“ Food was excellent, okra was a little woody but probably just bought a bad batch. Well worth the approx 15 price for vegetarian lunch buffet. ”

“ AMAZING!!!!!! Everything at the ($17!!) dinner buffet is vegetarian, and there are PLENTY of vegan options - all of which are clearly labeled! I tried a little bit of everything and it was all fantastic! So incredibly flavorful! They had a bunch of my favorites like samosas chaat and curry with paneer as well as new favorites like unsweeted hot masala tea and panipuri! The staff really made the experience, though - everyone was SO kind and willing to answer my questions about the food! Very chill vibes with good music! HIGHLY RECOMMEND! WILL BE BACK SOON!!! ”

“ Very nice ambiance, service, and food. everything is clearly labeled to show wherever vegan or not, and there are plentiful vegan options. Food was high quality, and there are live dosa, uttapam, and roti stations. Great for plant-based eaters looking for a nice Indian buffet. ”

“ Went for the dinner buffet and I was not disappointed. Sooooo many options and all of them were delicious. Our waitress was amazing with my food questions and the service was fast. Place gets kinda busy and I'm glad I went. ”

“ We tried the buffet, but I didn't think that it was worth it at all as I'm vegan and there weren't enough options. I'll definitely never do the buffet again. The buffet has the following vegan option: 1. Dosa counter (unlimited). Can ask for idly / vada with a few vegan options and chutneys. (Loved this) 2. Healthy sides like cooked chana, sprouted moong daal etc. (loved this) 3. Chaat counter: samosa chaat, pani puri (nope, just not tasty) 4. Starters: Gobi Manchurian (nope, way too oily) 5. Main: Aalo gobi, Sambar, Pulav (nope, not the greatest stuff to try out) 6. Dessert: Vegan payasam (Loved this) If you're vegan, I highly recommend that you to just do ala carte and try vegan palak tofu or vegan tofu butter masala type of dishes with roti, or other varieties you usually don't get to try elsewhere. ”