Mother India

While returning to new Hampshire, stopped here for lunch. It was sunday and no dine in option so we take out just biryanis. It was really fast service . The biryani was really decent but it was not dum biryani which owner cleared to us pretty well. The owner was really good . She even given kheer to us without charge. Felt really great.

Garbage Indian food. Let go the authenticity, this food lacks culture. I can ignore authenticity, but lack of culture is unforgivable. Maybe they are surviving because the community they are catering to doesn't have exposure to real Indian food. Over priced for the portions. A chicken Tikka needs to be cooked in a tandoor(authentic) or at least in an oven or on a grill before its put in the masala. The chicken in our curry was under cooked. I can take my steak rare but not my chicken, most people wo(ca)nt. I've had food at Indian restaurants cooking for general American taste buds and can assure the readers of this review that I am being truly honest and unbiased. This is blasphemy to Indian cuisine and setting wrong standards(or even cheating) for those taste buds who believe they are experiencing something truly Indian.

Here we are in Maine, my husband Parwinder Singh Kang estatic and I A’JeeA’JeeKaurSingh Queen Kapur A’JeeKaurSingh-Kang also. It was close to closing time and all my husband wanted was to ask a question. The rude man that answered the phone stated PLEASE DO NOT CALL BACK—Oh my God I couldn’t help but laugh when I saw the look 👀 on my husband’s face. Unbelievably unprofessional here when we order lol it’s always over $100 easily. However it was our first time calling and this is the response we received from « MOTHER OF INDIA «HELL NO THIS IS NOT INDIA 🇮🇳 AND BEING IN AMERICA 🇺🇸 YOU DEFINITELY HAVE MORE RESPECT ✊👌😎👁🙏Well, since I’m Chinese-Indian..they lost a sale and a customer. Jo Bole So Nihaal..Sat Sri Akaal…