Best naan + apps in Tally. I highly recommend getting an order of the "Essence Special Naan" to…read morestart your meal. Great service and environment too. It feels so homey.

Excellent food and service, will return next time we get back into Tallahassee. The tandoori…read morechicken was melting off the bone, naan was fire, all food delicious. Nice folks treat you right.

I think there were really good spices at this restaurant, especially in regard to the Vindaloo meal…read moreI had here. While I was here there were also some nice shows that were playing on the TV.

This is a convenient place to go for quick and easy Indian food. It's a self-serve place. We didn't…read morereally interact with anyone for service other than to find a place to sit and when we had to walk up to pay. We even got our own drinks (Coke products) from the fountain. I was thrown off by the saag as it had tomatoes in it. Also the butter paneer was more sauce than anything and had to fish for the paneer. Everything tasted fine though. $20 a person for lunch seems a bit steep though. It's not in my top 5 places, but it's not terrible. Probably won't go back unless there's no other options.

Genuine Indian food in a small town. So glad I found this place by accident…read more The flavors are just as good or better as any Indian place in any large city. We go every time we are in town. Go and try it for yourself.

We tried this place for the first time for dinner on a Friday evening. We were seated right away…read more No reservation needed. We started with their mixed platter as appetizer, which comes with chicken kebabs, chicken tikka and shrimps and lamb. We also tried their mysore dosa and Bombay chicken dosa. What I liked was that the service was fast. Our server Willborne was nice and quick. We appreciated his recommendations. The dosas tasted good and the mixed platter was also delicious. See photos below. I really liked their masala chai as well. Everything tasted great and we will return to try other things on the menu.

We ordered pani puri and a chaat. Also mango chicken and tacos and ghee curry. All of had amazing…read moreflavors. We've eaten at Musaafer in Houston that has gotten a Michelin star. This was on par or better. So yummy The waiter was super nice and pleasant and had great recommendations.

We are big fans of global flavor, and Indian food is at the top of the list. After living outside…read moreof Tallahassee for a few years, we are glad to be back, and even more excited to find that Zaan Indian Cuisine had opened during our absence. The last time I was in the building, it was Café Cabernet. Yes, I am showing my age, but that was the last time I was in the building. I was curious to see how it would be reimagined as an Indian restaurant. Imagine my surprise when it felt like a brand new experience walking through the door. Beginning with the darkly tinted windows which create a warm moody ambience, despite the sun shining brightly outside, then walking into a beautifully appointed bar with stunning Emerald green barstools. Over the bar hangs a custom chandelier that sounds like wind chimes. We had already looked at the menu before we came in, but we took an extra moment and decided to order a cocktail and an appetizer before our meal. The Paneer Pakora arrived beautifully presented. The portion was absolutely enormous, and the two of us had half of our dinner orders leftover to take home. I imagine it will reheat beautifully in our air fryer. We ordered the chicken vindaloo and chicken tikka masala. Zaan utilizes a mild medium hot scale. Some restaurants will use a one through five I ordered medium and it was a proper level three if that is what you are used to. The staff to customer ratio was balanced in the customer's favor. The service was impeccable, the staff was available within eyesight the entire time, yet they did not hover over our table. We also ordered garlic naan, and I truly believe that what we left with in our to go containers was another entire meal. The portions are very generous . We are early diners, but I can tell you that this is also a perfect place if you want to stop in for a cocktail at a sexy bar, and order some appetizers. The fellow diners that were there during our early bird visit were mostly younger families, but I would definitely head back for drinks and appetizers later in the evening as the decor really lends itself to being a bar as well. It was a little hot to be on the patio, but I imagine that during mild weather that is the place to be! One thing that motivated us to visit, is the owner being so active on the local foodies page. Anytime someone asks for recommendations for a special occasion, brunch, birthday dinner, the owner is immediately in the chat recommending his business. They were very responsive to my request for a reservation via social media. There is a large attached parking lot so parking is not an issue. I can tell you that the outside is very deceptive. Unless you knew the previous business in that location, it might be easy to just pass right by. Please don't. You definitely need to visit if you are looking for global cuisine with a fantastic environment. They appear to have a VIP table for special occasions as well as a private dining room. I saw to go orders running continuously through our entire visit. We will be back soon and may even take the spice level up a notch.

We stopped here for lunch on a long road trip, and were pleasantly surprised by the entire…read moreexperience. Our server was knowledgeable, funny and friendly. The lunch menu let our family of four eat family style and try a number of things, all of which were delicious. We had enough leftovers for another meal, which they helped us pack with all the right containers. The advantage of ordering is the dishes are prepared fresh, and to me tastes better than eating off a buffet line. The mushroom mutter was my personal favorite, and it was quite rich so I'm glad there were other dishes to try and fluffy rice and naan to eat it with. On the way our everyone got a mango lassi for the road, and these too were excellent. It's very close to I-10 and easy enough to get to when traveling. We left with food, drinks, had freshened up our travel waters (which was very clean tasting from the restaurant), and were in a great mood from eating a proper sit down lunch. Definitely will be back, and recommend you try it!

Unexpected delight! The reviews were good, the location was close, and I love Indian food. As I…read morepulled in, it definitely isn't a lavish establishment, but don't let that steer you away! Staff was friendly, lunch prices are great, and food was "wow"! Highly recommend!

Lately I've been eating at two restaurants and this is one of them…read more I just adore Indian food and I am always willing to try all the new spots. This restaurant had opened a bit ago, and well, not wanting to go to my usual spot as my friend hadn't had a good experience there, we chose to go somewhere new and Masala Majesty it was. The first time I went, my friend ordered a dal dish. I forget what it was exactly, but it was tasty. I ordered the chicken tikka masala, found it a bit chunky, but surprisingly good. We accompanied this with vegetable samosas and garlic naan, and the portions were just right. I had seen they had a sign outside for a Sunday buffet and we vowed to return. As it stands, another friend mentioned Indian food and we wound up there. We wanted to do Sunday originally to try their buffet, but it just wasn't possible, so we did a Saturday lunch instead. My friend ordered the butter chicken and I had the chicken tikka masala as I'm a creature of habit. We accompanied this with vegetable samosas, gobi Manchurian, and garlic naan. Again, this turned out to be a winner. Truly, every friend I've gone with and I have enjoyed this gem. We need to go back though, mainly to see what's the story with their Sunday buffet. Alas, until we meet again.

Each time we visit, we think, "we need to add this to our weekly rotation!" The restaurant is…read moreclean, the customer service is off the charts, and the food makes you close your eyes and give thanks! If you are new to Indian food, the staff is happy to make suggestions and give explanations. My husband ordered their take on a whisky sour and it was the best we've ever had! I don't know what magic they put in there, but it retained the essence of a whiskey sour but melted the rich Indian flavors. Last night we ordered the paneer 65 and hyderabadi chicken 65 appetizers and buttered chicken with naan for the main course. Chef's kiss!

Nice concept and fair prices for college kids. The butter chicken was too spicy. Mango Lassi is…read moresold in a pre packaged container.

I took my co-workers here after reading there would be free naan with a food purchase for their…read moregrand opening. The restaurant decor is colorful and inviting, with some great beverage choices of varied tea and juice in addition to your standard soda machine. I chose to have a bowl with a mix of basmati and cauliflower rice. I wanted butter tofu, but I think the server misheard me because I ended up with butter chicken, which was still delicious. It is understandable I was misunderstood, as it was hard to hear the servers across the glass with the loud music thumping. I chose to add pickled onions, lentils, and other roasted veggies with sweet chili sauce. I am not sure if the butter sauce was made spicier than most restaurants or if the sweet chili kicked it up a notch. I am good with spice, so it only enhanced it for me. My co-worker, who is more sensitive, said the butter chicken had some kick to it, however. I thought the naan was good, but some feedback I heard from colleagues was that the naan was a Publix Stonefire brand instead of being made from scratch, and there could have been more garlic added. I gave 5 stars due to the flavors and options being on point. The owner was there to greet and assist and was quite friendly.

(9/10) - Pick up order We tried this place because of the…read more2-for-1 uber special and were so glad we did. We ordered the butter chicken special and everything came out delicious and full of flavor. The spice level was absolutely perfect. It was balanced and comforting without overpowering the dish. The staff were sweet, kind, and welcoming, and the overall energy of the place felt really good. We'll definitely be coming back to try more items on the menu. Highly recommend! Sorry for the pic, it was so good I forgot to take a picture before I started eating.

im sitting in the dining room right now. terrible place. terrible service. it took 30 minutes for…read morethe bartender to make one shot...we needed 15, so you do the math on how long it took just for shots. an actual drink, the same amount of time. I did not order food because for one, one of the workers which it seems like a family run business. But one of the workers was walking on the back of his shoes, and I can't imagine how long it would take if we actually order a meal. I will never ever come back to Prime Time Abbaaa. It is not worth the time or money

I was very interested when I saw the sign for this restaurant outside of the Greyhound bus station;…read morethe lack of reviews on Yelp, overwhelmingly positive yet bare reviews on Google, and use of stock images for their website and advertising only intrigued me more. Ordered through the phone because not sure how to park at the bus station without getting towed. The lady was accomodating to splitting the order over the phone but didn't get it quite right, she ended up splitting the order two ways instead of three. She got the spirit right though and that's what really matters. We pulled up after about 20 minutes (she gave us 25 minutes on the phone) and they were cooking the food so we had a chance to look around at the wares they offered: blingy necklaces, assorted shoes, and run-of-the-mill gas station snacks. It was a little cramped in this area; it would be hard to fit more than 5 people at once without social distancing. The lady at the counter was behind a glass shield, but wasn't wearing a mask. She was nice, though. The kitchen is open, so I could see the cook was wearing a mask. The menu for Indian food is not posted inside the store itself, instead what's posted is American food that they also provide. Utensils were not provided in the bags. There was probably a station with utensils but I didn't see it. We travelled to the Den at FSU to eat outside at the picnic tables. The bags didn't leak, everything was packaged neatly. I had samosas (they gave me 3 instead of 2), lamb rogan josh, my friend had butter chicken, and my other friend had fried rice. We did not ask for the spice level on the phone, so we were nervous about how spicy the food would be. For me, it was a good level of spice (I would say medium). The samosas were good! I would get them again. I only wish they had chutney or something to dip it with, but I dipped mine into the rogan josh sauce and it was tasty. The lamb rogan josh itself was kind of disappointing. The container was filled to the brim with sauce, but the meat itself was mostly big chunks of bone. I had to cut the meat off of the bone, and there was barely any. The butter chicken was tasty according to my friend, but she said it tasted more like a tikka masala than a butter chicken. She ate all of it. My other friend was unpleased about the level of buffalo chicken in his rice. There was barely any, and it tasted like spicy Chinese takeout. Overall, this was a pretty interesting experience. My expectations were low and thus met. I would say the food is authentic, and if you're up for adventure I recommend coming to the bus station.