Tandoor

I purchased a
certificate and was under the impression that this was a «real» restaurant.
It is in the MALL in the FOOD COURT and offers cafeteria style service. To top it all off, they wouldn’t let us use our certificate because they said they had a seperate menu for coupons, lol.
On the bright side they were polite.

STAY AWAY! I got a brochure for this place in the mail and wanted to check it out since I was feeling Indian. When my buddy and I arrived inside, it was dingy and dim litted. The carpet looked like it wasn’t cleaned… ever. A bunch of older Indian/​Nepalese men were sitting in a round table watching a cricket game. There was absolutely no one else in the restaurant.
We kind of waited at the front to see if we needed to seat ourselves or they come and seat us, but nothing happened. We eventually seated ourselves and had to call over somebody to give us menu’s. The tabletop had a white cover that also looked like it hasn’t been washed… ever. It had stains from the food that was previously eaten before.
We got some curry, paneer, and naan for our meal and it totaled $ 30! The meal was ok but I was still hungry afterwards. It was definitely overpriced and portions were small for what was ordered. They were pretty quick on delivering the check, which is good because we wanted to get out of there as soon as possible. I definitely do not recommend this place at all.

I dunno, my thoughts on this place are all over the place.
The guy behind the counter was very nice. He showed us the daily specials behind the counter– everything looked like a sloppy stewy mess. I had a
menu, to which he said we needed to order from the regular menu.
Their entrees in the regular menu cost just as much as Raaga, Haandi, and other eat-​in establishments, but served to you on a styrofoam plate. That doesn’t seem right to me.
I like that they have food from throughout the Desi diaspora, and got to try their momo (Nepali dumplings), along with some of their other regular Indian dishes. Admittedly, everything tasted good, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to come back.
After we got the food, we asked the guy for some naan, and he said it would take too long to make. 5 minutes later, the guy in the turban next to us gets his naan. Draw your own conclusions here.
The kicker? Baby roach comes out of the napkin folds to join us for dinner. We named him Joe. I smashed Joe and took a picture.

Taste is pretty good just stingy on the quantity.
For $ 11 you get one meat and one side and rice or bread but not both.
I was still hungry after eating.

Really solid Indian food for a food court. Had butter chicken, chickpeas and cabbage. Mango Lassi was decent although I prefer mine a little thicker. Super-​friendly service!