We tried their lunch buffet. There were lots to try. There were different chutneys to try with the…read moresamosa. There were a veggie section with paneer dish, cream spinach and corn, lentils/beans, and a few other dishes I'm not familiar with the names. They also had goat curry, fish curry, and chicken curry. There was other meat dishes that were really delicious. Only a few were lightly spiced. There was basmati white rice and a chicken fried rice. Lots of naan bread. Also for dessert was mango ice cream and rice pudding. There was a fried dough soaked in sugar sweet liquid, Gulab jamon. Very delicious. Definitely recommend to try their buffet to try different Indian dishes. Waiters were really nice and will show you what can ingredients can be put together.

Had buffet here on a Thursday. The food looks fresh and aromatic. I didn't try everything but loved…read morewhat I put on my plate which included samosa, green chutney, chicken biryani and more I can't remember. The naan is superb! I would come back again.

This place is really good. Decent portions, super nice customer service, food tastes amazing. It's…read morenice that rice comes with the entree. Definitely worth a try if you're looking for good Indian in the area.

Took my mother yesterday for the lunch bufffet and ended up spending $50 for 2 plates (1 each) of…read morecold food. Would not recommended. Id suggest shikaras lunch buffet instead.

Walking into Desi Accent felt like stepping into a space filled with echoes of the past. We used to…read morespend time here decades ago, when the space was The Living Room, and the moment we entered, those memories came rushing back in the most joyful way. The space is inviting and comfortable, easy to settle into. Service was exceptionally friendly. We were warmly welcomed and had a lovely conversation with Sara, the owner, which added a personal and heartfelt touch to the evening. Our party of four included a vegetarian and someone with gluten-free needs, and both were accommodated effortlessly. Always a sign of a thoughtful kitchen. We started with Aloo Paneer Tikki and Papdi Chaat, both excellent. The tikki was crisp and satisfying, and the chaat had that perfect mix of textures and tangy brightness. For mains, we shared Chicken Vindaloo, shrimp curry, Chicken Biryani, Mutter Aloo, and vegetable fried rice, all accompanied by warm, soft, slightly crisp butter naan. Everything was beautifully presented, well prepared, and balanced in spice without overwhelming the palate. And then... the cocktails. My friend and I ventured into margarita territory, one spicy and one with ginger, both crafted so well that we immediately ordered a second round. No regrets. If I had one small wish, it would be for music that leans more into the cultural experience. A sitar in the background or even Bollywood scenes on the screens would add an extra layer of immersion. That said, the American music playing was tasteful and unobtrusive. If you're in the suburbs and craving good Indian food with warm hospitality, this is your place. We'll definitely be back.

Bad hours, very bad food, the worst service just turn your car or Uber around!!…read more This is the worst Indian Try India Palace!

This is North Indian and South Indian place (dosas and meat) good for vegans, Celiacs, meat eaters…read moreand vegetarians! Nice spacious restaurant with a few half-booths All you can eat for $25 off of the menu They only have an iPad menu, which I dislike The service is excellent and the owner has the cutest little barefoot toddler toddling around!!!

The hail and wind raged around me as the flood waters rose. I had already picked up the order and…read moredriven to the customer's neighborhood. It was flooded and still flooding. There was no way I was going to be able to find a way through. I was on the phone with support when I dipped into a gully so deep that the water splashed over my moon roof. The chatbot spoke again, "I understand that you are having difficulties with a drop-off. Please describe your situation so that I can get you to the right department?" Just then, the customer cancelled. Whew! I had spent over half an hour in the extreme weather just trying to access their street. An easy forty minutes before that driving from the restaurant... then the thirty on the phone with support while searching for high ground. The order was undeliverable. Long story short (I know...it's too late for that): 1. I made it home 2. The butter chicken is excellent

We came here for Mothers Day with our family, and we had a 2 year old toddler and an infant. They…read morewere able to get us seated within a few minutes, and had a high chair for our toddler. Within a couple minutes they provided a complimentary mango lassi for our toddler because he was on and off fussy, which was very kind of them! We ordered the following: - Hakka noodles with chicken - 4/5, noodles should be thicker imo - Chicken kadai - 5/5 great flavor - Rogan Josh - 5/5, probably my favorite in the burbs so far - Tandoori chicken - 5/5 great flavor - Chicken tikka - 5/5, in general not my favorite fish but my toddler was destroying these - Chicken kebab - 5/5, I think it was chicken but not positive. Either way one of my fav dishes in general - daal makhani - 4/5, tasted good but normally not a fan Most of the above came with the chefs dinner special, I forgot what it was called - but it cost $28 for 1 person and it was a good spread! Fed two people more like it. Nice decor and ambiance, I would recommend you eat here!

Visited this Bangladeshi restaurant yesterday with a group of friends for their special lunch. It…read morecame with kala bhuna, fried fish, eggplant, egg, salad, and bhuna khichuri. I'm a meat lover, so I planned to have just a bite of the fish and move on to the kala bhuna. But the fish was so good that I ended up eating the whole thing! Easily one of the best fried fish I've had. The restaurant is a bit cozy, but the food is absolutely worth it. I'd definitely recommend this place if you're looking for authentic Bangladeshi food. A nice bonus is that it's next to the Masjid Jumu'ah parking lot, so I was able to pray Zuhr while waiting for the food.

My friends and I have been coming here a few weeks in a row; the food is consistently fresh and…read moredelicious! We highly recommend the samosas, butter chicken, paneer masala. The naan is a must!

This was a very disappointing experience at Sara's Restaurant on 05/30/26…read more There was only one waiter serving the entire restaurant, and we often had to get up and find him whenever we needed something. The biggest issue was the payment process. The waiter handed me a portable payment device showing a total of $94.04 and immediately prompted me to select a tip amount. I chose 15%, bringing the total to $106.15. Only after asking for a receipt did I discover that an 18% service charge had already been added to the bill. I felt misled. The waiter should have first shown the full bill breakdown before presenting the tip screen. Charging an 18% service fee and then prompting customers for an additional tip without clearly disclosing it is not transparent. My party consisted of two adults and children, with the oldest being only 10 years old, which made the service charge even more surprising. The food itself was decent, although the portion sizes were quite small compared to other restaurants charging similar prices. Had the billing process been handled honestly and transparently, I would have overlooked the portion sizes. Unfortunately, because of this experience, I will not be returning. I wanted to share this review so others know what to expect.

First off, the food is pretty solid. I had the chicken and shrimp curry and it was quite good. Naan…read morewas really good too. Also has the lentil soup and that was just ok. A bit plain. What bothered me was the overall vibe there. Been too a lot of Indian restaurants and one thing they have in common is they're typically very welcoming. I read a review saying the owner always greets them nicely. He didn't even acknowledge me coming in. The waiter was very nice but got me in and out very quickly. Didn't pour my water. The overhead music was more like a massage spa than a restaurant. Play some traditional Indian or Pakistani music. That's more fun. It just all seemed a bit uncaring. Food was good but would I come back? Not sure.

Price went up but the quality and quantity went down. Dosas are not tasty, portion of cutneys and…read morepotato masala very small although they change extra for potato masala. Other places are far better in taste and portions and charge less. Wont go there again

Good food. We had dosas. Now that Shree on Ogden and Cass has closed, this is going to be our go-to…read moreplace. Excellent service. Pleasant staff.