Indian Cafe

Good Indian food at a great price. I usually go for the lunch buffet and they always keep things very fresh. The service is superb, the couple who is always there are very friendly and the guy always goes around makes sure your meal is up to par and passes out naan. Go there, it’s an easy walk from the hotels (Weston, Red Roof, etc…)

I love this place! I always go for the lamb vindaloo or chicken curry, with rice and extra naan. I can never make the buffet but the portions are nice and I always have leftovers for dinner. One day I’ll remember to call in my order so I don’t have to wait.

Mediocre food with a very small buffet spread. Would not visit again. Family run and the owner is very courteous. Knew his regular customers by name.

Had the buffet it was good. Bread kept running out was my only complaint. But the cook stopped by my table each time a batch would come out and offer me some. Cool little place for lunch nothing fancy.

Owner is freakin’ adorable. Greets customers with a smile, asks how you’re doing, walks fresh Naan around the dining room whenever it’s available. Lunch buffet is a good, quick option.

The food is really good, very flavorful, very well seasoned, and the heat is well balanced with all the other flavors.
The couple who owns the place are super nice and friendly, but the location has 0 atmosphere, it’s a little hole in the wall kitchen-​like place.
Prices are quite reasonable, and portions are fair. All-​in-​all a solid 4 stars

Had the buffet here. Good value for money. Chicken was good. Tandoori Chicken was really good. Fresh Naan. Good place. Owner is pretty friendly too!

This place has the best chicken curry I’ve «ever» had!!! And the Naan bread is amazing Love, Love this place. I give 10 stars

Happened to go here by chance since so many other restaurants were closed on Black Friday. We are so glad we did! The owner was so helpful and kept the buffet (the way to go if there for lunch) fully stocked. The nan and samosas were made to perfection. Our favorites from the buffet included the vegetable curry, tikka masala, and MEATBALLS! The main reason for the five stars is their hospitality. Would definately recommend if you want authentic Indian food!

I have never come here for their buffet but it looks really good. We have come here on weekends before and have tried a variety of items. All were stellar! I cannot vouch for the meat items though, because I did not have any of that. Mainly we have had their chaat options. My favorite thing here is their masala chai! It tastes authentic like Punjabi style. Anytime I want chai from outside of home this is the place I always crave.

I got the Chicken Biryani, it is not chicken biryani at all, it is like friend rice with chicken. Tasteless and bland. They do not even use Basmati Rice which is the foundation of chicken biryani. I do not know about other food but the Biryani is a no go.

I love Indian food this visit was extremely disappointing for many reasons.
The food was sloppily prepared and running down the sides of the containers.
The fries had an unknown odor?
I did dare to taste it… The curry vegetable dish ok but the aloo tikki was cooked to mush.
The kicker was the lady who pulled what appeared to be raw samosas from her car trunk and walked in with them uncovered, directly to the kitchen. Health code violation?
I would not go back. My advise is that no one goes.

Went for the buffet, but unfortunately it’s only served at lunch. However, we will be back to try it! Got the tikki masala and vegetable curry – both delicious! Tasted very authentic. Get the naan. Mmmm
The only downside is the smaller portion sizes…
The man who took our order (probably the owner by the looks of it… and cook lol) was very nice. Try this place out! I don’t think you’ll be disappointed

Friendly service. Food was made fresh and was tasty. I dad mild biryani chicken which was hot enough to make this white boy break a sweat. The chicken was nicely cooked and the rice was good too.
Typical no frills office park restaurant décor, basic chairs and white walls with a distracting TV.

Absolutely my favorite food on the planet. Seriously though, if I were on my death bed or about to be executed and had to request my last meal, this would be the place. (The reason for my crimes would probably have something to do with someone eating all my Chicken 65.) I always, seriously, ALWAYS, get the Chicken 65 with Garlic Naan. By far my favorite meal. Sorry Nana, Mom, and Girlfriend, but your home cooking got nothing on this.
Suggestion: Get the Chicken 65 with Garlic Naan. Trust me. Skip the buffet and get this.
Over the years I’ve been eating here, I was nearly eating here every week at least once. Some weeks I even ate here 3 – 4 times for lunch because the office was so close. Recently, I changed jobs and I’m so far from Indian Café, my life has been a downward spiral ever since… because I’m not getting my weekly quota of C65.

This is a decent little place. The food is flavorful and the buffet is nice, though small. If you’re headed here for a quick lunch, this is the spot. Plus, the waiter walks around with fresh naan. :)
It’s not the most fantastic Indian food I’ve had, but it is a nice little hole in the wall. Give it a try!

I’ve had lunch here several times. The owners are nice, and the food is good. The dishes seem to mostly be northern/​Punjabi style. Chicken Tikka Masala is good, and the naan is tasty. There’s usually a western-​ish dish on the buffet also, like noodles or something similar.
It’s a small buffet, but the food is good. It could stand to have some sides like pakora or samosa on the buffet.
Expect to spend at least $ 12 per person for the buffet with a drink.

Guy here is very friendly– make sure when you walk in you immediately sit down– the way he has it set up is like a fast food place– but it’s actually a restaurant– so if you want to dine in just sit. Uploaded photos of the food– all great food. Hole in the wall type of feel where you pour water out of pitchers– the guy told us when we walked out– «thanks for enjoying the food. The fact that you like it makes me very happy. It’s why I do it.»

This place is legit!!! I came in for tandoori chicken with rice and naan to go. What a mistake. I will go for their lunch buffet next time to get more banh for the buck! Their lunch buffet is $ 8.99. My tandoori chicken with rice came out to be $ 11. For the same price during lunch I could have had opportunities to try other items. Lesson learned. I will go back and try other dishes. The to go portion was pretty filling. I would have been satisfied without the rice because they gave me four pieces of naan. I wasn’t use to that. Other places only give you one or two and that’s not enough for me. I ordered rice to be sure to get a good full meal but naan was enough with the chicken. Chicken was good by the way!

I am always instantly attracted to a lunch special and so I knew I wanted the chicken biriyani for 6 bucks when I saw it on the board. For 2 bucks more I could have had the buffet. While limited, the items on the buffet seemed like the stuff that most people would get anyway. The a la carte items had prices but were marked out in sharpie and changed from the original pricing making it a little hard to read on some of them. I thought the prices were a little high for items that I could read.
My biriyani was tasty and fresh, but too oily. I couldn’t eat all of it not because I was full, but because the oil made it really heavy and my stomach is a little uneasy now. There was only two pieces of chicken with the rice and both pieces were 90% bone so I felt a little cheated. Should have stayed for the buffet. I did like how the rice had little pieces of raw jalapeños to give it a little heat. But overall, it was just a little too greasy for my liking.