Delicious Indian restaurant - great happy hour and brunch spot! The happy hour from 4pm-7pm Monday-Fri is an amazing deal. I ordered 2 dishes and a cocktail for under $20! I requested for the Paneer Tikka Flatbread (not on the menu)- vegetarian version of the Chicken Paneer Tikka Flatbread. The naan pizza was delicious, it was stuffed with cubes of paneer with a side of Tikki Masala dipping sauce. Highly recommend it! You can get the Paneer Pizza next door too! The Paneer Tacos were filling and fun to try, but large chunky blocks of paneer. While I enjoyed the spicy mayo sauce, I wish the paneer was cut up into cubes. It just felt a bit heavy with the paneer. The Spinach Artichoke Fritters (4) were tasty. The Mango Mojito and the Mumbai Mule cocktail weren't that good, but it honestly it's hard to complain when it's only $6/drink. The unlimited weekend brunch at $38 is a great deal and well worth it! You can choose from over a dozen Indian fusion dishe - as a bonus mango lassi, chai, and soft drinks are included! You can order 2 dishes/person at a time and the servers hastily swing by to clear your plates and place your next order! Between the 3 of us, we ordered almost conquered the full brunch menu and had a delightful brunch feast! The food had a spicy kick, but not overpowering and wasn't greasy. The portions range from small, bite-size apps to full, large entree size. There's a lot of vegetarian dishes on the menu with a few non-veg as well. There's a good balance between traditional Indian dishes and Western fusion with a hint of American flavors/presentation. My favorite stand-outs: - Aam Chat Papri with crispy Papri pita like chips with mango, chick peas, and potatoes smothered in yogurt and chutney, and topped with spicy garam masala mix - Chana Bhatura with chick pea curry and fluffy, bubbly fried bread. Large portion. - Spinach and Artichoke Fritters - Crispy bite-size balls filled with creamy spinach artichoke dip, 4 come in an order and perfect for sharing! - Aloo Bravas - Crispy, diced potatoes very reminiscent of the Spanish Patatas Bravas with aioli sauce and mild masala spicy kick - Butter Chicken - My friend enjoyed it, solid full entree size. I didn't order or try it in, but it looked pretty tasty and could easily why she made a happy empty plate! - Nutella Bread Pakora - Tastes like a bites-size Nutella fried donut! So good we ordered another one! - Helluva Hallawa Trio - I enjoyed sampling the 3 types of Hallawa, ranging in savory (carrot) to more sweet and milky (my favorite). - Mango Lassi - The sweetness of the mango lassi helped to balance out and absorb the spiciness of the food. - Masala Chai - Great ending to a meal, perfectG caffeine pick me up! Paired well with the Nutella bread Pakora. The other dishes on the menu were fun to try, but would probably skip and save room for my faves: - Aloo Sabzi and Katchuri - The dense hollow shell katchuri (similar to a round empanada) made of dhal lentil smothered in Aloo potato curry sabzi was very filling and dense. After a couple of bites, I threw in the towel. - Egg Burgi and Paratha - The masala spicy scrambled egg on paratha flatbread was kind of bland and a very small portion. - Mango Mimosa - While the mimosas were only $4, it was quite tangy and didn't pair well with the meal. I wish fresh mango juice was used instead of mango flavored juice (tastes like Izzy). The lunch buffet (Mon - Fri 12pm - 2:30pm for $23 wasn't the best experience. Admittedly, I came to the buffet at 1:30pm and the food was tepid and sadly overcooked under the heat lamp. The plates were very small and it was hard to fit a bunch of food. I went to the buffet at least 3 or 4 times to try out the dishes in search of the perfect bite, which I sadly couldn't. There were 5 main standard dishes with 3 vegetarian dishes (Dal Makhani, Aloo Ghobi, and Mehti Paneer) and 2 non-veg featuring both chicken dishes (Butter Chicken and Chicken Curry) and a galore of fried fritters/pakoras (spinach, onion, potato) with a couple of new rotating stations with Pani Puri (not much going on) and Spinach Tikki and Fish Pakora fried fritters. The Mehti Paneer was quite greasy with a coat of grease at the top and the paneer was pretty stiff. It wasn't tender. The Dal Makhani was bland. The potato aloo potatoes were brittle as they were sitting under the heat lamp too long. The best part about the meal was the fluffy naan, which was made-to-order. I enjoyed 2 rounds! Order the Masala Dosa crispy! When we got it the 1st time on the lunch special, it was a bit rubbery and soggy. After the server asked us a few times whether we liked it, my hubby relented and told him the honest answer. The server got the dosa re-made to go extra crispy, which did the trick! The masala potatoes paired well with the dosa. I wasn't a fan of the Sambar. Based on the glowing brunch and happy hour experience, I would come back to try the lunch buffet with an early start right when it opens! read more

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Inside Tyson's mall. Introduced my dad to some new Indian dishes! The service was excellent! We were the only ones there and we stayed for a couple hours peacefully. I love that their naan is thin vs the typical thick kind at restaurants and stores. The lunch special had great choices on it including biryani and butter chicken! Thanks for that! I enjoyed the masala chai tea, nice that it came with tea cookies, just wished it was a larger glass. I figured I'd like masala lemonade, and hadn't seen it on a menu before, the server cautioned me and offered a sample before I order it. sorry to say ew yuck but we tried it respectfully. I was verrryy shocked by the taste, almost tasted ritualistic it was so oddly gross. Lol Best service I've ever had at an Indian restaurant and food was delicious per usual of Indian food. One of my top 5 foods. Go, enjoy!!! read more

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My experience at Dhoom restaurant in Tyson's Corner Mall was mediocre at best. We tried the following dishes: -Aam chaat papri - 3.5/5 -Maggi ramen with chicken - 3/5 -Veggie biryani - 2.5/5 My major disappointment was the portion size for the price being charged. The ambience was good, and the service was okay. However, I noticed that they frequently checked on a table of eight next to us but didn't check on us even once. read more

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They are not closed. They are, however, staffed with incredibly attentive and accommodating servers, who took our party of nine with no reservation and helped us dine family-style. The atmosphere is pleasant, not too bright or loud but not dim either. Food is well prepared, not too spicy but definitely flavorful. I cannot wait to return! read more

We were six of us ftiends on a Saturday evening. We were seated quickly and Aman did an outstanding job of providing us with a nice relaxing, unhurried but attentive when needed service! We ordered some drinks including Kingfisher and Taj beers - a bit of nostalgia! The appetizers chicken 65, dry paneer kabobs were all good. The shareable plates were all excellent - the Dal and Saag Paneer were all very flavorful and not hot at all. Overall a very nice dining experience! Will definitely recommend and be back again! read more

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Came here with a colleague for dinner and we had a really nice meal! Our server was really friendly and helpful. The place is beautiful! We started with eggplant and naan and that was spicy! Really good! We also had the chili cheese toast, tandoori chicken, and the aam chaat papri. I really liked the aam chaat papri, they said it was a common street food in India. I loved the flavors, the texture, the crunchiness. And the butter chicken was everything I want! Perfect portion to share with someone else and plenty of chicken. Dhoom was so good! Definitely stop by and grab a bite to eat. They even have an outdoor patio which is nice. read more

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We shared the chicken tikka flatbread, butter chicken, veggie samosas, and garlic naan. They were all really good and flavorful with the samosas being my favorite. Food came out fast and staff was friendly. read more

Dhoom - Indian Near Me - McLean, Virginia

Looking for a place to eat for dinner, and living right close by, we decided to come by to Dhoom to check out what they had to offer. And I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this restaurant. For a restaurant in a mall, it wasn't bad at all. Everything we ordered from the menu was well flavored. We got the garlic naan, butter chicken, samosas, and the chicken tikka flatbread. Most of everything was shareable, and I honestly think the amount that we ordered was perfect. You could easily get away with just buying and eating shareables and then maybe one main to top it off. The main was plentiful, and with a garlic naan and some rice it was definitely filling. Service was great, and seating was plentiful. We did go during a time when it was quieter, but I did see it starting to fill up a little when we left. I would definitely recommend Dhoom if you're at the mall and you're trying to eat some Indian food. read more

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This was our 2nd time here and we're still impressed by the service (EXTREMELY attentive), ambiance (beautiful aesthetic), and the food was DELISH!!! Babe only ordered appetizers but THOROUGHLY enjoyed them ( didn't really want to share ). I ordered a lamb saag dish and our friend ordered a curry lentil dish. Of course we had to have garlic naan for dipping . It's located inside the mall so there AMPLE parking (FREE). They do offer military discounts which is a plus although we'd still patronize even if they didn't. read more

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There are many great Indian restaurants in the Tyson's area. Even though this restaurant has decent food, it's crazy expensive when compared to better restaurants like Mumbai Central, Bansari, Bombay Tandoor. The Butter Chicken here is $35 (crazy), and it's not the best my husband has had. It's located in the Tyson's mall, so an easy choice for shoppers. The ambiance is nice. Servers are attentive. We ordered the following: - Papri Chaat: this is very mediocre. If the Papri Chaat is made with tortillas and not the actual Indian Papri, it's not authentic. - Chilli Cheese Toast: this was ok. Served with spicy sauce, this is a good meal option if you are not that hungry. - Maggi Ramen: not a fan at all. I make Maggi noodles at home all the time. I love Maggi. But this was too soupy for my liking. My husband ordered the Butter Chicken and felt it was average. Not worth the $35. Overall, this is not my go to place for Indian food, when there are so many better other options available in the area. Try it out once. read more

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Service: good attentive wait staff Food: we went for the UNLIMITED BRUNCH. The food were all delicious and very flavorful. I introduced this restaurant to one of my Indian friends and she enjoyed it very much. I recommend getting one of everything. Plates are tapas style- so very small. Take it as a CHALLENGE :) Ambiance: beautiful decor. There is large patio as well. I was there as a party of 4 and there was an automatic 20% tip included. Normally I thought large parties are 6 or more. Just something to be aware of since people don't read their bill carefully (I don't always). read more

Dhoom - Indian Near Me - McLean, Virginia

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Came here for a birthday dinner with my family and definitely expected it to be a lot better. I really wanted to love this place as I appreciate the theme of the restaurant. The aesthetics of the restaurant were nice, but it kind of stopped there. They had some fun Indian inspired cocktails that i was excited to try. I ordered the Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Rum, and the brought it to be with rotten mint, not only as the garnish but even within the drink there were black rotten mint leaves. I let our server know and he said he could bring me the same cocktail without mint leaves. I agreed and was given a new drink. However the second drink had no alcohol in it. I was drinking it for a little bit and asked my husband, and FIL to try it. They both agreed there was no alcohol in my drink. I told our server about it and he told us there was definitely alcohol in our drink. He was trying to gaslight us. How would i even go about proving this? Obviously, I am not going to ask him to taste my drink. He went back and put some rum in my drink but I was pretty displeased by this whole debacle. I barely took pictures of anything else after this. We got the aam chaat papri, aloo bravas, goat curry, shrimp pataka, butter chicken, veg biryani, and cheese naan. The chaat, butter chicken and cheese naan were all pretty good. The shrimp pataka was a bit too sweet for my liking. The rest of dishes were just okay. I think there's definitely a lot of potential here but please start by serving your customers fresh ingredients. read more

Dhoom - Indian Near Me - McLean, Virginia

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Don't go. Every dish was bad. Servers were standing around on their phones. Some of the worst Indian food I've had. I love butter chicken (will eat it no matter how it tastes like) but this was the first time I had butter chicken and I didn't even feel like finishing what was on my plate. read more

This would be more of 3.5 * experience. The food was tasty. The interior is decent. But the service was slow. Also we had to call staff a few times even though there were only 2-3 customers. read more

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First visit to Dhoom although we ate at previous restaurants that had changed ownership. I nice email with a special price for Valentines day was all we needed to try out this restaurant. As the menu displays, 1 of each item to select. First course was the spicy crunch salad. This was average. Should have tried another option. Second course selections were great. Gol Guppa and Lamb Sheekh Kabab which was soft and awesome. Main course we both had the goat meat (they were nice to make mine non-spicy). Soft and went well with the rice and Lachha Parantha. Desert was Rose Kheer which was too thick but served with a nice slice of cake. Service was exceptional with staff checking as well as serving. A fun evening and more hits than misses with the meal. Worth returning to try the buffet on a weekend. read more

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We went there for a family occasion and were not very impressed. The place is nice, the service is friendly, but the food is not very tasty. Chicken 65 had too much gravy and very little chicken, the fish fry was nice, the lamb seek kabob was flavorful but a bit undercooked, the ramen was Maggie on steroids, and the most disappointing was the aaloo gobi mutter - had too much ginger and tasted kinda odd (definitely not a Punjabi flavor). The naan seemed fresh and rice was tasty. Not a bad exp but we shall not be returning, read more

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We tried their weekend lunch buffet. Usually buffets have 1-2 dishes good and rest are either cold or tasteless. This wasn't the case with Dhoom. Everything was fresh and refilled on a regular basis. Wonderful variety of appetizers and Entrees such as Tandoori, Chinese, Indian and plenty of good desserts. Drink options such as mango lassi, masala lemonade were great too. I would definitely recommend this place for indian food lovers. read more

Ambience: Interiors were cozy and the staff was very welcoming and guided us with the brunch options. Service was great! No complains Food: We went for the the weekend brunch, our favorites were Mango lassi(I had 3 glasses ..soo yummy!), potato bravas - very creamy and crunchy, and artichoke spinach fritters were delicious. Chana bhatura was good too! And so were the tandoori wings. Butter chicken was very sweet for my liking, otherwise chicken pieces were well cooked. Tip: This is not an authentic Indian brunch but a more modern take with flavors adjusted to cater all palates. Parking: Ample parking around the mall, Arrive few minutes early during weekend as the parking lots get full pretty quick read more

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Brunch Hits: Aam chaat papri: classic chaat flavors and textures Malai chicken tikka: tender chicken with a mild but not bland spice blend Tandoori wings: a hit, classic tandoori flavors and plenty of sauce Spinach artichoke fritters: once you use some green chutney with it then it's firmly in hit territory. Still get this rather than the aloo bravas. Nutella bread pakora: Creamy Nutella, crisp bread pakora, perfect portion. DDL-Gin: A total hit if you like your drinks fruity and refreshing. Not too coconut, not too guava-y, and not too much rooh afza. There's enough of everything to let you know it's there. Crazy kiya re: "good!" (Direct quote from hubby) Brunch Misses: Butter chicken and rice: not much flavor to the dish. Textures are perfect but Needed more masala and salt. Chole bhature: chole needed salt, otherwise good. Still lack of salt in a restaurant dish is a miss for me. Bhature was good! Aloo bravas: Potatoes texture is crispy outside and soft inside which is good but sauces aren't really very "Indian" tasting and rather boring. Egg bhurji: needed more flavor in the eggs. Cute idea but fell flat on execution due to lack of flavor. Aloo onion paratha: needed some heat/flavor, might have needed salt? Service: Very good, efficient servers. I don't think we would come back for brunch but might be willing to try again for dinner. read more

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The food has no taste. Very boring and plain . Do not go here. Service was average. There are much better Indian restaurants in the area. This place was very disappointing. read more

Came to Dhoom to catch up with friends and indulge in their weekend brunch! I really enjoyed the variety of North Indian delicacies with a slight twist! My personal favorites were the Chicken Tikka Wings, Butter Chicken, and variety of puris. While Channa Masala is one of my favorite dishes, I did not like how strong of a cinnamon taste this dish had. One of my favorite aspects of the brunch was the additional unlimited drinks ranging from Mango Lassi and, the star of the show, their Masala and Kashmiri Chais! My friends and I hung out a bit after brunch for drinks and snacks. Love the creative Bollywood names! I had a Chak De India and Crazy Kiya Rye - both decent, but a bit too pricey in my opinion. The gol gappas were not my favorite - a bit too small and not very flavorful. Additionally, their Indian Style Tacos had no spice and left me feeling a bit sick from all of the sauces in combination. Having ate here on two separate occasions, once for brunch and once for dinner, I will say I think their best deal is their brunch menu. Their menu items are a bit too pricey for the quality of food they give you. However, the service was phenomenal and extremely kind. The ambiance is very swanky with mood lighting and a great outdoor rooftop. Nice place to check out for brunch if in Tyson's Mall! read more

Dhoom - Indian Near Me - McLean, Virginia

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Apparently this place has only been open for one year. It's a bit difficult to find on the second floor of the mall. I didn't know what to expect (didn't realize it was inside a mall) so I made a reservation, which was laughable as it was nearly empty on a Thursday evening. I ordered a few different things to try them. The aloo bravos potatoes were good enough. Potatoes really crispy, although the sauces drizzled lacked depth of flavor. The malai chicken tikka was so-so, chicken moist but pretty bland served with a forgettable mint sauce. The paneer pinwheels were super strange. Not very appetizing looking (I should have taken a photo of them out of the sauce), and I asked for white girl mild, and it was definitely not. Someone who enjoys spicy food might think it was mild, but my nose was running and it was very unpleasant. The sauce was super one note and lacked the layering of seasonings that Indian cuisine is typically known for. Service was quite lackluster. The server was not interested in giving recommendations and suggested the butter chicken. When I responded that you can get butter chicken anywhere and it seemed like there were some more interesting dishes on the menu, he just shrugged. I then asked about the Paneer pinwheels, mentioning that I love paneer, and he replied "if you like cottage cheese you should like that" ... which I assume he was referring to the paneer itself as if describing it for me? But I had already told him I love paneer? Very confusing. Perhaps he knew the butter chicken would be the only thing I could handle and the joke is on me. But I've eaten many other Indian dishes in other restaurants that were much more richly flavored. Ambiance is cute. Quite dark so it's a bit odd to emerge into the brightly lit shopping mall. read more

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If I had to summarize the experience at this Restaurant. It's like that friend who's always late to the party - you're not sure if they're worth the wait, but you stick around anyway. Vegetarian Friendly: They do have a good amount veggie options as expected from a Indian Place but there is not much more to say after my next point. Decor: Honestly the decor was pretty good. It had a distink vibes that make it feel unique and I really loved the open visibility into the kitchen. Bonus points go to the playlist because EVERY SONG THEY PLAYED WAS A BANGER. Service: Honestly its was top teir. I felt very taken care of and seemed to always be there when I needed help, had a question or etc. Sadly this is where all the positive stuff ends. Food Breakdown: We were able to get a variety of small plates and appetizers and everything was ok execept for the Lassi which was great and fish and Chip (Indian Twist). Everything just felt ok and didn't hit the way I wanted it to. The chicken taco had a lot of potential but had a weird after taste, The Saag was not bad but for the price it wasn't worth it. The raita was not good as it almost became a Salt Lassi. Portion Size: The portions were pretty good and for the price I can see the justification but the taste wasn't worth it sadly. Would I go Back: Look, Dhoom, we had our moment. But like that one-hit wonder from the '90s, I don't think we're destined for a sequel. So there you have it - Dhoom Restaurant, where the food is a mixed bag, the decor, music, Service were solid and the mango lassi+Fish and Chip were the real MVP. read more

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Food was very flavorful and delicious. Ambience and music were great. The staff were attentive. We had our 2 year old with us and all the staff who attended to us interacted with her. read more

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New Restaurant in the Tysons mall. On Google, you aren't able to reserve a table but we didn't have any issues with getting a table. It was a little warm in the restaurant but we were sat towards the back closer to the kitchen. The menu is on a QR code at the table and there is silverware and napkins in a basket on the table as well. They bring you water and plates and assist with switching out plates throughout your meal. You don't have just one server but a couple individuals who come to check up on you. We ordered a couple cocktails - the Khabi Khushi Kabhie Rum which was an interesting take on a mojito. I didn't particularly enjoy the cumin and ginger spice that came through pretty strong. I did like the other two cocktails - the Chak De! India (a spicy margarita) and the Dum Maro Rum (similar to a Rum and coke). I definitely recommend those if you like cocktails. For our dinner, we ordered a couple of the tapas and shareable to share between the four of us. There seemed to be some confusion on whether they were out of the Goat curry so we didn't order it initially. Another server came by and said that they did have it and ended up putting in an order for us. We ordered the Tandoori Wings, Lamp Chops, Lamb Seekh Kabob, Spinach and Artichoke Fritters, Garlic Naan, Butter chicken, Lamb Rogan Josh, and Goat curry. The first set of garlic Naan that had come out was just a little tough and not as garlicky as I would have preferred. The second one we ordered was much butter in terms of the flavor and texture. The Artichoke fritters were alright but there was something about the sauce that seemed a little overpowering. I loved the flavor of the Tandoori Wings, they coat it in the sauce and cook with the sauce so you're unable to get extra sauce if you would like. It's got a nice kick to it and tasted well with the mint sauce it came with. The Lamb Chops were good but not my favorite but I did enjoy it better than the kabobs that when paired with the mint sauce, it was just a little too salty for my taste. I loved the butter chicken but it does have a heavier buttery taste for those who may not be used to it. I also liked the Goat curry. We ordered mild spice for the Lamb Rogan Josh but it just seemed to br lacking a little in flavor. Overall, the food was really good and it's somewhere I would like to revisit to try some of their other items. We did have some slow service towards the end. It seemed like a vip party had come in towards the end of our evening and the majority of the workers were focused on them. They have a qr code on the receipts for payment but it ended up not working and took approximately 10 minutes for us to get it all paid for. We also had to follow up to ask for a larger container to pack up some of our leftovers. read more

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Dhoom came to my attention when our CM, Kimi, had an elite event there. Looking back, I was glad I attended as it gave me a chance to sample their food. I liked what they had to offer and my husband agreed to going there to have a dinner. We were here on a Saturday afternoon for an early dinner. At the time, there was only one other occupied table. The staff here is attentive, efficient and friendly without being overbearing. Before coming here, we looked at their small plates menu which was a good thing as it helped us decide what we wanted to try. Here is what we ordered: "Lamb chops" which was my husband's choice. This consists of: "Juicy, flavorful lamb chops served bone-in. marinated and grilled to perfection". It also came with a sauce that had some kick to it. Next, we ordered "Bhindi Crisps"---this is a unique dish. It consists of: "Okra, cut into thin strips, fried crisp, drizzled with our signature tamarind aioli sauce". Also, we got "Chicken Tikka Tacos" per the menu "Juicy tandoori chicken and tangy slaw served in a flour tortilla" each plate has 3 small tacos. And, last but not least, "Tandoori wings" described this way---"Tandoor roasted chicken wings tossed in spicy garlic sauce, served with creamy mint sauce. To drink, we ordered a bottle of sparkling water which "Saratoga" brand. We also ordered a serving of butter naan. What I really like about Dhoom is that, to me, the spice level is just right. One can taste the spiciness while also tasting the other ingredients. In other words, the spice doesn't take over any of the dishes. We both really liked the Bhindi Crisps as we never had crunchy okra before. The tamarind aioli sauce was a great pairing. My husband liked this dish so much that I had to remind him to let me try some. He liked the lamb chops but thought they were on the dry side and wished they were cooked less. The Chicken Tikka tacos are well prepared. The sauce was generously portioned out and the tacos had a good amount of filling. The tandoori wings were small sized and did pack a bit of a punch but yet again, the spice level was just right. We tasted the "creamy mint sauce" but didn't dip the wings in it. Our only complaint (if you can call it that) was that the naan wasn't served warm and was on the bland side. The restaurant is well lighted and nicely decorated. They also have a bar but no one was sitting there at the time. The restrooms were clean. read more

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Not very good. Place too big with very little good food to choose from the buffet. The naan bread is good though. Mostly unfamiliar offerings were available. The worst part is there is a $3. surcharge for the buffet. Not going back. This place won't last for long. read more

Good experience good atmosphere same as prior Layla , cocktails were good food was good

The food was flawless, and the service was great! You can bring stuff from other places! The lighting is great, and they have a wide variety of customized drinks that you can customize to your own personal liking! Outdoor seating is great! Also, they have so many food options to choose from! read more

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What a lovely place in Tysons Corner! The restaurant is located in the mall and there is free parking outside in the attached garage. It's tucked away but definitely worth the search. We ordered the Paneer pinwheels that comes as a shareable meal for 2 people. They refilled the rice for free and there was plenty. It was incredibly flavorful and the service was so friendly and kind while giving you space to enjoy your meal. Price was reasonable for 2 people. Ambiance was peaceful and the restaurant itself was well decorated with ambient. Food wasn't too spicy so it works for a broad audience. Definitely recommend this place! Only suggestion would be to have at least 1 more paneer dish as an option when vegetarians want to order 2 things for the table. read more

My sister and I came here for brunch. I want to start by saying if you're looking for something different than the typical brunch, this is a great place to tantalize your palette. For $38 there's an all you can eat (90) mins, tapas style brunch. I love tapas as you get to try items you may not normally order as an entree. We tried just about everything. The tandoori wings, spinach croquettes and Nutella fried dessert. Mango lassis were included in the unlimited soft drink selection of the brunch. I was a little bummed that they were extremely runny and warm. I was expecting that cold, thick mango lassi. The lemonade is also very warm. As in no ice and room temperature which doesn't give you the refreshing lemonade experience. A little more attention to the beverages would be great! Service was fine! read more

The service was very good. The waiter took time to explain about the menu and the food was excellent. They have vegetarian food and you can request the f you want to adjust the taste if you don't want it salty or not too spicy. Everything is good from the appetizer until the main course. The place is outstanding too read more

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Tried to dine here for the first time last Sunday with the fam , food is fantastic and very delicious the kabobs platter is very generous in serving as well as the Chicken biryani , staffs are very courteous and attentive, i highly recommend this place when ur craving for a delicious Indian foodie read more

Dhoom - Their delicious kabobs platter and chicken biryani - Indian Near Me - McLean, Virginia

Very cool brunch spot. We really enjoyed almost all of the food. The cocktail my friend had wasn't great. I was whiskey based and pink. We even had them remake it and it wasn't good. So don't go for the cocktails but go for the food! Our server was nice. The place is a little dark but not bad. Would go again. read more

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Amazing service great food and on top the ambience as well the location. All is great but then comes the food which is out of this world. Fine dining in Tysons, virginia at best. Great staff which will come to each table and make sure you got what you want. I give them 5+ stars and thanks for making our evening amazing. Thanks to the staff. read more

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Great new restaurant from the owners of Diya, Naan and Beyond and Ascot. This trendy new Indian restaurant has amazing ambiance, creative cocktails and mouth watering savory food that will satisfy anyone's craving! Highly recommend!! read more

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Large and yet somehow dingy restaurant with black walls and cheap metal chairs that scrape the floor welcome you to this Indian restaurant at Tysons Mall. I visited here with a friend and it was clear they had recently opened. Menu is sparse but I tried the chicken Tikka. Instead of delicious plump chunks of chicken breast that had marinaded in tikka sauce, I was served a plate of chopped up chicken thighs and had never seen tikka sauce marinade, but had some flakes of a tasteless green herb of some kind. The dish had zero flavour. The staff are friendly and their drinks are decent but there are many many many better options. Bummer. Also, this site was the home of a really good Indian restaurant a few years ago. Thu si snot the same. read more

Me and my friends went for dinner and ordered the chaat appetizer and the patatas bravas for the table which were great. I had a large chicken biryani + raita which I split and asked for a side of lemon with onions ( which they brought spiced!). Overall, I'd say the appetizers were great, but who doesn't love chaat and potatoes. The entrées were iffy for me, I'm a huge biryani fan so I've had some really great options. I'd probably rate it a 7.5 out of 10, I didn't feel like there was enough chicken in it and the portion was a little smaller than I expected, but the dish seasoned well and I'm sure I could've ordered it even spicier if I wanted. I probably come try the brunch since that's what a lot of people come for next time. The only odd thing is we noticed that the steel glasses smelled kind of like Fabuloso? read more

Dhoom is a very nice Indian tapas style restaurant located inside Tyson's corner mall above California kitchen floor. I have been to this place like twice in one week couple of weeks ago with my friends. Ambiance was very nice both during the day and the night time. Not only our servers were nice but I believe owners were there too and they keep on checking with us just like if we are at their house, very kind. Following are the dishes that we tried and the comment we have about them: Aam Papri chaat: hands down the best. The tangy chutneys and crispy papri made it the best dish. Chicken Malai boti: was okay I wouldn't order again Spinach and artichoke fritters: was very good, fresh and tasty. Gol gappas shots: those were great, awesome tangy water, but it would be great if we get atleast 7-8 gappas since 4 gappas doesn't justify the price tag. Chicken tikka flatbread: it was hot, fresh and really flavorful. Machi and chips: hands down the best. Quantity was great and tasted amazing. The masala used in it was phenomenal. I would just eat those like everyday. Pataka shrimps: another hands down the best dish. It was perfectly marinated with those sweet and tangy spices. Again it would be nice we were given atleast 6 shrimps instead of 5. Helluva Halwa Trio: another amazing dish, all three of the halwas were amazingly tasty. Highly recommended. Mirchi fries: very good. Butter chicken: it was freshly prepared and tasted good. Overall great experience. I would recommend to eat small plates versus trying on shareables. Some of the feedbacks for the owners: Service: Even though we appreciate the nicest servers but at times they seem quite pushy in clearing up the dishes from the table while we were still working on our food. The steel glasses on the tables: they stinks, probably the smell of the cleansing agent with which the table was cleaned. Please don't place them upside down. But again it was great experiences both the times I was there and is hoping to come back to get their brunch some time in near future. read more

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I went with a large group and recently had an awesome brunch experience at Dhoom! The small plates menu was a great way to share amongst our large group. Highlights for me were the chicken tikka tacos - which were a fun, creative twist that still kept the real Indian flavors. The butter chicken was delicious- not overly creamy. The chicken 65 + fried rice was my absolute favorite - it was obviously cooked with authentic whole spices that you could see and taste! For dessert, they have great options - like those who enjoy Indian sweets, the halwa trio. They also have something for those who prefer more American-style flavors, like the Nutella pakora. Dhoom balances authentic flavors and creative fusion dishes extremely well. The ambiance felt elevated, lively, but still comfortable for families. It is apparent a lot of thought into the space and into plating the dishes are presented. Can't wait to come back!! read more

Dhoom - Chola bhatura, aloo bravas, butter chicken - Indian Near Me - McLean, Virginia

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