We had the gobi szechwan, prawn balcho, garlic chicken and onion kulcha- all absolutely…read moreoutstanding. The owner/manager was so friendly and helpful in describing the food, and the service was fast and efficient. I really like Indian food and have it frequently. Taaza Bistro sets the standard for excellence. If I lived in Greensboro I would be one of their best customers.

Got buffet last week at taaza ! I love their buffets usually because I get to try everything there…read more my personal favorites are usually the tiffins ( like dosas ) and fried rices Overall the taste was good ! And service is always welcoming too Few of the items can be more authentic but overall it's always yummy food I get to taste here

My last time rolling the dice on a new (for me) Indian eatery ended in disappointment, but I am not…read moreone to be so easily deterred. After looking at the menus for a few places, Shukkranaa seemed worth a gamble. The menu boasts everything you'd expect (curries, biryanis, breads, plenty of vegetarian dishes), and under other circumstances, I'd be all over the chicken 65. However, I wanted to give one of their quick lunch specials a try. Available in vegetarian and non-vegetarian versions, the offerings change daily, but they include an appetizer, two curries, salad, rice, bread, and a dessert. At $13 veg/$15 non-veg, that seemed like a good deal for the money. I placed an online order for that day's vegetarian special (paneer kadhai and daal makhani), and it was ready when I arrived. Though Shukkranaa's location (a strip mall near a motel up 68) screams "nondescript," the interior seemed more inviting, and the gentleman at the register was polite. After a short drive home, I was able to enjoy a better-than-expected lunch. It came largely as advertised with a pakora as the appetizer, naan as the bread, and a piece of galub jamun as the dessert (though the "salad" was just a few assorted vegetables). The rice was fragrant, the sauces creamy, the portion size more than respectable, and to my relief, Shukkranaa does NOT hold back on flavor. I don't know if the dine-in experience would be as impressive, and there are certainly other Indian eateries to choose from in the immediate area, but for tasty, convenient takeout, count Shuukranaa as a name to remember.

Stopped here recently for dinner to celebrate my wife's birthday. We were seated pretty quickly,…read moreand provided menus, but had to get the waiters attention to come back and take our order. The menu seemed to offer a good variety of Indian dishes, though I am not familiar with most on the menu, so I can not vouch for their authenticity. Playing it safe, I ordered the butter chicken, with no heat. My wife and I also got an order of kulcha bread, stuffed with paneer. The food seemed to take a bit longer than expected for as empty as the restaurant was. When it did come out, my dish and my wife's looked surprisingly similar for having ordered 2 different entrees. I'm not sure that they didn't serve us both the same dish, but she had ordered her's with spice, and what the gave me certainly had spice. Overall, the food was good, though I'm no certain it's what we ordered. When we were done eating, we waited and waited, and again had to flag down the waiter for the bill, but he told us we just pay up front, which would have been nice to know sooner. I could go either way on returning. Service as not overly welcoming, and for ordering something with no spice, i was a bit bothered that they gave me a spicy dish.

I had a fantastic experience here when visiting Greensboro. I was seated quickly, and the waiter…read morewas extremely attentive. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and the food was delicious. I tried a dish that I had never had before, as well as naan. (Because of course. How do you not get naan?) The spice level was perfect, the flavor was rich and multi-layered, and I left the restaurant full and happy. I intend to visit again the next time I'm down in Greensboro.

I was craving an Indian buffet and wanted to try somewhere new. That curiosity brought me to Noor,…read morewhich had been on my radar since it opened a few years back. I wish I could say that it was worth the wait, but my experience here suggested otherwise. Positives first: Noor is both spacious and stylish with plenty of seating in both the bar and dining areas. Sujan proved to be an attentive and courteous server. That said, the buffet was somewhat underwhelming. It was smaller than those I've found elsewhere in the area. While it offered a solid mix of vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, those offerings were the epitome of playing it safe. Only the hakka noodles (not always an Indian buffet staple) and butter chicken (better than average) really stood out. Nothing else, from the tandoori chicken to the daal to the naan, was prepared poorly, but it was fairly forgettable. Granted, buffet food needs to appeal to a wide range of diners with varying levels of spice tolerance, and so I went in not expecting any heat. Take spiciness out of the equation, however, and the flavors still felt subdued. At least the $20 seemed reasonable for what was offered. It's possible that Noor really shines if you order off the regular menu, and so I wouldn't rule out a return here. The next time I want a weekend lunch buffet, however, I think I'll stick to Taaza.

It took some deliberation for me to pick this place, mainly for geographic reasons. The quality of…read morefood I received was better than I thought it was going to be. I ordered some classic dishes. The chana masala I got with a spice level below the maximum nonetheless carried a powerful kick. But I also picked a cardamom pod and a clove out of it; these things can be annoyances to the uninitiated but the resulting flavor is worthwhile. Adding a bread and salad turned out to be wise given the heat level. Their interpretation of a salad was a sectioned head of greenery, some other vegetables, and a hint of spices and lemon. My plain paratha was a worthy contrast to the exciting flavors of my main dish. Adding some samosas sprinkles with spices made for a solid two meals at a very reasonable price. I thought I'd finished, but at the bottom of the bag was hiding some complimentary chutney and yogurt and a papadum. The setting was a repurposed fast food drive through. The food was totally worthwhile and despite the bevy of options throughout the settled parts of North Carolina, I experienced no regret at having made this my road trip stop.

Excellent take out. Food was delicious and the prices were reasonable. They even gave us an extra…read moretreat!

I've tried Indian cuisine for the first time, and glad I did it exactly at Lemon Indian Cuisine. I…read morewas surprised tbh, It was so good. I'll definitely come back soon. Good service and good vibe is a huge bonus

My top 5 best go to Indian Restaurant..in the Triad. We went to dinner at 5,service is…read moreexcellent;greeted upon entrance. Not busy,not many customers dining in but there is alot of to go orders picked up. It was quiet dining in maybe so the food is that yummmy. Food comes out hot and fresh. So DELICOUS Spice and flavor is there Tried the goat curry, butter chicken and mixed biriyani. Spice level 3 is perfect for my taste buds but level 5 would fire up your mouth haha,try 5 if you're a high spice fan. Appetizers:chicken tandoori( came out hot and tasty) cheese dosa(soft and cheesy) Drink:Chai tea(smooth) I would highly recommend for Indian food lovers!!!

Place was recommended by two close friends. 4 were in my…read moreparty. The restaurant is well decorated and clean. The food was delicious! We are fans!!!!!

I ordered the Chilli Paneer and Chana Masala. The waitress asked my partner "mild, medium, hot, or…read moreextra hot?" To me, she said "medium?" I corrected her; I would like my food hot. I am not really sure what spice level they ended up serving me -- they seemed to want to serve me medium, but the spice was completely imperceptible. Definitely not hot as requested. Potentially mild. The food was flavorful, tasty even, but not even a whisper of heat. That was disappointing. To put things in perspective -- I'd say a slice of pepperoni pizza with a few red pepper flakes sprinkled would be spicier. The chana masala was also SUPER oily. I'm not sure if that's normal for them or not -- no matter how many times I stirred it, around 1/4 cup or more of straight oil kept separating out. Beautiful restaurant, clean, quiet, with tasty enough food, but they majorly failed on delivering heat, which is one of the main things I enjoy in Indian food. I am not sure if they typically serve the mildest Indian food on the planet, or if they didn't think I could handle what I ordered, but regardless, I don't see myself choosing to return here.

we went there as a big group with parents and kids. they adjusted us very well and made sure…read moreeveryone was comfortable. Ambience was great. best customer service i have ever experienced.

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Dave's hot chicken was delicious, fed our entire family. The kids felt that the "no spice" option…read morewas still spicy, but I was happy with my medium chicken sandwich. Yum!

I can see how every sugar addicted American could love this place. I found every single thing I…read moretried to be too sweet, including the reaper rub. Service was pretty good, about what we expected; and the atmosphere was as advertised, bright colors, loud music, lots to look at. HOWEVER! if you like sweet with your hot, this chicken is well marinated, fried extra crispy and cooked to perfection. the crinkle cut fries are fantastic, crisp on the outside and still soft inside, dusted with a seasoning that, for those who like sugar, would be great. I highly recommend this place to the right customer, that customer just isn't me.