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    4.8(25 reviews)
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    This is one of the best Shalimar locations in the area and the closest to my house. The food is…read morealways hot, quick, and tastes great. The chicken tikka masala is nice and creamy and doesn't have a strong tomato taste like some places, which I appreciate. Everyone that works there is super nice. I think the portions seem a little smaller than full serve places but the size is still adequate and the prices are relative.

    For what is essentially an enhanced food court experience, you get a pretty tasty meal here,…read moreeverything comes out quickly, and the owner takes very good care of you. The menu is pretty extensive for the seemingly small kitchen space you can see behind the counter. My vegetable samosas (2) were piping hot and had a decent amount of "not potato" in them, accompanied by 2 sauces. The Chicken Tikka Masala Bowl includes a generous amount of well-prepared rice. Normally I pass on rice except as a vehicle for sauce, but I finished this. The sauce had a reasonably deep red color and an enjoyable spicy flavor, maybe a little less tomato flavor than I've had elsewhere, but still quite good. Naan, wrapped in foil, is fresh and hot, but not necessarily crisp. Flavored naans will have the flavors as a stuffing. My mango lassi was excellent - I almost wanted to steal a larger milkshake cup from nearby Herbie's and ask for that to be filled up instead. All in all, if you are looking for an Indian meal while at Galleria 7, you will be very satisfied here.

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    Sage Bistro - Salmon Burger with sides

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    4.2(113 reviews)
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    I hadn't given Sage Bistro much consideration, perhaps because the exterior of the restaurant is…read moresomewhat nondescript. After checking photos of the interior and the food, I changed my mind, and after dining there, I changed my opinion - for the better, much better. Dinner here was excellent, with perfect service. The decor is somewhat classic with just enough upbeat sights and sounds to keep it interesting. Even though we ordered cocktails, the wine list is a nice draw, with many reasonably priced wines by the bottle and glass. Our "small plate" of roasted brussels sprouts with bacon in a sriracha mayonnaise was large enough to be a meal for one person. Dinner salads come with both traditional and unique dressings, and after our salad plates were cleared, our dinners arrived less than 1 minute later. My Portuguese chicken had the right spices and was served with pomme frites (most other dinners will come with rice or pasta). Dessert options include gourmet flavored coffees in the $10-$12 range, plus some decadent sounding desserts (without prices listed). There is enough variety on the menu here, combined with specials, to savor flavors from numerous Mediterranean cuisines.

    Our experience might have been unusual. We had lunch on a Saturday and were disappointed because…read morethere seemed to be excessive use of cooking oil. Perhaps due to our menu choices. I had the chicken pesto panini with fries. Partner had a gyro with onion rings. Ingredients were fresh and prep was good. Unfortunately the veggies in the panini were dripping with oil, as if the oil had been squirted on top while the veggies were pre-frying. Fries and rings were lightly crisped but shiny with oil. I can still taste it hour later. Gyro was good. Interesting local art work was on display, ceiling lighting alternated between bright white LED and dimmer yellow LED. Going all yellow might be a better choice. Service was friendly and efficient. Nice place to eat. Judging from the other reviews we might try it again.

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    Tara Kitchen - Tara Kitchen in Guilderland

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    4.0(44 reviews)
    6.0 mi

    I have experienced Tara's food in a variety of contexts: ala carte at the original Schenectady…read morerestaurant, on the generous lunch buffet, and now in the prepared food incarnation at the repurposed Guilderland restaurant which is now primarily for takeout though you can dine in if you like. It's very approachable Mediterranean food: an overused word but the best way to describe it. Tara uses a lot of spices that will be new to many diners, but the results are well balanced and will not turn off people who are afraid of heat or funky smells. I've dined at this location when it was a sit down restaurant and now it is a "Mediterranean market". You can order a/combination meal with an entree and two sides, to eat in or take out b/a variety of specialty prepared dishes which were designed in collaboration with former New World chef Ric Orlando c/snacks such as dolmas, baclava etc d/jarred spices and sauces, made by Tara (they are great) and others. There's also a nice assortment of dishes, famines and coffee urns for sale. I ordered a chicken and spinach taigine with chickpeas and orange plus seasoned rice for my sides and it was a very good and filling meal with generous portions. Also took home several jarred items and a tub of dolmas (great) and baklava (too dry) at $4.95 each. Not a five star meal because the combo order was not heated thoroughly with some cold sections, and the baklava needed some honey syrup or other moisturizer. But very good food and a great resource if you are in the area.

    I might be the odd one out but I was a little under whelmed by my experience at Tara Kitchen. The…read morefood was great, but I wanted more. Literally. This was my first time here so I guess we didn't know what to expect as" Upon entering, it is a nice space, smelled great, comfy seating and nice decor. Our service was great and everything came out quick and fresh. We started out with drinks, wine for me and a Moroccan beer for my date. We were also served hot tea, which tasted exactly like sleepy time tea and honestly I felt really tired by the time I left. We wanted to order the cigars, the restaurant was empty and had just opened for dinner about 30 minutes before we arrived. They were sold out ... okay. We decided to order the Casablanca platter of hummus, olives and pickled vegetables. This large serving of hummus came with 4 small triangles of pita. Not even enough to eat half the hummus, and when we asked for more we were charged. The hummus was delicious and fresh, the olives were an excellent pairing with the hummus and the veggies offered a bright bite as well. It was a great balanced plate to share for a starter. We have been trying to eat lighter so we decided to split the Lamb Tangina, this was not ideal. While there was enough for us both to feel satisfied, the portion for $30 left some to be desired. There were about 5 small pieces of lamb, a few potatoes, and the vessel was mostly filled with (delicious) broth. This was also served with less than 1/4 cup of basmati rice, I am not even joking. It was like a 2oz cup of rice for this brothy dish. We thought it was comical. After saying that, it was so freaking delicious. The lamb melted under the weight of your spoon, the broth flavor was deep with complexity from the smen (fermented butter) and preserved lemon. It was kind of like a soup, I was just eating spoon fulls of the broth. I would definitely come back, and at least we know what to expect as far as serving sizes. It's just pricy for what you actually get, but I suppose the flavors were worth it and I'm glad to have experienced it.

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