to do when you go for Indian or Pakistani food - if you've chosen well and picked a place that has some real Indian food, like this stand does - is to pick dishes that are actually authentic. In this case, the Egg Curry and the Chicken Karahi are both delicious, full of flavour and spice, and must-try dishes. The samosa is also excellent. If you haven't been to the West Side Bazaar, you haven't really experienced Buffalo Cuisine. We have some of the most delicious treats hidden around the region and this place is one of the very best. While you're in here, get a fruit smoothie (no milk, ask for real fruit) from Gourmet Lao, as well as the sticky rice from 007 and the Garlic Chicken soup from the Burmese place across from M Asian. Now I'm going to write to the Broccoli family (and the late Ian Fleming) and Daniel Craig (and Sean Connery) and ask when the hell they are going to make M Asian. Speaking of which, I'll take the rapists for 400. And I want Swords for 600. That's not what your mother said last night Trebek.

You know that giant mural that reads "Keep Buffalo a Secret"? Well Brown people have clearly been…read morekeeping this place a secret too (although I wonder how much longer). This is an absolute gem for quick Indian food. It's all vegetarian but it's a great place for dosas, chaat (pav bhaji, aloo chaat, etc), and sweets. Their $1 samosas are not only inexpensive but delicious! Get food and then groceries!

We tend to stop over when in the area and buying groceries. As you may know, this restaurant is…read moreattached to an Indian grocery store, and all the supplies are from the grocery store. Even though the menu is limited, i'd suspect that a lot of the items are premade. This isn't like your average Indian restaurant, for which I'd give it 3 stars, but I rated it as 4 as a snack bar. Know what to expect. They have a variety of food like dosas, vada pav, pav bhaji, lassi, etc. The dosas are good but decent for those made by those who aren't from South India. The Pav Bhaji was good, though I suspect this was from a premade packet. Instead of "pav", they used hamburger buns which kinda do the job. The lassi uses traditional yogurt so it may taste different from those at other restaurants.

We always stop by Apa's Kitchen just before Easter at the Broadway Market. Both their food and…read morefriendly service are excellent! Today, we decided to make more frequent visits!!! Among the best we've had anywhere!

wonderful staff a very good location ample parking…read more super quality menu most reasonably priced had great experience