A diner from Aurora, CO
Mar 29, 2011
This was by far our worst dining experience ever!
Had the lunch buffet today, 3/29/11, and would never go back.
Prior to going in, my wife said to me - Honey, there are no cars here at all; maybe this isn't a good place to eat. Jokingly I replied: Don't worry, if we get food poisoning, at least we'll get it together.
The buffet was made up of 7 or 8 different dishes. Not only was most of the food not hot, it also tasted horrible. It is hard to mess up Naan; however, they also managed to get it wrong (different).
We have traveled extensively and had Indian cuisine in many different countries as well as many places here in the US. I hate to give such hard critique; however, it is truly deserved here.
The service was also inadequate. Not one time did our waitress stop by to see if we needed any re-fills on drinks or ask us how everything was.
The Atmosphere was grotesque. TV was on showing the news................$8.95 plus tax per person seemed like a good deal. Boy, were we wrong.
Bottom line is: If you want good Indian food, decent service, and a good atmosphere, go elsewhere.
Had the lunch buffet today, 3/29/11, and would never go back.
Prior to going in, my wife said to me - Honey, there are no cars here at all; maybe this isn't a good place to eat. Jokingly I replied: Don't worry, if we get food poisoning, at least we'll get it together.
The buffet was made up of 7 or 8 different dishes. Not only was most of the food not hot, it also tasted horrible. It is hard to mess up Naan; however, they also managed to get it wrong (different).
We have traveled extensively and had Indian cuisine in many different countries as well as many places here in the US. I hate to give such hard critique; however, it is truly deserved here.
The service was also inadequate. Not one time did our waitress stop by to see if we needed any re-fills on drinks or ask us how everything was.
The Atmosphere was grotesque. TV was on showing the news................$8.95 plus tax per person seemed like a good deal. Boy, were we wrong.
Bottom line is: If you want good Indian food, decent service, and a good atmosphere, go elsewhere.
