Star of India

kimmarnold 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

Very quiet – I really like it here. Get the curry or butter chicken and we definitely recommend the coconut/pineapple bread. Food is not spectacular but the service and ambience is very peaceful. 

esblumberg 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

Fine food at a reasonable cost. – Well prepared and tasty. Service is good, food excellent, though not fancy. A place those not familiar with Indian food can feel welcomed 

cynthariel 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

Bland-and-blah buffet – Assuming I was going to have the buffet, the waiter did not bring a menu until I asked for one. After a quick glance, I opted for the buffet ($6.95), which fortunately had many vegetarian options. However, the palak paneer (usually my favorite) was sadly lacking; the cheese was sparse and cut in tiny slivers, and the spinach base was weak and thin. The "naan" was plain pita. Everything else was also bland and watered-down. The cloth tablecloths were covered with paper placemats. Additionally, the staf... read more

ferndaleres 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

Bland Indian Food? – Although it will do in a pinch, the food here just doesn't have that complex, delicious spicey flavor of most Indian food. The nan is slightly sweet, and the sauces are often bland and soupy. The one exception are the somosas, which are crisp and flavorful. They also have a lot of vegetarian options. 

Santhoji K. 

on Insider Pages

19 years ago

Not a bad eatery Yesterday we went to this restaurant. This particular day, a friend, her kid and I ordered Pani Puri , Bhel Puri and a Special Lassi. I had to round off the bill to $50, as I was trying out my new debit card. After my first plate of Pani Puri I craved for another. It was really good, they had packed the punch, though I must admit I was pretty skeptical at first. Bhel Puri was good too. But then, one can't really mess this one up! The special Lassi was full of nuts and wotnot. Heavy, but good.