I ordered take out. Very fair prices I got chicken tikka…read moremasala lamb saag And butter naan. Not really impressed by any of it. I wouldn't recommend this place from this food flavor experience. The food was wayyyyy salty. Pretty bad. The medium spice is like no spice at all. The naan was a bit doughy for my taste, not much flavor. Sorry little Doaba guys.

So many Door Dash orders of consistently fantastic food. While we rarely dine in, we are never…read moredisappointed by our orders.

I absolutely adore Rollz Rice. I've loved their bowls since they opened, but since my recent…read morediscovery of their naan tacos, I'm even more obsessed! I got the paneer masala one with my choice of toppings and all the recommended sauces. Perfect flavors and medium spice - loved every bite!

The food was yummy here. It's not fully your traditional Indian food place. You can add…read morecondiments like chipotle! The workers were friendly and efficient. The ambiance is like a cafe. It's an eat and go place but not a type of place for lounging. I definitely enjoyed my food!

Love that they have goat curry on the buffet! Delicious food and friendly service. They have a…read moregreat menu and the food is authentic.

This place is AMAZING! I went on an impromptu solo lunch! Everything was delicious and fresh!!read more

One of those places just so close to being really good. Food was fresh and tasted great. Service…read morewasn't bad just not great. Small tweaks would make it better. It shouldn't be empty. Thousands are eating lunch within a mile. Kinda tricky to find. It's in a grocery store entrance

Ordered idle at 11.45 AM to go and they said 20 minutes and I went to pick up my food at 12.45 and…read morethey made me wait another 12 minutes and when I said something,the young lady there was unapologetic. I told her we like their food but their service is really bad and we will never go back there

The buffet is quite tasty with a good variety of of veg and meat offerings!…read moreWhat sets this place apart from every other Indian buffet I've been to is that, instead of getting the naan from the buffet, it was brought to my table steaming hot!

A disappointment. Figured Sunday the buffet would be bigger, and was afraid it would be crowded, at…read morenoon. Far from it- a few customers, one couple with a noisy kid. Not the restaurant's fault but didn't add to the experience. It's a small place. And a small buffet. Smaller than other Indian ones in town. The basic standards: tikka, tandoori, curry chicken and lamb, saag paneer, a few others. Halwah. The food was pretty good all in all, though the samosas weren't- weren't samosas, anyway, not like any I've seen. Thin and cold. Bones in the curries so be prepared. Good, fresh, big naan. Friendly service, pretty slow, but then buffets are minimal anyway. Bathrooms were small and dirty. Plenty of better options in town.

I ordered Layla's kitchen thru door dash and I have had Layla's kitchen in the past and it was…read morewonderful but I don't know who was making all the food tonight but everything I ordered ended up being one spice level and it was like just eating Tabasco with nothing else I felt I was doing the one chip challenge ( the hottest chip ever ) I am hurting now and only eating tums but man that was absolutely a let down (I had to throw the whole thing away and now I will be sipping on milk and eating bread to relax my stomach )sorry just very disappointed and was excited to have one of my favorites tonight

Visiting Columbus and was craving Indian Food so we stopped at Layla's. We loved the warm welcome…read moreand quick service. The place is beautiful inside with lots of florals and the comforting smell of delicious food. We ordered the chicken samosa (2 pieces) and they were delicious. The chutneys that comes with the samosa is the perfect addition to this appetizer. Hubby ordered the mango lassi and it was so refreshing! We got the chicken makhani (butter chicken), chicken tikka masala, garlic naan, and buttered naan. Both entrees came with a nice portion of basmati rice. Everything was super flavorful! You're also able to choose your own spice level for your dish. The owner was such a doll. She was very sweet and made sure we loved our food. She wrapped up my food to go for me and gave us a free dessert to try (Gulab Jamun). The hospitality was amazing and we will be coming back when we visit Ohio again!

We stopped in after the buffet dinner; it is behind Tokyo Grill. The man working the counter was…read morevery helpful and nice. There are some great looking savory pastries, and there is ice cream. The desserts all looked amazing. I took a slice of Pistachio cake home. I would like to come back for more. There was a cute cotton candy machine, which I've never heard of. It didn't appear to be working.

I had an underwhelming experience here. None of the baked goods are labeled and when I asked for…read morethe chicken puff and goat puff, the two people at the counter had no idea which ones were which and had to ask another person. For anyone with allergies/restrictions, this is very concerning. Again, I asked one of them what the plum cake was made out of (because I never had one before) and not a single person was able to tell me. I thought that was very odd. The staff requires training in knowing the products being sold and the baked foods need proper labeling, as it will make it easier for the customers to order instead of going around asking what each is. I did receive an answer that the meat used is halal; however, I did question it as even the staff had to ask another person in the back for the answer to this as well. The gulab jamun cake I was excited about, but did not find it to be that great. Overall, I found the place overpriced. The goat puffs are $5 each and the chicken $4 each. The goat ones I found too greasy and had a goat smell to them still. I don't see myself returning with so many other Asian bakeries around.

This restaurant is located adjacent to an Indian grocery store so it was nice that we could look…read morearound the restaurant while waiting for our food. Bottled waters were on the table but costed extra, so we opted to buy cold drinks from the grocery store. The guava drink was very sweet but refreshing nonetheless. I'm a big fan of Indochinese cuisine, so the Szechuan noodles caught my eye. I got a paneer version and even though I got it medium spice level, it had me sweating! I liked how it came with lots of chopped lettuce and onions for crunch and the paneer was cut into thin slices so it soaked up the spices well. If you love a good rice dish, biryani is the way to go. The masakali goat biryani with the hot spice level definitely had lots of heat to it. The meat and spices are kinda buried inside so make sure to mix it well before digging in. The gongura chicken biryani also looked very good so you can't really go wrong with these. Next time, I wanna try the dosa! A table next to us ordered some and they took up half the table The portions were large so you will definitely leave full or with leftovers! Once you are done eating, you pay at the counter before you leave. Service was pretty slow and it was very hot inside the restaurant because they had two fans but one of them was very weak. I might opt for takeout next time just to save time and for added comfort, but I was very satisfied with how the food was.

Close to where I live, I was looking for samosas. They had veggie samosas with the mint sauce…read morethat were really really good. A little spice but not too much. Also tried these chicken puff pastry things that were awesome. A cross between a puff pastry dough and a Jamaican patty, I was really surprised how much I liked it. I got the carrot dessert that had raisins and cashews from the refrigerated case. It didn't look like there was a lot there but it's so rich, it actually lasted me for leftovers. Excellent service, very attentive. Nothing fancy but just a good experience. Hit the Mark.

We tried their corn masala and goat fry biriyani. They were both amazing…read more Super flavorful. Highly recommend.

We came here when it was Maanas under different management and gave it one star. This time we came…read morebecause friends insisted in part because of the buffet. It's ok. The choices were ok and the food was ok. Most of the customers were East Indian so I guess that is a good thing. But the food was meh. Since we chose the buffet no one came to the table or even spoke to us until we went to the bar to pay. No indication as to what the degree of heat you're going to try or what some of it is. If you choose the buffet you're on your own. Plastic utensils and paper napkins. Room temperature Costco water bottles available. Buffet costs $16 which isn't too bad. Floor had spilled food on it by the buffet table and though employees walked by, no one thought of cleaning it. Overall a mediocre experience.

Not impressed and will not order take out again, especially with the other great Indian options…read moreclose by in Polaris and through out Columbus. The naan & samosas were tasty, but our main events were flops and it the price of $12+ each, that's unacceptable to me. The Paneer Butter Masala has potential but it had a small cheese portion & no heat. The Chicken Saag had a little bit of spicyness but it's spinach texture was more pasty than creamy. We ordered these both Medium-Hot spice level on the Grub Hub app and that's not what we received. (This could be a technical issue using a third-party ordering tool--but having no spiced entrees was a real deal breaker for any future orders with Godavari.)

The Restaurant disappoints. Lets get some key points first:…read more 1. Not authentic South Indian. Dosa 's masala was not at all special as the name suggested. 2. Give just 3 kofta in a $14 dish!!! (Malai kofta) 3. Our Table was broken. 4. Waiter did not know the difference in dishes which led us to choose the wrong dish. 5. Not surprised it was not busy at all on a Saturday night!!! The Malai Kofta hai koftas just to show something in the dish and it was not at all as rich as the dish "Malai Kofta" should be!!!! Godavari folks come on if u cant give whats promised don't ruin people experiences by presenting under-par dishes. You call yourself truly south indian!!! Let me tell you I am a west Indian but I have had way better dosa on a roadside stall than the Mysore masala dosa you'll served. Please go back to basics and learn how a Sambhar is made!!! The sambhar was a lazy attempt to boil a lentil with veggies without the tang and the spice in it. Finally discard or repair your furniture before someone gets hurt!!! I am giving you two stars as just the dosa without masala was good, if you'll take the laziness and cheap attempt to serve food out you'll can be better. Hope you'll improve!