We have been faithful patrons for over 10 years. Absolutely delicious food! Achari kebob is my favorite, but so many other great selections. Don't miss out on this treasure. read more

We haven't been to this restaurant in quite some time. I am very happy my family decided to try them again tonight. We may have just struck gold. We started with three appetizer courses. The Somosas were crisp and so flavorful. The vegetable fritters were little fried treats. And the catfish nuggets made my 6yr old smile for miles. Great start to the meal Our entrees were just as delicious. Not a single complaint about the food. Decor is fun and inviting. Staff was very attentive and helpful. We will definitely be returning again. read more

Cinnamon Indian Restaurant - Indian Near Me - Morris Plains, New Jersey

The food was good, but the chicken was rubbery and tasted frozen. They are average Indian food, but maybe slightly better given the area.

Love this authentic Indian restaurant. Miss the buffet but love the take out! The melt in your mouth pillowy naan is to die for with a side of goat curry read more

Came here for the first time after a recommendation from a good friend! The food portions are very, very large and two people can easily share an entree. We ordered the chicken tikka masala and the lamb rogan josh. Both meals came with jasmine rice. We also got the garlic naan which was good, but the only thing I had that I didn't love. The service was really good! We came in on an empty night and they gave us a complimentary app of fried veggies and salad. Packed out food with extra rice as well! I'll definitely be back. I hear they have a lunch buffet read more

Cinnamon Indian Restaurant - Indian Near Me - Morris Plains, New Jersey

Love this place! Came here during their lunch time and was blown away at how yummy everything was! Just really good fresh food at a good price. They're also super nice there & quick! This is my go to indian food location now~ read more

Came here finally for the lunch buffet and was extremely impressed. There was a 10 minute wait when we came during a weekday but pretty quick turnaround. There is so much selection and I wanted to try everything but was so full. I honestly don't even know the names of most of the dishes i tried beyond naan and chicken tikka masala but everything was so good and fresh. Cannot wait to come back for many more lunches! read more

Excellent service. Good food. Lot of options to try out. The biryani had way too much Rose water in it the second time we tried it but it was good overall. read more

Great food, service and environment. I will definitely eat here again. Great value for the price.

Best Indian food in the area! Great, personable service with a smile. Highly recommend the Lamb Biryani.

Lunch buffet with a ton of tasty options! Lunch buffet on a weekend amounted to about $12.50 a person, and what you get is amazing for the price. There are probably about 8 meat dishes, 3 types of rice, naan, and several other non-meat dishes. I enjoyed everything I ate (goat, chicken tandoori, all the times, and a few others I can't remember the name of). read more

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The food here is REALLY good ....we went on a Wednesday night and got the mild chicken tandoori and shrimp tandoori with fried veggies and a basket of garlic naan. We split it 3 ways and it came with a side of rice. They brought the food out in silver urns.....it was a very enjoyable evening and I felt like it was time well spent.... Also the appetizer? I guess was flat bread with three sauces ranging from mild to hot and spicy. Free refills on this! read more

This has been our go to place for take out since last 3 years. Consistently providing good quality food with reasonable prices and large portions. Our favorites are malai chicken, veg jalfrezi, kadai paneer and palak bhutta. read more

Cinnamon is my favorite Indian restaurant in the area. Go on Sunday night to try their buffet! Their dishes are delicious and spice level can be customized - We like fairly spicy food so will do some medium and some hot (the hot will burn, but it's a good burn). Service is very good; the waitstaff is attentive to water glasses, asking how things are, and offering to open beers or pour more wine for the table (BYOB!). read more

Cinnamon Indian Restaurant - Meals start with crispy papadum and chutney. - Indian Near Me - Morris Plains, New Jersey

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The owner was the rude and very unprofessional. We booked 3 big tables but he refused for the kids to sit together. Anna his assistant promised us one thing but he said Anna is not here so did not care. He must have woken up on the wrong side of the bed. We were 30 people that walked out as he was not a good person to be around. read more

I love Cinnamon food. Authentic Indian food. Veg biryani, paneer tikka, dal makhani are my favourite.

Ordered two entrees (Chicken Tikka Masala and Lamb Rogen Josh) plus garlic naan and raita for take out. Chicken was spiced "medium" and lamb "spicy" as per our desires. Both were generous portions with excellent flavor and tender meat. Complementary rice and rice pudding were also delicious. Order was ready when expected. Cinnamon is far better than many other Indian restaurants in the area. Prices are also reasonable. Highly recommended. read more

Insane Indian food, the fried chicken is mad good... would recommendlamb dish is pretty saucy10/10

I have been here a few times and left with mixed emotions. The service is terrible. I get it's a buffet most of the time but if I have to flag someone down every single time to clear off plates or refill our drinks, that's poor service. They also rush you out during busier times. The waiter we have had the previous couple of times we had been there was about as friendly as a corpse. They are known for their "great" buffet selection but quite frankly, it's average. All the usual suspects are available (off the website): "Cinnamon's daily Indian lunch buffet features a wide selection of tandoor (clay oven), meat and vegetable items. Each day we have a different mix of tandoori chicken and vegetables, naan (bread), chicken, lamb and goat curries, and a large selection of vegetarian dishes such as Mattar Paneer, Vegetable Jalfrezi, Punjab Kadhi, Palak Bhutta and Malai Kofta. In addition to the great entree choices Cinnamon offers freshly prepared salads, yogurts, chutney, papadums and pickles. No Indian buffet would be complete without the sweet palate being satisfied. At Cinnamon we take care of your sweet tooth by offering our handmade Rasmali, Gulab Jamun, Kheer and Gajar Halwa (sweet carrot pudding)." If you are interested in trying certain types of styles, this could be your place. Be beware of the poor server. read more

Reliably good Indian food. Not great, but consistent. The lamb and rice dishes are our usual go to things on the menu. We've had issues with the over cooked, mealy shrimp. Even though I give only 3 stars, we take out from there at least once every 2 months. read more

Don't bother ordering takeout unless you want to wait 90 mins or more. It's a shame they can't properly communicate pickup times. Good food but the wait time is hardly worth it. Three strikes you're out. read more

Very good! The buffet is a great deal and comes with a good variety of dishes, condiments, and desserts. Waitstaff was friendly and quick to clear dirty dishes. My husband and I both loved the chili chicken, probably some of the best we ever had! Overall, we enjoyed our meal and definitely will return for the buffet! I believe it was 12.95 per person. read more

Haven't been here in so long but just as good as I remember. Had the lunch buffet. Everything was very fresh and there was a huge selection. Service was wonderful, my drink was never empty and they even refilled our bread basket without me asking. You should definitely check it out. read more

I went to this restaurant because of the good-to-great reviews that I saw on yelp. I travel a lot for work and have had some excellent Indian food in various parts of the country. Let's just say that Cinnamon was a severe disappointment. I tried the chicken Tikka masala, chicken curry, grilled vegetables (among other things). Everything was bland and essentially flavorless. I have never been to a buffet before and only had 1 plate, but after sampling the items I had on the first plate, I did not want to try anything else. I would not recommend. read more

The food is very average .. read all the great reviews about this place and decided to visit but was pretty underwhelming... yes there are a lot of options on the buffet. Another thing that we did not like was the person waiting on our table was extremely rude.. will not be coming back. read more

Went for lunch buffet on Thursday. Great goat curry with bones. Chicken chilli was amazing with . Veg appetizers are very tasty. Tried to stay away from chicken items and biryani's, but had a taste, not bad either, but I can't eat everything! All for $10.95, great price compared to $12.95 at Mirchi in Parsippany (but they had fried fish as well, which is not that great anyway). read more

Great place for a weekday lunch buffet to get out of the office. Casual environment and wait staff is efficient which make a good place to go with coworkers. Sufficient selection for vegetarians. For me, I think the buffet food is better than my expectations and the price is reasonable. I had a little of all the options and was not disappointed with any of them. None of the food was overcooked, flavor was good, and I overstuffed myself. This was my first time and would like to come back again. read more

If you find yourself driving on rt.10 in search of spot for spontaneous lunch on weekend, look no further. Cinnamon offers $11 lunch buffet, and food is gooooood. Soft naan, most delicious chutneys, good selection of appetizers and mains. Light, flavorful and fresh. Place is very spacious, full of families and large groups enjoying wonderful food. It's located in a shopping center, so parking is a-plenty. read more

I'm angry. I am SO angry. I can't believe I've spent three separate two week long business trips in Parsippany and I just now discovered Cinnamon. I could have been indulging in the most delicious Indian food every single trip. And I will from now on, believe that. I went for the lunch buffet which is my favorite way to enjoy Indian food- I love getting a little of everything. Everything was so amazing I had three helpings. It was all fresh and flavorful, I couldn't help myself! I waddled out of there and relished my carb coma. If you're in the area and like Indian food, don't miss this one! I'm not exaggerating when I say it was easily the best I've ever had. read more

I don't think it's possible to improve Cinnamon. The last time I was here (I always go for the buffet, nothing is better than buffet), I actually, literally had this thought: "This food is so amazing. How can I eat more of it? How can I eat it faster? Am I opening my mouth wide enough? Can I use surgery to expand my stomach? All this chewing is definitely slowing me down. Maybe there are bigger forks and spoons nearby?" For under $12, this is the greatest lunch that you can get at any establishment, Indian or not. I've eaten a fair amount of Indian food in my life--definitely above-average for a white guy. This is by far the best. The key to Indian food (as I understand it) are the spices. The spices here are perfect: complicated, subtle, unusual, rewarding, lingering on the palette. After I eat at Cinnamon, I can't stop thinking about Cinnamon often for a day or more. It's that good. Let's say you have a terrible day: your spouse serves you divorce papers; one or both parents die; you find out that you're under federal indictment with an overwhelming probability that you will be wrongfully convicted of child molestation thus ensuring spend the rest of your life of in Federal SUPERMAX prison. Even if all these misfortunes befall you at the same date, if you eat at Cinnamon you will still feel a sense of deep calm and a warm, postcoital glow. read more

People reviewing Cinnamon are hitting the crack pipe hard with their high ratings. I mean hitting the crack pipe every 5 minutes delusional haze hard. I've been told by an Indian restaurant owner that there are two types of Indian/Pakistani and/or mugal style of restaurants. Those whose cooks know Indian food by professional trade and who take their homelands cooking to heart(h). And then there are those whose cooks are bachelors, move to the US and decide to open up a restaurant. Whatever category Cinnamon's cooks fall into - from prebagged chapaddi's to unseasoned nan or bland pandering versions of Indian food, there are a mighty many more places than this place where I would choose to get Indian food from like 28th and Lexington in Manhattan, St. Marks Place, Iselin/Edison NJ. This place is about as savory as putting a pair of gym socks in your mouth after having them in goretex hiking boots for a full day in the woods. Do yourself a favor and visit Jersey City or Iselin for some real Indian food. read more

Oh Cinnamon, how I yearn to return for another amazing meal. Sadly, you're quite a distance from where I live, and I only get to bask in your spice-filled glory but once a year. From the outside, Cinnamon is your typical Indian restaurant, albeit on the large side, in the middle of a fairly nondescript shopping mall. Walking inside, you quickly come to realize that you should never judge a book by its cover, especially if you came during lunch hours for the buffet (as I did). The buffet was SPRAWLING, and there was an absolute ton of options to pick from. Now, I love Indian food - no, seriously, it's probably my favorite food on the planet, and at a buffet I can usually somehow manage to pack away 3 plate fulls of the glopy stuff and still have room for dessert (mind you, I usually feel like absolute garbage afterwards). At Cinnamon, I find myself hard pressed to do my usual 2 1/2 plate buffet rush, and have been able to try all the buffet had to offer. There's that much food. The food quality was pretty good, the flavors well balanced, and the spices not overpowering. There's plenty of options for vegetarians and carnivores alike, and the staff were more than accommodating for large groups - I had visited with a group of about 13 people. Decor is fairly typical for an Indian joint - big curtains, sandstone coloring, etc. Nothing too crazy. Will I be back? You can bet on it! read more

Fantastic service, rich and zesty tasting entrees and a very warm and inviting atmosphere in this Indian restaurant centered in a strip mall between Planet Fitness and sushi. Who could ask for more. The only issue is the up sell pressure. The make you feel like the Naan is free by offering it but it isn't and the are subtle about pushing addition items. Otherwise a great dining experience. read more

Wanted to try a new-to-me place, went here based on Yelp reviews. Whatever everyone else is smoking, I want some, because no part of my experience here was anything close to 5-star. Aside from the fact that there seemed to be some confusion as to where to seat the two of us -- in a nearly empty dining room on a quiet night -- and the waiter mostly not understanding what we were asking (the word "vegetable" was a total miss) and refusing to make any substitutions/additions (of said vegetables), the food we actually got was meh. It was edible, but I have definitely had far better. The biryani lacked the usual fluffiness that I've always gotten elsewhere, the naan was sort of doughy and a touch oily -- not crispy at all, my saag paneer was inexplicably brown (seriously, can somebody please address this?), the lamb chops were fatty and poorly presented, and I wish I could remember which particular tasteless, gloopy chicken dish we had, but I'm not entirely sure that they are distinguishable anyway. Rasmalai for dessert was somehow sour and hard/crumbly. Needless to say - we elected not to take home any leftovers. There are better Indian restaurants in the area. read more

If there's a perfect blend ofIndian spices for every dish they could offer, Cinnamon has it. CinnaYUM. Cheesy, I know... but with Indian food this good it deserves it. You dont need to go to Parsippany/Edison to find decent Indian food, this will now be my go-to-spot! Stopped here mid-week for a la carte dining (next time will try the buffet). Food: Aloo papri chat: excellent Chicken Tikka: best I've had in a while Lamb Vindaloo: out of this world. I usually prefer chicken but not when it's this good. Entrees are from $12-16ish, great portions. Naan/roti/etc are from $4-6 Raasmali: mmm. Leftovers packed well and tasted just as awesome the next day. Drinks: It's BYOB! They also have drinks (including mango juice, lassi, etc) all for good prices Service/atmosphere: Impeccable, waiters are friendly, attentive, and did not disappoint. Pretty quiet on a weekday dinner read more

While lazing on a Sunday afternoon, we had a hankering for Indian and were making a trip out here anyways...so this is where we decided to go. Thier buffet lunch was big and nicely balanced with meat and vegetarian items. The serivce was attentive and plentiful, as our water was contantly refilled and plates cleared away. It's a bit loud due to all of the hard services abound in the place...but that's OK. We were eating...to talking. There was salad, chaat, chutneys, raitas, pickles, apps, biryanis, tikkas, masalas, vindaloos...you name it. Don't go if you're indecisive, as there's a lot to try. read more

Okay I'm going to be the party pooper here because I don't understand why this restaurant is held in such high regards? My fiance and I visited this location a couple months ago after I read the reviews on Yelp and we were both craving Indian. Needless to say we were fairly disappointed. Now when I say disappointed the food wasn't God awful, it was okay but I wasn't blown away as some others have stated. We came here for dinner and ate from the menu so I can't comment on the buffet. Fiance ordered Tika Masala and I ordered the Tandoori chicken. Both are what I would call the usual standard Indian fare and it was engh, nothing to write home about. The service was very inattentive, had to wait a while for our waiter and he threw away our leftovers after the meal was finished???? He also threw away the cork to our wine bottle and had to find a replacement for us when we didn't finish the bottle. The thing that really bothered me however was the decor. It was a bright, orange and red color pattern everywhere and it just looked terrible in my opinion. It was the first thing you notice when you walk in and believe me, you really really notice it. The restaurant is also located directly next to a catering hall and there was a large noisy party going on when we arrived. I know it's not the fault of Cinnamon but the loud party really distracted from the romantic bright orange ambiance of the restaurant :| Maybe we just came in on an off day or the head chef called out sick or something but we just weren't all that impressed upon leaving. Honestly, the best Indian food we have found since moving to the area is Pooja in Warren. Maybe we'll return in the future and give it another go but for the time being I'm keeping this place off my list. read more

Good (not great) Indian food out in the boonies. In my experience, places that are far out in the boonies are slightly over-rated. Cinnamon is good, but not comparable to the Indian restaurants in the City that I like. In addition I've had better and more authentic Indian food elsewhere in New Jersey. At any rate, the buffet was big and good. Large selection and fresh naan brought to the table. By the time I got to the buffet, it was a bit dry - could have been fresher. Maybe also some items were a bit oily. I also like my Indian food a bit spicier than what they were serving. But the service was friendly and they seemed happy to see you fill up on their food and roll out of there. LOL. Good vibe and lots of families of all races and ethnicities eating there - gotta love this country. I likely would only go back if I happened to be in the area again. read more

The Lamb and mixed Chicken dishes are all good and this place while usually quite it never disappoints. I suggest this place if you are looking for authentic Indian with the ability to turn up the heat which they always deliver on. The service is spot on and they are very attentive to you through the meal. They do have a $10 off offer on $50 or more from the bill. They have the coupon buried on their website so just look for it and print it. We always order 2 main dishes, the chickpea dish and the naan bread which comes to around $55. We then use the coupon with the discount the bill is very reasonable plus we have lunch for the next day or so. read more

Went there for weekend lunch buffet.Lot of variety/options. Loved the kebabs and lamb curry. The food is less spicy compared to authentic Indian , but overall it tastes good.Good buffet for the price (around $12). Its a huge place with lot of seating. Its very spacious. read more