I noticed that the buffet felt a bit incomplete probably because I came in during lunch. I think…read morethere's more dishes available during dinner but I'm not certain. I noticed that some dishes like mushroom and broccoli was not authentic at all, which was disappointing. As for the rest of the food, it was decent. At least the desserts were good though.

We came here for a Friday night date. The inside had a decent atmosphere, although the area outside…read morefelt very sketchy, which wasn't the best first impression. We were the only guests dining in at the time, so the service was attentive and friendly. The menu is somewhat limited, but we were still able to order some of our favorites, including the naan, tikka masala, and paneer. The flavors were good overall, but we wished the dishes had a bit more spice. The food also arrived only mildly warm. Since the restaurant appears to serve buffet-style food, that may explain the temperature, but we still would have preferred it to be served hotter. One small disappointment was the naan portion. Even with just the two of us, it didn't feel like there was quite enough to enjoy with the rest of the meal. We also tried the dessert, but it was just okay and we didn't end up finishing it. Overall, it's a decent place if you're looking to satisfy an Indian food craving. The service was great, but the limited selection, mild spice level, and food temperature keep it from being one of my top recommendations.

Kabish Bites in Norman, OK is the kind of place that surprises you in the best way possible. From…read morethe first bite, you can tell the food is made with passion, flavor, and attention to detail. Everything tasted fresh, bold, and perfectly balanced. The portions were solid, the service was welcoming, and the entire vibe made you feel right at home. If you're looking for something different from the usual chain spots, this place absolutely delivers. Flavor packed food, great people, and a spot that deserves way more hype. Kabish Bites is definitely one of Norman's hidden gems.

Pros: Food is tasty. Flavors are authentic. Service is iffy. We continue to return, hopeful service…read morehas improved...not yet.

We love Indian food amd Saffron has some really good dishes! A lot of local Middle Eastern people…read morewere here when we were which makes me feel good about the authenticity of the food. I'll be back for sure.

Food, depends on what you get, service is ok, dont get what you ask for.................and you…read morecant get hold of them 1 hr before they close, but ive been at the store and yet, taking orders

Amazing food and service, the lady that helped us was really nice and considerate about my treenut…read moreallergy that I can painfully die from. The food was very good and good. 10 out of 10 will come back again!

The food was delicious, one of the best in Oklahoma. Our server was very welcoming and recommended…read moreus some great food. She was very understanding about my friends tree nut allergies and recommended us another dish that had no nuts in it. Overall great food and service!

I was sadly disappointed by my experience here! Ordering delivery to-go is a huge and rare treat…read moreright now, and I wish I'd picked somewhere else. The Lunch Platter was such a great idea and packaged very well! Sadly, the rice, chicken tikka masala, palak paneer were all quite bland. The chicken was tough, as though it had been thawed and cooked too quickly. I didn't receive the advertised bite sized samosas, but instead a gluey, pasty, mushy eggroll. Salt did not help the rice, it literally had no flavor. The naan had good flavor but was so thin and tiny it was falling apart. Not puffy or thick like other restaurants. I usually love Indian food (as well as all diverse cuisine, I'm not an expert in Nepalese though) and have never had a bad experience anywhere, so I was looking forward to being pleased--- unfortunately, it was a disappointment. Hoping it was an off day for them and that usually everything has flavor.

Very authentic and delicious quick to come out from the kitchen and we ate every bite. Yum Nothing…read moreleft lol The service is great! clean fresh atmosphere go go go to the Clove!

My friend and I tried out this new establishment. It's kind of an obscure area and a little bit…read moredifficult to get to. I think if they had better signage and people understood what was there then that would be really helpful. They only had one other table besides ours during the time we were there and we were there during dinner hour. The server was very gracious to answer all of our questions as a lot of the foods we were not familiar with. I really enjoy the appetizer. It's fried veggies with a chickpea batter. At the moment, I'm avoiding gluten and some other intolerances I have so it is nice to have something that I could eat on the menu. I had the beef curry with zero spice. It does have a natural spice to it already so if you can't handle any spice you might not want to choose a curry. But it was very flavorful and rich. My favorite, which I did splurge a little bit on gluten was their homemade garlic butter, naan bread. It was absolutely amazing. My friend had the biryani with the Panera that is basically a dairy made large cheese curd kind of like cottage cheese. And then she added vegetables. They were very accommodating to make it the way she wanted and she really enjoyed it. The service was great. We plan to go back.

We found this on yelp when looking for a place to eat near the airport. The ratings were what made…read moreme choose it. Upon entering parking lot and restaurant, I considered leaving when I saw a young barefoot boy greet us and the restaurant was empty. We braved it out, but were not happy with the overall experience. They didn't have any type of dips available or chutney for the bread. The food was decent, but came out really quickly, which I found odd The biggest disappointment was seeing two roaches going up and down the wall on the table right next to us, towards the end of our meal. When I pointed out roaches to the staff, they said they were cleaning and they're closed on Mondays to prepare for the week ahead. A small discount for my food would've been nice. Both my friend and I needed to use the restroom before we finished our meals which isn't typical .I did notice a lot of Indian patrons so perhaps it's authentic, but I wouldn't return

Awesome new fast casual Indian spot in downtown Norman. Nice family comes around and checks on…read moreeveryone-lots of big smiles. I had the chicken tikka lunch special and defy you to find a better lunch for $8.99. Spice level 2 was a good amount of heat. Can't wait to try the other dishes when I come back to town!

Excellent food and service!…read more Deep, rich classic Indian flavors. Limited "soft start" menu

An unexpected find serving Bangladeshi food in OKC while I was shopping at the store next door…read moresince it's very hard to find outside of cities with over 6 million people in its metropolitan area. The food was delicious especially the polou rice and the paratha. The fish curry and the egg omelet was good too just that the fish curry could be a little bit less salty. The puri was also good since it was crispy but I wished it was a little bit less greasy. The inside gave off hole-in-a-wall restaurant vibes since it's small and the owner's children were helping running the store and some of them were watching TV while I was eating which means that the restaurant is most likely family owned.

Never tried Bangladeshi food? THIS IS A MUST GO! As someone who is half Bangladeshi, this place…read morehits truly home. It's grandmas cooking for me. I experienced the owner's cooking when she catered my cultural wedding as a small caterer. I'm soooo glad she opened up a restaurant for everyone to try her delicious food! The restaurant is cute - very clean and spacious. The family that owns the restaurant is very sweet. You can tell that the food is made with love and all the flavors you would expect from Bangladeshi food. If you've never had it, it is a different taste from Indian food, so don't expect the same for comparison. The pulao rice was delicious. It has a flavor on its own and worth mentioning to order vs a regular plate of rice. The chicken curry was amazingly tender. The gravy of the curry was present and definitely made for a yummy dish. The shami kabob was a little spicy which is exactly how I eat it, but beware! It has pieces of pepper in it. The best dish was the beef curry. Soooooo good! Truly hit home for me. I could eat that everyday and be happy. Right now they're offering a lunch and dinner special for $6.99 to try their rice, daal (lentils), and curry. Definitely worth at least coming by and trying for that price. SUPPORT LOCAL