Larosh

Although the service was friendly, if a bit «in your face», the food was terrible. Especially considering this place is so close to Curry Hill, you’d think they’d get it right. I went around 7pm and was the only customer there… that should tell you something. But I decided to try it anyway because I wanted something fast and they were ready to go. I got a deal for $ 8 where I got rice along with a little bit of everything from the counter. It was three meat dishes and a few veggies. With that I got naan. The price certainly wasn’t bad, but the food was. The rice and naan were fine. But the meat had big chunks of bone in it (chicken) and the beef was, I don’t know, like eating a wet towel. The veggies were cold and extremely oily. All of the food was drenched in oil and left a big puddle of yellowish oil on my plate. I felt really grossed out after eating here and will never go back.
** UPDATE **
this place is now out of business. I SO called it!

From outside it doesn’t look all that bad but the inside is full of seedy looking characters that rape you with there eyes.
The food is not that great either. You might as well go to a food kart and grab some chicken and rice.

I was excited to find an Indian Buffet in Manhattan, which I discovered in one of the daily free NY newspapers. Their lunch price of $ 7.99 changes to dinner price of $ 9.99 after 4pm, so I was happy when I got there at 3:55pm and was still able to pay lunch price. From what the newspaper article said, the buffet comes with a free soft drink. So this was a dream come true. The dream ended there though. The quality of the food was mediocre compared to the Indian Buffets I have been to. Also, I should have double checked when the waiter asked if I wanted a drink because I was charged $ 1 for a can of soda. The shady part was when I went up to pay and at first the cashier (same person as the waiter) told me mine was $ 8 and my friend’s was $ 9 because she ordered something off the menu AND got rice from the buffet. What restaurant doesn’t include rice with an order of chicken tikka masala?! So she got a little upset about it and the employee only charged her $ 8. We both paid $ 8 and then the waiter told me I need to give him one more dollar because I had a soda. He pointed to the buffet sign outside that did not mention the soda. So either the newspaper article was wrong, or the restaurant changed their buffet policy or they wanted to scam me for a buck. The bottom line is that I have no reason to come to this restaurant again. I have no positives about it except that I was relieved that after all the skulduggery, I was not charged extra for the piece of nan bread that the waiter asked if I would like.

We went to this restaurant because of some of the reviews on here but were sorely disappointed. The food was horrible! The meat in the dishes had lots of grissle and we found pieces of hard substances that we have yet to figure out what it was! We ended up eating mostly Naan for dinner. Even the rice pudding had hard clumps in it. The only reason we went here is because we walked by it everyday and decided to give it a try. What a mistake!

20% student discount so it was $ 8 a person. As soon as we entered, the staff got up to give us a tour. Buffet was quite small and did not have any of the popular mainstream dishes as far as meat, except for tandoori chicken which was extra. I stayed away from local delicacies such as lamb kidneys. Good for those with a broad taste in foods but not for others. Glad I went but I shan’t return.

Wow, I’m not sure what I’m missing here– the food was all cold, greasy and with none of the complex spice combinations I’m used to from Indo-​Pak foods. Maybe my mistake was coming here for dinner (as opposed to a 3am after-​bar stop?).

Delicious food, great price. Go with a big appetite ;) Pleasant ambiance. Friendly server and owners. Easy to get a seat (for now– they’re new).