Taste was good and the chicken pieces were also well cooked and got around like 15 boneless pieces in a single order. I felt it's worth for the price.
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Martin E
9 contributions
12/4/24
• DoorDash review
First of all, it's open on Mondays, when most Indian restaurants are closed. But the food we ordered was outstanding with the exception of the Schezwan Shrimp Fried Rice. We ordered it extra spicy but it wasn't and tasted bland, plus the shrimp was very small. However, their Channa Masala was the best we've ever had and we've had that dish all over the country. The Vegetable Samosas were large and delicious. We also ordered the Manchow Soup Chicken and it was very tasty, with just the right mix of exotic Indian spices. Their Saag Panner could have used less panner chunks in it but was still very good. I wish they gave me a choice of spiciness for that because I love spicy food. One of my favorite dishes is Saag Potatoes but it's not on their menu. Lastly, we ordered the Chilli Bullet Naan, which had an abundance of toppings but was not over-powering. I would have liked to see Pickled Vegetables but they don't carry it. Overall, they have an extensive range of great dishes.
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Mansi Y
5 contributions
11/15/24
• DoorDash order
It's my go-to place in Columbia. Best Indian food without any doubt. Do try their Mango Lassi and crazy good Biryanis.
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Sara N
Emerging Expert • 8 contributions
6/4/25
• DoorDash order
BREAD BASKET (4) was warm and flavorful. I enjoyed the variety. My husband loves spicy food so he really enjoyed the heat level of the Malai Kofta The house HH Special VEG NOODLES is a good taste. I would eat here again and try other dishes
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Teresa S
Local Expert • 77 contributions
12/5/24
• DoorDash order
I ordered mild but it way too spicy still couldn't enjoy the meal. The meat was ground meat thought was in chunks wasnt pleased with that either. Only took one star off for that because the mild flavor wasnt good to enjoy it and meat was ground meat didnt taste like goat at all. Other stuff was good on order.
