We went today and had the brunch buffet, everything was really good. I was so excited to see that…read morethey had idli sambar. It is just such a comfort food type of dish. Theirs was as good as what I had in India. The palak paneer, chana , and chicken tikka masala were great too. The buffet also had scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, bread, fruit, and suji halwa. This was my first time trying suji halwa, I really liked that too. The woman that rang us up was very helpful and gave great suggestions on what other customers like and her favorite foods. I ordered the farzani chai, my husband got the rose petal chai. They were both delicious. I really want to go back for the Turkish coffee and to try the dosa. I'm super excited that I don't have to drive 25 minutes to get dosa now! The atmosphere is great! There's a quiet ambiance with a mix of tables, booths, and comfy chairs to sit and enjoy your tea or food.

This place closed permanently. It's been closed since 2025. Not sure why it does not say they are…read morepermanently closed.

I'm vegetarian and don't drink alcohol. So of course I was thrilled that they have a vegetarian…read moreAND a mocktail section on the menu. But be certain that there's plenty of meat and booze to choose from. Best falafel in town.

My girlfriend and I really liked this spot!…read more While not the best in Dayton, we thought you could get a solid Greek meal here. Infinite pita was definitely a plus Always wish there was more chicken in the chicken skewers Kazandibi was burnt too much on top ruining the flavor Would come back!

I am pleasantly surprised with this spot! The Chicken Pho was delicious and reminded me of an…read moreelevated chicken noodle soup. I will definitely order it again. I also tried the Fried egg rolls (there were 4 in the order) and the BBQ Buns with chicken (there were 2 in the order). Both did not disappoint! Very tasty and full of flavor. If I wanted a little snack or small lunch, I'd order both as my primary meal. The service was fast and my to-go order was accurate. It was also very cute and clean inside the restaurant. I'll be back for sure.

Forgot my spring rolls and the bread on my bahn mi sandwich is hard :( first time getting bad food…read morefrom this place. I assume they were just having an off night. My last experience was great.

Very disappointed. The high praise on Yelp made us think it would be amazing. We did not see that…read more I always start with the Pad Thai when going to a new Thai restaurant. If they do that well, then I branch out a bit. I got the chicken Pad Thai. Probably the worst I've had. The noodles were chewy. As I pulled my fork up, the would break and bounce. I've never seen that before. Flavor was decent but I got tired of the chewy texture. My husband ordered a stir fry. Unfortunately, he said it was hot (spicy) but had little flavor. He took it home and added some salt, which helped a lot. Server was great. She was very attentive and friendly. Unfortunately, we won't be back.

Stopped here as we were traveling on the interstate. It's located in a simple commercial building…read more(near the Speedway gas station). Doesn't look like much from the outside but clean and nice inside. The food was fresh, delicious and the hot sauce was homemade. I'd stop here again. The service was pleasant and brought us complimentary mango sticky rice- delicious.

Food was good and it's a vibe the service is cool they will make food fresh if asked so be sure to…read morestop and give them a chance and there cheap food is high quality

Very clean, best crab rangoon i have ever had. Recommend getting into the building as quickly as…read morepossible though

We were seated immediately. We came in at an oddball time, but they still had an excellent buffet…read more They got us good service. I brought a friend and his wife and they loved it too. Very cultural. Very ethnic. The ambience was definitely not mainstream America, it was like a little bit of a different country.

Jeet is a simple, straightforward Indian spot that delivers exactly what you want for a solid lunch…read more My wife and I had the chicken tikka masala lunch special and added some garlic naan on the side. It also had some lentils that was a nice touch for the naan alog with various chutney options. Everything was flavorful, perfect spice level, and well-prepared The tikka masala was rich without being heavy, the naan was fresh but the only knock was it was a bit doughy Overall, it was Indian food done right. Highly recommend if you're looking for a quick, get in and get out, spot for lunch. We'll be back to try other options soon!

Waitress was super friendly and very accommodating. Theme decoration + very clean…read more The food was hot. Rice was fresh and the chickpeas were pleasant.

We love Indian food and wanted to give this place a try. We were happy to find an Indian restaurant…read morein the Dayton area. They were not very busy and we seated right away. Unfortunately, the vegetable pakora was rather dry. Their dipping sauces were also a bit different from most Indian places we have frequented and tasted a bit off. The restaurant is very colorful and they have a lot of seating. Their wait stuff was nice and friendly. The Indian curry also tasted pretty standard. Give them a try for yourself.

Interesting menu. I'm vegetarian and thought they could…read moreoffer a couple more options but the veggie sandwich was tasty. Good sourdough bread. Delicious juices.

I approached my visit to Toasted with high expectations, however our brunch was peppered with…read moremultiple factors that left me wishing we had dined elsewhere. The beginning: impressive decor (lots of color, tasteful artwork and accessories), expansive bakery display featured HUGE donuts, cinnamon rolls, and muffins, ability to accommodate our party of 9 without much of a wait. The ordering: not good. The menu appears to have lots of options for all types of eaters, including gluten free and plant based, however our server was not knowledgeable about the ingredients or preparation methods for the options, resulting in a lack of confidence about the safety of our choices. When we asked if she could check with the kitchen she said she didn't think so. Additionally, Toasted charges $1 for any changes/alterations, including substituting tofu for meat AND eggs; this results in a diner paying MORE for less food which doesn't make sense. They also charge extra for plant based milk, which even Starbucks has stopped doing. The service: not great. First another table's food was delivered to us resulting in confusion. Our party ordered two veggie sandwiches, one with no mayo and dressing for the greens on the side, the other WITH mayo AND dressing. One arrived with mayo and dressing on the side, the other without any mayo with dressed greens. An omelet ordered without meat arrived with sausage. When it was sent back it was remade with bacon instead. The third time was okay, other than still having one piece of bacon on top. One of our party didn't receive her food until everyone else was nearly finished eating (it was a grain bowl, which should not have taken very long to prepare). The food: mixed. The cinnamon roll - fabulous. The veggie sandwich - dry, lacking flavor (both the one with mayo and the one without). Tomato soup and avocado toast both lacked flavor and pizzaz. The toasted cheese sandwich consisted of a large concealed lump of cheese sandwiched between buttered, quite well-toasted sourdough. The coffee was fine. Pricing: as expected for brunch. That said, I would NOT pay $15 again for that particular veggie sandwich (or $4 for coffee). Overall, I love brunch, and I expect brunch to love me back. Toasted has a long way to go to meet my expectations.