Rasoi India

Excellent food at a very fair price! I came here with a large group of coworkers for lunch and it was delcious! Food was hot and delicious with a great selection of dishes. I’ll definitely be back!

Went here for an early Monday Indian dinner (buffet style of course). First time coming here and have to say it won’t be my last!
The place is absolutely massive — they have a separate section for banquets/​parties/​events and then the main dining section (by the buffet). So back to the food. Best part — dinner buffet is only $ 14.95! So cheap. Food is actually really tasty and hot. There are a few salad/​fruit selections but I was saving my appetite for the main dishes.
There were 12 dishes (8 vegetable and 4 meat):
— Rice
* Lemon rice (yummy)
— Palak paneer
* Aloo gobi (delicious cauliflower, potatoes and interestingly this one came with slices of tomatoes and cilantro)
— Vegetable pakora
— Chickpeas
— Lentils
— Guferati (green beans)
— Lightly battered fried fish
* Goat curry (perfectly tender)
* Butter chicken (nice and creamy and perfect sauce to complete my naan)
— Mysore chicken
Note: * means you should eat these dishes for sure.
Really like the wide selection of choices and how there are lots of vegetable dishes to choose from. Service is super friendly — staff take your dishes and fill your water/​tea constantly.
Naan is made fresh to order and was delicious. Nice, fluffy and warm with perfect crunch to it. Music is hilarious — top 40 DJ remixes but it is in the background and isin’t too intrusive. Just not what I would expect at an Indian restaurant.
Stuffed as always from buffet but we were able to get a few bites in for dessert. They had gulab jabun (mini honey soaked donuts), mango custard (EAT this — nice and light) and kheer (rice pudding).
All in all, really good quality and tasty Indian buffet! Go and check it out.

The food tasted good, but I ended up with a pretty good case of diarrhea both times I ate there. Big place, not too many people — maybe the ingredients had gone bad and were used anyway. Just a heads up.

I think with the emergence of some urban style Indian restaurants some other places need to step it up. The décor wasn’t very appealing to me.
That being said, Rasoi has a good selection for the lunch buffet but the the food isn’t the greatest. Some items didn’t seem fresh. The naan was good and crispy though.
The price here is fine and that’s what I expected it to be given the quality. I think if they changed up the décor and fixed the quality of the food they could up the price and actually have satisfied customers.

Typically i feel that one should not judge an indian restaurant based on their lunch buffet. But it is hard to not judge this place based on the lunch buffet experience we had.
The lunch buffet menu was quite extensive with good assortment of appetizers, main course (curries) and also sweets. But some fundamental problems such as the quality of ingredients and food close to being stale (very old).
Went on a weekday and so perhaps things were slow and not fresh, but left disappointed especially considering there is New Asian Village right across the street with much better food only for slightly higher price.

This Indian restaurant in Mill Woods has the best Aloo Tikki I’ve ever had. The Grilled potato and sweet potato cakes come with a delicious tamarind chutney that’s spicy, tart and savoury. I just love it. Their veggie pakoras are also some of the best I’ve tasted — deep friend vegetables in chick pea batter. And the tandoori chicken’s not imitation; it’s cooked in a real tandoor oven.
Outside of downtown, where I love to go to Haweli, this is the best runner up on my fave Indian food places. The butter chicken here — called tikka in makhani — (you learn something new each day) is superb and I highly recommend dining here. After all, it’s in a neighbourhood filled with Indian spice stores and specialty grocers, sari and gold jewelry shops. It’s authentic Indian in the heart of Mill Woods a.k.a. Little India.