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    Diyo Fusion

    4.8 (40 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 8:30 PM

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    Philip L.

    Really a good spot to sit and eat. It was nice and clean and very spacious inside. They make naan to order so it can be as fresh as can be. The flavor packs a punch. But I would say that it is flavorful on only some selections. Like most reviews, I think the butter chicken was a good choice. The special rice is a good start too. The staff was really helpful as most people just don't know where to start. However, whoever helped us was nice, kind, and very patient. We enjoyed this place for a quick impromptu dinner. Definitely more cost effective than DC pricing.

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    Renee K.

    My son has been going on and on about this place so today I accompanied him. I have to say, it was absolutely delicious! The curry lamb was so tender and flavorful! Buffet plentiful and everything seemed fresh and hot. I literally have NO complaints! Can't wait to go back! Thank you Diyo fusion!

    Vegetable curry (someone else at the table ordered this so not 100% sure the exact name)
    Kourtney V.

    Delicious food and great atmosphere with a very nice and patient staff. I got the chicken chilli and it was the perfect portion size and the rice just made it even better! Can't wait to come back here and try more from the menu when I'm able to come back to PA for another visit.

    Butter chicken , curry lamb and mixed veggies on the far left
    Lacey L.

    So, it was my first time here. Had been hearing that this new Indian / Nepalese restaurant was opening up so I knew I had to come check it out. I finally got the chance to come in for a quick lunch and was pleasantly surprised upon entry. It's such a cute space , and super inviting. The woman at the front making my food was very friendly. I ended up trying out the Curry Lamb and Butter chicken over Basmati rice and was instantly blown away. They were both absolutely delicious. I personally wish I had gone with just the curry lamb (although the butter chicken was delicious). Seriously, the curry lamb was orgasmic! Or maybe I'm just fat , idk , whatever , but it was SO good. Will definitely be back for that. Sooner than later. Lol. The fact that I could get two of my favorite dishes , in under 10 minutes, has me sold. Also , try their juices! I had the guava juice. 10/10!

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    David S.

    I stopped in opening weekend to check out Lancaster's newest restaurant, Diyo. It is located in Ewell plaza in the heart of the downtown area. The ambiance inside is casual and basic, but is clean and serves the vibe of the restaurant well. Diyo is a very casual version of Himalayan, a Lancaster favorite owned by the same people. They serve Nepalese food which is customizable in a bowl or a wrap, with appetizers and sides. I ordered the Chili Momo dish which looked great on their menu. The food is prepared and dished on a cafeteria style line like Chipotle. The Chili Momo was spicy and delicious. It wasn't as fresh as a made-to-order restaurant, but it looked like all of the food on the line was kept up with, and nothing that we got felt like it was sitting out for long. I also ordered a side of 2 samosas on the side which were great. The pastry was very flaky and the tamarind sauce on the side was delicious. My friends got bowls with Diyo special rice, chicken, and lamb. They both enjoyed them and especially liked the rice. Overall Diyo achieves exactly what it sets out to do; offer tasty Nepalese food in a quick service format. This is a very rare restaurant concept, and certainly the only "Nepalese fast food" in the area. The prices are reasonable, and the food is good. If you have the time to sit down and want a fancier dinner, go to Himalayan. If you need to grab a quick lunch downtown, or just want to try something new from a trusted restaurateur in Lancaster, you should check out Diyo. I'll be back to try more options, other sides, and the juices which looked great in the drink case.

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    Kirsten K.

    This is a build your own bowl place with appetizers too. The service is quick and the staff is friendly. It's a great place to grab a meal, sit by the window and people watch.

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    Chelsea B.

    The other reviews have covered how delicious the butter chicken and lamb curry are. I agree. 10/10. Whoever is cooking in this place is very, very good at what they do. I tried a mango lassi with my meal, which was excellent. There were 2 flavors of lassi, and several deserts in the cooler. I highly recommend this place. Great casual dinner! I have gotten 3 meals out of what I was served. Prices are reasonable and food is delicious. We parked in the Duke St. Garage and walked around the block.

    Lovely service with amazing food.
    Tom K.

    When I saw they opened up, I was pumped. If you like Himalayan or Nepali food, do yourself a BIG favor and stop in. Located near the Lancaster library, your mouth will thank you. I'm still feeling the afterglow of this meal. Fairly priced with excellent servings.

    Brown rice, lamb meatballs, spinach, butter chicken & naan.

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    Great food & service! Abundant portions making it great value. Diyo Fusion had great selections from the Himalayas to India.

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    Food is amazing. Service is always friendly. We have eaten there many times. And it is always wonderful.

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    Absolutely tremendous food and service. The chicken momo was amazing, and the Biryani chicken was absolutely tremendous

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    Service is excellent and the food is absolutely outstanding. Everything is reasonably priced and the portions are generous.

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    Excellent atmosphere inside, delicious food, friendly and helpful staff. Can't wait to go again!

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    Delicious food. I will definitely be back to eat more!! I went one time for lunch and loved it so much I went back for dinner

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    Weekday Lunch Buffet $9.99
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    Generous portion sizes for take out. We had chana masala and chicken tikka masala, both came with…read morerice. We also got naan. Everything was as expected, tasty, and filling. The spice levels here are slightly higher than some other Indian restaurants from experience, so would recommend going down one level from your usual.

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