They have some of the best Indian food I've had in the area. The menu is large with a lot of…read moreoptions. They have a full bar with decently prices bottles of wine. The staff was very attentive this visit, more so than they have been in the past. I wanted to take a star away because they no longer have lamb chops and we LOVED the lamb chops, but the rest of their food is still good so I won't knock them. Definitely a place we'll return to often.

Although we have enjoyed Paradise in the past, this visit left us very disappointed. Among the many…read moreissues, there was a hair in our food and old food stuck on our glassware. Silverware was visibly dirty with waves and smudges of grease. The servers forgot half our dishes. Entrees were served 20 minutes apart, and cold when they arrived. Many different servers attended our table and did not seem to know what each other was up to. Few patrons were there at peak on Friday. We are sad that a place we once enjoyed has gone so far downhill.

Delicious food! I've driven by this place so many times but finally stopped there for dinner. Very…read moreglad I did.

Great find. Doesn't look like much on the outside but nice inside and delicious food and friendly…read morestaff.

This was my family's first trip to Jalwa since it used to be the former Aroma Indian restaurant…read morethat we have patronized for years. The new interior refresh is nice, modern, and inviting...and a pleasant departure from the typical Indian restaurant... Although I think some modern cultural artwork, paintings, and decorations would be very fitting as an add-on to the Jalwa restaurant. Our waiter was very pleasant (although he spoke in hushed tones...and it was difficult to hear him.) He also got a little confused as to what we were looking for with respect to just wanting the papadums with chutney (which is a standard appetizer at most Indian restaurants that we've patronized,) but instead we got vegetable pakora with chutney and just plain papadums on the side. Hmmmm. Nevertheless, it was all delicious. My wife's main entree was the butter chicken, and we both shared a saag aloo. I had my go-to chicken vindaloo, and it was delicious. The portion sizes are humongous, which is a nice departure from the typical Indian restaurant where you pay $15 and get maybe half the bowl that Jalwa provides. Overall, an excellent experience and will be back to patronize more often. Oh, and they're newly updated and revised menu is awesome! Dozens and dozens of options. It took us at least 10 minutes to get through it all to figure out what we wanted! Four stars for good food (and plenty of it), good service, and a nice new atmosphere as compared to Aroma. Absolutely recommend!

Decent indian food, big portions, and not badly priced…read more Ambiance: Big restaurant with lots of seating on the inside. There's a tiny bar when you first walk in as well. Service: Quick and friendly. Food: Got the Sesame Crispy Potato, garlic potatoes, and the chicken tikka masala. Everything was pretty good tbh and they definitely do not skimp on the spice when you ask for it which was a pleasant surprise! The tikka masala was a bit sweeter than I'd like and I ran out of meat way before I ran out of the curry, but it was good. Overall, decent Indian place. Nothing amazing, but it's got everything you need.

Bawarchi has remodeled and added a bar! The space is more elevated and great for a date night…read more Bawarchi in South Jordan is easily one of my favorite Indian restaurants in Utah. The menu has so much variety beyond the usual Indian dishes, and everything we've tried has been packed with flavor. The biryani is especially good--really aromatic, perfectly seasoned, and a huge portion. Their curries are rich and flavorful, the naan is fresh and goes perfectly with them, and the appetizers are some of the best part of the menu. I also love that they have so many different options, from traditional curries and tandoori dishes to things like Chicken 555, Karampodi dishes, Indo-Chinese food, paneer dishes, and Kati rolls. You can come back multiple times and order something completely different. The portions are generous, the food tastes fresh, and they don't hold back on the spices and flavor. If you like authentic, flavorful Indian food, Bawarchi is definitely worth trying.

Excellent. I really like the ambience. The seats are very comfortable. The spice level (extra…read morespicy) of the dish I ordered was perfect. I got the cauliflower and potato curry (or something like that). It was very good, but I would've liked a little more cauliflower. I would definitely go back.

WOW!!!!! BEST Indian Buffet we been too!…read more Service 5/5 Food 5/5 Cleanliness 5/5 Ambience 5/5 Price 5/5 We went here on a Sunday brunch, we loved EVERYTHING! We got seconds, thirds, fourths. This us the first time I been to an Indian buffet with this much variety. And everyone was so kind. I wish I knew the name of everything, I loved Palak Paneer! Desserts were also perfect. Please check them out

That was yummy! Four…read moreof us (three adults and a toddler) went to this place for lunch. They had a great buffet and also gave us fresh naan for the table. I was impressed that they even had pani puri. I haven't seen that in the US outside of Chicago and Berkeley! They even prepped them for us. The sauces were spot on with delicious mint chutney and tamarind sauce. They had hot chai (no spice sadly) and some rose lemonade. I was so happy. Yummm.

Good location close to the mall in Sandy. We love to try buffets at Indian restaurants. We were I…read morethink the first customers of the day at around 11:20. He uncovered the buffet for us. Pretty good variety everything was decent, but not very flavorful on some dishes. Lacked spice. $32 for two people with waters to drink.

I'm seriously embarrassed for people in Utah if they think this is good Indian and Nepali food. The…read morefood is absolutely the worst Indian/nepali food I've ever eaten. The buffet was absolutely pathetic. Service was awful. And don't even get me started on the gulab Jamun dessert. How do you even screw up gulab Jamun? It's supposed to be soft and doughy and not rubbery. It's supposed to be served warm not cold. The food here was absolutely disgusting! White people, please there are plenty other amazing Indian food places in the area. Do not think this is good Indian/nepali food!

It seems that people either love Aroma or hate it-the reviews are a bit polarizing. I'm not sure…read morethat my opinion is super strong either way-I'm happily seated in the middle of the road on this one. I'll start with the good: * The food was tasty-plenty of flavor and good, quality ingredients. * The portion sizes were generous, with plenty of leftovers to take home for later. * It's a family-run business, which always appeals to me. The not-as-good: * The tables and chairs make a LOT of noise when they are moved. There was a large party being seated and they had to move around several tables and chairs and we struggled to continue our conversation. * There was only one person taking care of all the guests, so drink refills were a little slow. I felt bad for him, running around everywhere trying to keep up.

Aroma is one of our favorite spots for breakfast. The onion dosa + breakfast buffet is always good…read more Poor is hot and fresh, Vada is delicious, dosa has a little kick to it and it's very good. I always forget to take a pic before we eat!

The menu is ENDLESS! Which makes me really really wish they had a physical menu. Scrolling through…read moreand clicking through the various pages on my phone through toast tab was annoying and tedious. The seasoned rice was a on the dry side but we really enjoyed our entrees and naan. Given how huge the menu is, I think it's a great place to sample some Indian dishes you may not have been able to sample before. Just bring a laptop to view the menu and google pictures. ;) Also, the bullet naan is quite spicy, don't take it for granted.

I review restaurants with my OAT method:…read more O= Overall experience - I came here mid-week with a friend on a whim to get a much needed craving for paneer tikka masala! This place did satisfy that craving! We were the first ones there when they opened and they provided wonderful service throughout our time there. A= Appearance - The restaurant was clean and had dark lighting inside for a relaxing lunch or dinner. T= Taste - I love comparing paneer tikka masala to other restaurants because I'm on a mission to find the best one! I will say this is up there with my favorite one. I chose a medium spice level and liked the flavor! They had a delicious homemade garlic cheese bread that I would almost go back just for!

Chuck a rama has fallen a long way. The roast beef is dry, the ham is dry and the turkey cold as…read moreice. Service non existent, but that's okay at a buffet.

What? An AYCE Buffet that actually cares about quality? Amazing…read more Just about everything I ate was very good. I had mash potatoes and beef gravy, battered shrimp, coconut shrimp, salmon, fried chicken, roast beef, roast chicken, ham, scone (with honey butter, yum), roll (with cinnamon hone butter, yum), clam chowder, horchata. All were enjoyable. Well, the roast beef was a bit dry and a tad tough, the salmon was slightly overcooked (as expected) but was acceptable and a nice addition to their menu. The apple crisp was good as was the lava cake and rice pudding. Even the fries were good. I am impressed how good everything was. The service was very nice. They clear your table of dirty dishes and offer to get you refills of drinks. When you pay at the beginning, ask for some cash to tip them. If you forget, you can run your card again and get some cash to leave a tip on the table. They were very pleasant and even when passing you by, they smile. It was a nice restaurant, very comfortable. I had a booth. The tables are nice and conducive to large parties. My favorite AYCE restaurant so far! 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

The food was very delicious and Deezi, our host, was so kind and generous! We'll definitely be…read morecoming back

We came in last night and tried a combination of the pizza, curry, naan and drinks…read more The bhindi special was recommended to us and we were informed that it holds a world record for having 87 ingredients. I will agree that the combination of flavors resulted in a party in my mouth. We also tried the honey curry pizza, which had pepperoni and sausage and was more like traditional pizza with the addition of honey. Still excellent for the more traditional. The tikka masala was delicious and so was the garlic cheese naan, which I dipped in the curry. We also tried the mango and strawberry lassi. They both had a great flavor, but were on the sweeter side. My son also enjoyed his mango coke.