So first off - Don’t go with the so called Reel Makers on this. They are paid people, the amount of food and the review they give does goes in negative rating. This restaurant is by far one of my worst experiences after watching reel food stories. Who on earth make streets style Indian chow-mein with Singapore noodles and watery and call it a day as Indian street side chow-mean., OMG this too much, the veg Manchuria costed 19$ in which one Manchuria ball is what $4, we only got 5 balls and we were like what the hell is this. The only good thing we had the water which they typically get from tap. Do please don’t waste time traveling there and disappointing yourself and wasting lots of money. Save your self money and time by going to local restaurants near you.
The number of food items in buffet has reduced significantly compared to what you see in the reviews and social media posts from even 3 months ago. We went to the buffet on a weekend and since it was a large group (9+ people) , the host said there is mandatory tip on top of the buffet charge. There was absolutely no service apart from taking away the plates. I would recommend skipping this place as there are better Indian food options in King County
“BEWARE OF THE BILLIING SCAM”
Food was very below average, and the service was not good, which is why I chose to skip the tip.
However, when I received my bill, I later noticed that I had been charged an additional 20% tip. I specifically remember taking my time to read the tipping options and selecting the “Skip a Tip” option.
I had to go back to the restaurant to question the charge. Initially, they denied it and were not willing to issue a refund. Their ATM/payment machine also appeared to be faulty. After I explained what happened, they finally agreed to refund the amount.
It has now been a week, and I still have not received the refund.
Please be very careful when paying here and check your receipt carefully before leaving. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this place.
I wanted to share my experience because I normally don't post reviews, but this visit was truly unacceptable.
I visited while they were holding a celebration with a band, models, and guests for an upcoming menu relaunch, but since it isn't finalized yet, I ordered from the original menu. Despite the big event, the actual quality of the food and service was completely neglected.
I specifically requested a non-tangy curry, but they served chicken chengazi where the chicken was completely raw and not even cooked halfway through. When I sent it back, they replaced it with another curry, but it tasted very similar and was just as overwhelmingly tangy. It is shocking that a restaurant would serve completely uncooked, unsafe meat to customers, no matter how distracted they are with an event. I would strongly advise people to avoid eating here.
JJ
Joel Dazey (Joel)
Sep 7, 2026
I've dined here 4-5 times over the past few months, and unfortunately cannot recommend this location. I say "unfortunately" because sometimes it is outstanding, and yet my last visit was beyond disappointing (not even including the very long hair I discovered in my leftovers box the day after...absolutely disgusting).
The front desk/reception is hit or miss; sometimes you are seated immediately, other times (as with this last visit) you literally need to walk up to the kitchen in order to get a table. The staff on 9.6.26 were too busy having a chat, and seemed to have zero interest in the door chime (triggered when you walk into the main entrance). After 10-15 minutes of watching them look up when the chime went off, I was able to be seated by walking up to them by the kitchens and asking for a table. On most prior visits, the front desk was readily available and had me seated in under a minute. Earlier this year, I also waited for a decent amount of time; it's strange watching 5-7 people walking around and looking directly at you, but not making any effort whatsoever to notify whoever it is that is at the front desk that you might actually want to dine in.
The servers have been fantastic, albeit sometimes a bit slow. They check in regularly, are extremely polite, and are probably the highlight of the restaurant. I can't emphasize this enough, they really do seem to care about your experience.
From an American perspective, the food here is great. Portions are good, spices are actually flavorful and not just pure heat, and the prices very reasonable. Lamb and mutton dishes are very good. A medium heat level is roughly equivalent to what you might find in a local area of Banarus or old Delhi depending on the meal, and the "low" heat is basically nonexistent. Haven't tried the "high" yet, but I imagine it would be very chili heavy and probably overpower the dish if you have a low spice tolerance. This is just my opinion after a few weeks in India, so take it with a grain of salt.
First image is of my leftover Laal Maas complete with human hair, second photo is their mutton Biryani