“This is the best Indian food in Huntsville and the guys are so friendly and great! It is a quiet place and busy so tables are frequently dirty, which could be fixed over leaving them filled with old plates. One thing I'd like to say is make sure to leave a tip in the cup instead of on the machine so the employees get tipped“
“I love this place, best Indian food in North AlabmaUpdateThey did away with the lunch buffet that I personally loved. I don't normally like buffets but theirs was great.I don't know the name of the food I liked, so I don't go anymore.“
“Got the Chicken Saag, Veg Samosa, Garlic Naan & Mango Lassi. Food was excellent, service was excellent, but the price was beyond steep. Chicken Saag was $18 (higher end price for Saag) and the veg Samosas were $8 (very steep for samosa) and the Naan was $5 (also very steep pricing for naan. The total for the food shown was $39. I get this same order back home for $28 (which is also high priced for a single person meal.I will give them that the food was better tasting then other Indian restaurants in the area, but $39 for one person to eat (could be two people possibly) is definitely steep.Consider lowering prices and would have a returning customer and probably many others willing to extend their pallets.Saag should be 14.99, Samosas should be 4.99 and the Naan should be 2.99The lassi is fair priced at 4.99 (no complaints there)If you consider lowering those prices you would have a returning customer. But I do appreciate the hospitality given and the taste.“
“Classic Indian dishes in a modern space. Service was efficient. The kale pakora was tasty, but the batter to kale ratio was heavy. The onion pakora lacked crisp, like a soggy onion ring. The goat biryani had good flavor, the spices overpowered the rice a little bit was a good match for the meat. My friend had a lamb Rogan josh and it was very good with the paneer/cheese kulcha. It said the kulchas were stuffed, if it was, I couldn't tell“