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Went to this place yesterday for a nice lunch with my husband. Horrible customer service and rude lady. Place was not well prepared and we requested window seat and she told us off like we didn't deserve that seat. Says the seat is not ready yet to seat people. If I were to go to an American restaurant, they would have us wait a little till they set up the seat and then have us seated where we requested. I understand buffet hour was over so that is why requested a seat. If they know they have buffet hours only from noon to 1, they should have started to get their place set up for seated dining.Sloppily dressed woman and completely unprofessional. She was more friendly towards her American customers. If I had the option to give an F , I would give it to this lady. Food wasn't that great either. Not complaining but I requested medium spicy and it was barely there. Quantity was also very little that we felt hungry even after the lunch. Wouldn't ever go there again.

Went in for lunch. The lady rolled her eyes when we asked for a menu and suggest that we eat the buffet instead. Attitude from the start, we skeptically sat down. Food from the buffet seems like it's been out for more than a couple hour. We left as soon as we possibly can even cancelling one of our order. Overall it's an okay go-to for a quick lunch. Food quality is somewhat average as it lacks in flavor and freshness. Would not recommend for a date night spot as the workers attitude and behavior can ruin your whole night.

By far the best Indian food in the area for the price. Their naan is far and away the best I have ever had. It's flakey and has a rich buttery taste without being oily. You also must try their coffee. It has that wonderful taste of warm milk and a smooth finish. I am a long time patron and will be for years to come.

Pretty good Indian (lunch) buffet. I've been searching for "that" Indian restaurant in the SEATAC area and so far, this is one of the better ones. Tasty curries, Tandori chicken that's not dry, pretty good butter chicken. Naan was ok. If I were to be picky, perhaps need more options - more so for a buffet. I love it when the different curries mix in :)

This is a place that charges by the amount of plates we take for the buffets; rather than the number of people who eat there. Charged extra for a 15 month old baby because we took a separate plate to keep a few grains of rice in a plate. Mediocre food quality too. Avoid this place when there are better options nearby.

I've only dined here during lunch because the price is reasonable and affordable. If you are expecting/comparing it to the usual giant American style buffets, then you will be disappointed. It is just two small buffet tables, one hot, one cold. To me, for Indian food, that is more than enough. The hot table have a nice offering of several different hot dishes such as tandoori chicken, chicken curry, korma or Tikka Masala with several vegetarian options such as Vegetable Curry with Tofu, Saag Paneer, and Vegetable Pakora. There is also usually two kinds of rice ( basmati/white and biryani) and two kinds of naan bread ( garlic or plain) offered. The cold table on the other hand have a nice selection of sauces and chutneys,for dips and o'dourves. There's also a couple of sweets selection for dessert. To me, the price is very affordable and the food is really tasty.