This Fairfax City Indian stop is a dashing display for regional Indian curries with a $9.45 weekday lunch buffet.
If you've developed and refined your taste for Indian food at all, you'll know this place is above the pack . . . by far. They offer, beyond some of the safe (ho-hum) typical standards, a number of fabulous lesser-known creations. Don't forget to thank the chef and his crew before you leave.
We went out as a family to dinner expecting good Indian food. The food was for the most part bland, the service lack luster and attitude indifferent. No substitutions were allowed. Channa kabob was terrible and the chicken kabobs flavorless. The only exception was the chicken biryani which was wonderful (therefore 1 star). The restaurnt was not busy and limited take out. We were un impressed with the food and felt there is better Indian food in the area including Bombay tandoori, Bombay bistro and Diya.. The restaurant needs to be better to stay competitive in the busy northern Virginia market.
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This Fairfax City Indian stop is a dashing display for regional Indian curries with a $9.45 weekday lunch buffet.
If you've developed and refined your taste for Indian food at all, you'll know this place is above the pack . . . by far. They offer, beyond some of the safe (ho-hum) typical standards, a number of fabulous lesser-known creations. Don't forget to thank the chef and his crew before you leave.
We went out as a family to dinner expecting good Indian food. The food was for the most part bland, the service lack luster and attitude indifferent. No substitutions were allowed. Channa kabob was terrible and the chicken kabobs flavorless. The only exception was the chicken biryani which was wonderful (therefore 1 star). The restaurnt was not busy and limited take out. We were un impressed with the food and felt there is better Indian food in the area including Bombay tandoori, Bombay bistro and Diya.. The restaurant needs to be better to stay competitive in the busy northern Virginia market.
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This Fairfax City Indian stop is a dashing display for regional Indian curries with a $9.45 weekday lunch buffet.
This Fairfax City Indian stop is a dashing display for regional Indian curries with a $9.45 weekday lunch buffet.