I LOVE the all-you-can-eat lunchtime buffet! $13.95 and so…read moresuper filling. Delicious options. I loved each food item that I tried. The server was super knowledgeable about what contained meat, versus being vegetarian, versus being vegan.

Bombay has been a Nashville staple for many years. I can always rely on them for a good meal…read more Service was pretty laid back. They covered their bases and didnt need to visit me too many times. Plenty of food served in my one entree of the chicken tikka masala. I wish I knew more about the dips they served before the more but they were delish. One red one green. And as far as ambiance, it was packed but noise levels were kept low. I will forever recommend Bombay for Indian food.

Wow. Usually not a…read morefan of "celebrity chef" restaurants, but this was incredible. From the Brussels sprouts and the chicken Marsala poutine were incredible. The chicken tikka masala was absolutely fantastic with the spices being absolutely flavorful without overwhelming. The rice was cooked perfect

Maybe I am a little extra critical of my own cuisine, and considering the popularity of Maneet…read moreChauhan, I had high hopes. I liked the decor. It was vibrant and distinctly Indian. The service was very quick for a restaurant that is so popular among both locals and tourists. We ordered the Gol Guppa Shots, which were refreshingly sweet and savory. However, the Masala Braised Lamb that I ordered with a side of naan was a big letdown. I liked the flavor of the masala, as it wasn't too spicy, but the lamb was extremely chewy, making it feel almost like cardboard. I guess $28 for overcooked lamb is not okay. I might come back to try a different dish once I get over the lamb.

I was excited to check this place out because the menu sounded delicious....unfortunately was…read moredisappointed. It's nicely decorated with ample seating. The service was good, although I said I wanted water and the girl charged me for a bottle of water, instead of asking me if I wanted a free cup of water which is settled on top of the cutlery/napkin station. I ordered the falafel wrap with fries. My friends each ordered the bao buns and deluxe burger, with sides of fries, sweet potatoes and chili fries. Overall it was okay but largely disappointing- especially for the price point. My one friend said the bao buns were delicious. My falafel was okay, but the fries were soggy and cold. My other friend said her burger was satisfactory. All in all, I could whip up something at home that's hot, savory and delicious for a quarter of the price. I'd your hungry and in a pinch for vegan/vegetarian food? Sure. If not, save your money and find somewhere else.

Meh! This wasn't bad, but it surely wasn't good in my opinion. Comfortable atmosphere, however, the…read morefood was pretty flavorless.

After a long week, the last thing I wanted to do was cook dinner. It was late fall and I was keen…read morefor a drive so I pointed the car in the direction of 'Nashville's Queens' and looked for a place to strike my fancy. Surati had been on my radar for a long while so when I drove past, I knew that I had made my mind up. Despite it being a Friday night, it wasn't very busy. The inside is small but not so much that you'd have a claustrophobic attack. Parking is easy (thankfully; a rarity these days) so after walking in... I sorta stood there. I'm not new to small mom & pops but I didn't quite know how things worked here and rather than call out, I waited to be greeted. I would have to continue to wait. No wanting to stand in silence with a nearly empty dining room, I asked about the ordering process. Maybe the kitchen (and front of house) was busy with online orders? My service was standoffish at best. Normally I would have left but open hours on Friday night can fluctuate and I didn't want to start over in another queue (it was after 7). Had I eaten in, I would have gone for a dosa. Not knowing how that would travel, I opted for Szechuan fried rice (medium). I hadn't so much as ordered and sat in a booth to look at my phone to waste some time when I was told my food was ready. Either Surati has the fastest chefs in the city or my food was not made to order -- and I certainly didn't experience the 'extras' other Yelpers describe. Not wanting to get into it, I paid and left. I came home to a generous amount of well-seasoned biryani rice and vegetables with just enough heat to let you know you're alive but not so much as to wreck your mouth. I took the W. Food was good enough and I felt that I got my money's worth. Everything else about my experience, though, led me to conclude that this would be a one and done for me. Onto the next.

Amazing gujarati food! Their Undiyo was really great. Also waiting for the sugarcane season to be…read moreback - they make fresh sugarcane juice

A Fantastic Indian Lunch Buffet!…read more Taj is a gem! The restaurant is modern and very clean, and they have a full bar, but the food is the star. The lunch buffet here is the perfect size with excellent chicken, goat, and vegetarian options. The food is delicious and so flavorful. The staff will bring a basket of fresh baked Naan to your table. Taj is nice enough for a date or for a work lunch. I'm definitely coming back soon.

I've always driven past Taj and couldn't wait to try it out. It's located in a plaza but it's not…read morehard to find. Taj boldly delivers a feast for the table and the senses. We ordered family-style, and every dish that hit the table was vibrant, aromatic, and made with love. The tandoori chicken was simple yet so comforting, it arrived in a sizzling skillet adding a hint of flare in the presentation. Each chicken piece was beautifully charred, and coated in a bold, smoky marinade. The curries were so rich and each one had its own personality. The creamy yellow curry from the Chicken Korma was very rich in flavor while the saagwala was earthy, well-seasoned, and not over-puréed. Personally my favorite was the chicken korma the curry sauce was just on another level, I highly recommend this dish. The lamb biryani was another highlight with fragrant basmati rice and huge chunks of lamb generously garnished with fresh cilantro. Bread lovers be warned! The naan was hot, fluffy, and perfect for scooping up sauces. We also tried the aloo tikki as an appetizer and they were crisp on the outside yet so soft inside. If you're looking for a place to enjoy a full Indian spread with friends or family, then make sure you check Taj out!