I have tried many dishes at this place. My favorites are their Chicken and Vegetable Korma and Chicken Saag. Anything you get here tastes fresh and each curry tastes different (they don't use the same base for everything, which is good)! Don't forget to get a side of mango lassi while you're there too!

We enjoyed our meal so much! The service was friendly and prompt, the food was prepared quickly, and it was delicious! The Butter Chicken is a must have! The tender chicken was delicious, spiced beautifully, and hit the spot! This is now our "go to" spot for Indian food.

I really liked this place! The ambiance was extremely soothing, parking was easy to find, and the food was great. I will say it was a little sad that there was one worker for the entire place and for a friday night it was pretty busy. People kept coming in and he was the only one out front. Other than that, the butter chicken was very tasty!

I have never had dahl so good it made me weep. I did not specify what kind of dahl, so I cannot for sure say which one. I was blown away, truly. It was so warming internally, I physically felt warm. Yet, it was not too spicy. Perfect.

The ambiance was soothing. Tried lamb, chicken, and beef, all turned out great to the taste buds.

I had the pleasure and honor of meeting the chef last night. They were short handed, and she handled the orders as well as cooking. Everything was delicious! My usual order, vegetable pakora, dal makhani, palak paneer, channa masala, and two types of naan. All the dishes were extra spicy. She warned me about that, but I am accustomed to it and prefer it. Many thanks! It was a pleasure!

This is the best Indian food I have had in Salem. I have been there many times, but I am a dinner-only person so this is not about the lunch buffet. Our go-to items include the vegetable samosas, tandoori mixed grill, lamb vindaloo, chicken tikka kebab, the inevitable butter chicken (murgh makhani), and anything with "saag" in the name as I love spinach. Their paneer is very good, as is their naan, and I strongly recommend ordering the raita, which is a great complement for the spicy green herb sauce from the table cruet. Another thing I love, which is not for everyone, is the "mixed pickle" (achaar). It is spicy and mustardy balanced with a salty-sour fruit component. It really cuts the richness of the luscious sauces, as does the spicy Indian tea. The service is always friendly and great, and the food is reliably delicious. If you like it spicy, however, you have to ask for it HOT-hot, and mention that you are not from Salem. (The Salem palate runs sweet and mild. I am not judging my coworkers who think salt and pepper are all there is, but after living in the southwest, I long for a broader flavor spectrum.)

My son kept talking about this place, and he knows his food. So for my birthday I decided to try them out. The place was fantastic! Service was great, the food was excellent! I was expecting the prices to be a little higher. 5 of us ate for less than $100. I will be going there a lot now.

Great food, but no more buffet! I used to eat their lunchtime buffet frequently. They say that it has not come back since Covid. I can't blame them as state workers basically do not come into the office any more, so that must cut down on foot traffic considerably. It ends up being much more expensive ordering a la carte, but the food on its own is quite good. I love the palakh paneer.

Tried this gem about a month ago, and I had the chicken Korma. It was absolutely perfect! The spice was balanced. It was the most delicious Korma I've had in the area! The garlic Naan was good, as was the Samosa platter/ accompanied by sauces! The service was excellent, and the atmosphere was comfortable. Will definitely be returning when I'm back in the Salem area!