The food quantity does not warrant the price. Also for takeout they only offer rice and the portion…read moreis small. It used to be bigger and they used to offer naan bread.

My dad was craving Indian food and we've heard great things about this place. After we ordered, our…read morefood came out very quickly and hot! I loved my tikka masala and garlic naan. My dad loved his butter chicken. Both filled us up! I recommend!

It's not easy to get a five-star from me. I'm jaded…read more The food here is authentic. Every bite was delicious. We had vegetarian dishes, malai kofta and mutter paneer, and they were genuinely surprisingly fabulous. They were cooked freshly, not from a pre-made pot. There are ways you can tell if it's really fresh. There are a lot of selections, and they're about 10%+ higher than the small university town we live in, and worth every darn dime. I'm seldom completely delighted, and the food here was great. The restaurant wasn't crowded on Wednesday-- and they should be. The cook is priceless. Give him/her/they a raise! I wish this wasn't my first time, or I'd recommend it without hesitation-- it was really, really good, and I'm a harsh critic. This was for dinner, and we have no experience with the buffet.

I was in the area and was looking for a good Indian restaurant and tried this place on a whim and I…read morewas very pleased! They give a daily soup during lunch, today was a vegetable corn soup. It was delicious, with good flavors without being too spicy. In fact the soup was so good that I decided to order their samosa as appetizer. The samosa's were also excellent, so many good flavors. It was served with a chutney sauce and another type of sauce. As the main entree I wanted to try something different than the typical Indian dishes that are the most common in the USA I ordered a vegetarian dish called Navratan Koorma. It's a mix of different vegetables in a creamy cashew sauce with rice and Naan bread. It was good and flavorful. The naan was bread was amazing, I've been to a few other restaurants in the area that have really unflavorful bread so this was nice. I was pretty full at the moment but felt like trying one dessert to have tried something from all parts of their menu and ordered Gulab Jamoon. An old classic, it was very good as well. It was slightly warm and freshly made and was a perfect end to the meal. The service was excellent throughout, the server gave me updates when one of the dishes were close to being ready. I thought the presentation was also very nice. I will definitely keep this restaurance in place next time I'm in the area.

We spoilt ourselves for a late lunch at Aroma Grill... YUM!!! Like my last review, we both had the…read moreBiryani spicy rice dish; one lamb and the other vegetables. The Naan garlic bread was scrumptious as always also. And, the appetizer was a new one for us: a lentils type thing large chips with an onion red sauce spread that so good! Such an awesome meal! At our age, the servings will give us each two more meal leftovers. :)

Great food. Had lunch buffet here. Everything was amazing. From soft crispy Naan to savory gravies…read more Pakode or fritters are also amazing enjoy it with tasty tea they offer. Noodles were great. Highly recommend the saag aloo. Great service and amazing calm atmosphere.

We tried the chole bhature, pakoras, Amritsari naan, and tea and everything was absolutely…read moredelicious. The flavors were authentic and well balanced. We're looking forward to coming back and trying more dishes from the menu.

Very tasty idly (rice paddies) and delicious mango smoothie!…read more A nice hole in the wall place for Indian snacking and cuisine!

While the decor is simple, the food here has been solid both times I have stopped in. Familiar…read moreofferings that hit the spot though simply prepared and presented. Chai is solid and samosas, vadas, and dosas have always been tasty. Pricing is fair, service good, and it's always easy to park right in front although it's a shared lot with neighboring businesses.

I wanna begin by saying that it's very rare to find an authentic Indian restaurants who are still…read moredoing an amazing job in holding onto authentic recipes, but modernizing their ambience and how the interiors of this place looks. We were super hungry driving by looked up an Indian place and this was right next-door to the complex that we were in we just stepped in and heard this amazing chicken tandoori coming out of the oven being served to one of the guest. We ordered an Indian beer and Kanuri and some platter and also some main course. I was shocked that everything that we ordered was amazing. I didn't even take anything back home because we finished it. The people over there was so friendly helping us through the menu making sure we were doing OK and everybody who was coming there seemed like they know the place very well. They were their local customers who would come there every day to eat food. I'm definitely going back to this place. I want you guys to try it as well.

We ordered food for pickup. We had an excellent meal from Spice & Tonic - Indian Cuisine tonight…read more Everything arrived hot, fresh, and very well packaged for takeout. Each item was clearly labeled, which made it easy for everyone to find their meal. The Chicken Biryani had great flavor and spice, the Paneer Tikka Masala was rich and creamy, and the Mushroom Masala was outstanding. The Garlic Naan was fresh and perfectly cooked, and the Aloo Tiki Chaat was a great starter with excellent texture and flavor. You can tell the restaurant takes pride not only in the food itself, but also in presentation and takeout quality. One of the best Indian takeout experiences we've had in the area. We'll definitely be ordering again

Absolutely amazing Indian food. The cooks are incredibly welcoming and ensure you enjoy your food,…read moreas well as trying new things! Order the butter chicken and the lamb curry! It definitely warrants many more visits in the future!

Lucky Dhaba serves delicious, authentic, homemade Indian food at great prices, and very quickly!…read moreYou can get the level of spice that you prefer, and every dish is a delight!

I was looking for a quick-to-pick-up lunch today while running errands and decided that vegetarian…read morecurry sounded good. I remember seeing Rajula's takeout counter in the India Bazaar but it was closed at the time, I figured it would probably be open on a Friday for lunch. I looked at the menu and quite frankly, I didn't know what the majority of items were. That tells me it's probably pretty authentic since I'm a pasty white American person. The menu is divided into the "chaat" (street food) items and some "specialties". Right at the front there was a display case with the Samosas (I know what those are!) as well as vegetable puffs and kachori which looked a bit like meat pies (except obviously they wouldn't have meat here). I asked what they were filled with and she said lentils and spices. That sounded good, so I ordered a kachori chaat. $5.99 I watched as she prepared it and recognized a couple of the ingredients... a lot of chana masala (chick peas), tamarind chutney, green (mint?) chutney... then a bunch of stuff that I have no idea what it was. White sauce, yellow sprinkles, green sprinkles. Topped with a little onion and tomato. I didn't see the kachori go in but I think she must have mashed it up and put everything on top of it, because when I ate it there were chunks. Anyway, this was absolutely delicious. Sweet from the tamarind, savory from the chana masala and mystery ingredients. Not spicy at all really but super flavorful. I couldn't even finish it, it was so filling. They also sell roti of a couple different flavors packaged like tortillas and desserts like gulab jamun and rasmulai, both of which I love, neither of which a diabetic should eat, so I haven't tried them yet. All in all, it's hard to beat a $6 tasty and filling vegetarian meal. I look forward to trying other random things on the menu in future.

Lady tried to scam/overcharge me. I was excited to try this place that I haven't tried before. I…read moreasked for one aloo paratha and one samosa. The paratha is $2.49 and the samosa is $1.50. The screen showed a total of $9.18, so I confirmed that I only got the two things I asked for. She confirmed that I ordered one paratha and one samosa, so I asked how my total came out to $9.18. She said "tax." I said "the samosa is $1.50 and the aloo paratha is $2.49, how does that add up?" and she froze up and looked at the ground for a good 30 seconds. There was a boy sitting in the kitchen that she signaled over to talk to me and he said "You want it or you don't want it?" I said "I'm just trying to understand how it came out to 9.18." He freezes up and at this point and at this point I was over it. I took my card and left. Hope you take this as a lesson. Don't try to overcharge your customers, or you'll end up with none.