This restaurant is in Bentonville, in a fancy strip mall. If you take Exit 85 West, it's in the big curve by the road to the airport. I'm kind of ambivalent about this place. Mom and I had lunch here, and it was $12 with a drink, which I find a little pricey for a lunch buffet, even in someplace like Houston. But we were hopeful, because there were a lot of Indians eating there.
The buffet wasn't that big. There were 2 sections of Indian food and one that had American stuff and fruits, etc. There were 4 - 6 dishes in each section, and soup. Our waitress brought out some naan for us.
Okay, the food. I didn't like the Saag Paneer; it had kind of a sour taste to it. Maybe it's the type of spinach or maybe it's the region of India this style comes from, but I didn't care for it.
I tried the Dal Tadka, which appears to be yellow lentils, and it just tasted blah to me. I mean, no real taste to it at all. I've had some very good yellow daal before so I know it can taste good.
I tried to get some Chicken Biriyani, but there wasn't much left so it was hard to judge.
The Chicken Curry, however, was fabulous! According to their menu, it's a tomato and onion based curry, which may be why it was not a familiar brown color. But it tasted excellent and I got a really good burn going in my mouth. The chicken was hunks of white meat and the sauce was great!
Like I said, I'm a bit ambivalent about this place. I loved the Chicken Curry and Naan, but the rest of it I wasn't that fond of. And I thought the price was high for a lunch buffet. Now, they do have an extensive menu, so I would suggest ordering off the menu instead of getting the buffet. I'll say 3-1/2 stars.
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