*First off, take note that most of the Google reviews are paid for/written by a bot - no restaurant gets that many a day, and they are all positive from the past year - We didn't realize that until after our visit unfortunately.* I came in last week for the first time with my husband after working a tiring 10 hour day. We are not from the state and craved some good Indian food. I was about to order the Shrimp Tikka Masala until I saw lobster & crab options for only a few dollars more - The price should've been a red flag but I was naively excited. I asked the server ahead of time if the crabmeat would be real or imitation. He seemed offended & confused by my question, so I quickly explained that some restaurants do use imitation (ex. Every California Sushi roll ever), which is fine, but I would just order something else if so. He assured me that it was real crabmeat. I was expecting a small pile of lump crab like you would typically see in a pasta dish & was willing to sacrifice quantity for quality, since I love crab. When my food arrived, it was so packed with "crab meat" that it should have cost over $100. I cut into a thick, bright red cylinder and immediately knew it was imitation crab. My husband & I have eaten a lot of crab meat in our lives and it's not very hard to know the difference. When the server came back, we asked him again if he was sure it was real crab, because it was clearly imitation - It had no flavor and was solid, not stringy or flaky like real crab. He spend the next few minutes trying to convince me that it was real, until another server came over and started doing the same thing. I felt so awkward, like I was causing a scene, and they didn't offer to ask the chef or replace the dish, so I ended up just eating around it. They went so overboard explaining that they only use fresh ingredients, not even frozen, that it was very clear they would rather keep the lie going than just admit it. It continued each time they refilled our water, which was crazy. I gave 3 stars because the tikka masala sauce was still actually good, as was the garlic naan, rice pudding and soup. The bathroom was filthy. They saw that I didn't eat any of the very obvious huge chunks of imitation crab, I didn't want to wrap up anything to take home, but they didn't offer a refund or any kind of consolation. The whole experience left me feeling really weird & uncomfortable, and we're still thinking about it days later. It's sad because we don't like to complain at restaurants and we would have been really understanding if they told us the truth, but they doubled down and gaslit us. We've both worked in restaurants before. We wouldn't have done that to customers - and for what? 4 extra dollars? So strange and unprofessional. I wonder what else they're not honest about... read more