Mint Indian Bistro

This Indian restaurant delights guests with authentic flavors and a generous buffet. Offering a wide variety of traditional dishes, from creamy curries to flavorful biryanis, it caters to both vegetarians and meat lovers. The inviting ambiance and attentive service make it a favorite dining destination.

They have a decent variety for buffet, recommended for both veg and non veg. Loved their mango desert. Authentic Bombay flavor is what I call their Sambar. We went there twice during our trip to Vegas.

Satisfied after we ate.. always good this place.. this is our 2nd time eating here. When we come to vegas, always eat lunch buffet here. The aroma and taste of the food is so good. Highly recommend.... The staff are friendly... We will come again

Mint Indian Bistro is a solid spot for tasty Indian food in Vegas. Tons of options—from curries and biryani to crispy dosas and even some Indo-Chinese dishes. Everything we tried was full of flavor and cooked just right. The vibe is chill and modern, and the service is friendly. One fun touch—they have a robot that delivers some of the dishes to your table, which is pretty cool and adds to the experience. If you're in the mood for flavorful, no-fuss Indian food, Mint definitely hits the spot. Would totally go back!

The food was awesome. The quality, taste, the portion, the speed they serve and how calmly they manage the customers. Just 10min ride from the strip and it was more than value for money. So hungry that I forgot to take snap of the food but, there are some.

Before this experience, my only encounter with Indian food was at a buffet, where I tried a little of everything but understood almost nothing. That changed when my friend Vinuta offered to guide me through a proper introduction to Indian cuisine—this time with a focus on vegetarian dishes. We began our culinary adventure with roti, a large, thin, round cracker served with two dipping sauces. The first was a creamy green chutney, spicy and savory, reminiscent of a Rajkot chutney with peanuts and green chilies—absolutely delicious. The second sauce was a brown, oil-based dip. At first taste, it was surprisingly sweet (not my favorite), but that quickly gave way to a warm, spicy heat that hit the back of my throat in the most pleasant way. This unexpected transition made it my favorite of the two. Next, we tried Dahi Sev Puri—crunchy, ball-shaped crackers filled with chutneys and yogurt. I wasn’t expecting them to be so hot (temperature-wise), and almost burned my tongue! The interior had a soft, gelatinous texture and was mildly spiced—definitely an interesting dish. Then came the Gobi Chili—a flavorful fusion of cauliflower, green peppers, onions, Indian spices, soy sauce, and chilis. It was spicy, bold, and absolutely delicious. After that, we shared a Vada Pav, essentially a spiced mashed potato patty served on a buttered bun with chutneys. It had a great texture and was surprisingly filling. For our main course, we ordered Paneer Biryani—a spiced crunchy rice dish with vegetables like carrots, green chilis, peas, and cauliflower, cooked in ghee and mixed with paneer, a soft Indian cheese similar in texture to firm tofu. It was served with raita, a cooling yogurt-based sauce that balanced the heat of the biryani beautifully. This combination was rich, hearty, and deeply satisfying. We even made room for dessert! I was so glad Vinuta indulged my curiosity. We tried Gulab Jamun, soft fried dough balls soaked in rose-flavored syrup. The rose was subtle—just enough to notice without being overpowering. Sweet and comforting. My favorite, though, was the Mango Kulfi, a creamy frozen dessert made with sweet mango pulp and milk. Served on a stick, it was like the perfect Indian popsicle—lusciously smooth and full of tropical flavor. This meal was a true eye-opener. I'm so grateful to Vinuta for guiding me through it, and I can’t wait to return—next time, to explore the meat dishes!

Came in just after opening on a Thursday afternoon with only a few other tables occupied. It was quiet. Service was excellent and Pranay was helpful and friendly. Our food was delivered by robot. I had mango chicken tikka masala and hubby had mutton bone-in vindaloo. My chicken was excellent, with just the right amount of spice (4). The vindaloo was tasty as well but some pieces were chewy.

Great tasty food. All items were good. We came for lunch buffet and thoroughly enjoyed it.

So, I've been living in Vegas for about 3 years (Dec. 2021). Indian food is my favorite food, and I've tried many Indian restaurants. I must say, after trying Mint Indian Bistro for the first time, I was hooked on the food and never ordered from the previous restaurants again, this is my Indian go-to. The food was delicious and I could taste and enjoy the herbs and spices. There's a manager named Esha who is very nice, professional, and attentive to the customers' needs. I watched her go to tables and ask the customers how's the food and if they needed anything. One day, I ordered from a delivery service to pick up my food and the driver delivered half my order while the other half, he drove off with. I called the restaurant and it was Esha that got on the phone. Not to go into long details but Esha went above and beyond to put a smile back on my face again and after I leave this review, I'm about to place an order for Paneer Tikka Masala...lol I love this place! Marcus Cartlidge

Big selection of traditional dishes on their menu. Everything tasted fresh to order. Goat Biryani was good and generous portions of Goat. Mango Chicken Tikka Masala was delecious and creamy, very balanced sweet and heat. The Garlic & Butter Naan is a must. Tandoori chicken is always good. The samosas are delightful. I like the few selections of Indian Beers. Flying Horse and Taj Mahal. We love the lunch buffet but dinner here is always a treat.

This is one Hindu bistro / restaurant that I have good reviews for. Yelp deleted my post about a different Hindu restaurant in South San Francisco because they thought I was being racist. You see, even if I am born a non-Hindu, I still love and prefer Hindu food. Mint has shown the way for that. I was led to my seat. The staff gave me sufficient time to peruse the menu. When I was ready to place my order, the serving staff quickly came to my side. Lovely, absolutely lovely. The place was big enough to be not noisy. One can really enjoy the food.

This was asking distance from hotel and good number of people eating the night before which is always a good sign. For lunch, they do buffet and have a pretty good selection. For my first plate, had pakora, paneer masala, saag, mutton curry, tandoori chicken and chili chicken. All the dishes were amazingly tasty with no complaints at all except when I can go back again for another round. The garlic naan that came with was baked very well... especially like the crispy areas. The mango like pudding with fruits and gulab jaman was a great way to end the meal. The place is nicely decorated and staff was friendly. There are plenty of tables. Noticed that a number of uncleared tables as well. They have an Inferno challenge for those who are interested with wall of pictures who completed them. Highly recommended. Heard from some friends after that Mint is a good place for Indian food.

First time here and it was delicious ! I ordered one of their signature dishes and the server gave us a choice of 5 levels of spiciness , 5 being Ludacris level ! I went with # 2 which was perfect. Staff were very friendly, parking easy, and prices reasonable - definitely would recommend!

Its always great to write reviews when the place you visited before was good then and is good even now. Mint is my only goto place for Indian Food and there are so many reasons for it. Advice everyone to spice level "3". You can do "4" if little sweating by your nose is ok and ur eating with Naan Bread. We had: 1. Methi Malai Paneer (Spice Level 4) It was awesome and spicy at the same so next day when we went we move to Spice Level 3. 2. We had Malai Kofta. Just awesome! 3. Garlic Naans were served by a Mint Robot who comes and stands beside u. 4. Mango Lassi was also very good 5. Portions can be little more but quality was out of the world. 6. We asked for Onion Chilli and Lemon and they were kind to give us and not charged. 7. Plain Yoghurt however is charged. 8. They charged us gratuity for 5 people which we felt little odd about. It should be choice of the customer. Gratuity was charged 18% and Sales Tax was 8.375% so roughly we were charged ~26.375% additional to food cost. This is something to be aware of. 9. We had absolute great time and next day we also had chai which was great. Best Indian Place to eat in Vegas. ps: They have paintings inside which me being an art lover from Bombay,India admire because it jogs back the memory lane of paintings by Mario De Miranda in India. If you know him you know his work.

Excellent service and paneer curry & daal and mango custard. Rest of the dishes were average. Mango lassi has mostly yogurt vs mango pulp Not a place for ambiance

I've been coming here for a while now. Always fresh and clean. Can't go wrong. Trust me.

Great food, service and ambience. Taste of all dishes were awesome! Our family enjoyed it throughly.

While in Las Vegas, having a craving for some good Indian food, we found Mint Indian Bistro online and decided to give it a shot. It was a group of three of us that went on a Sunday night at about 7 PM. We were surprised to find the restaurant so empty. We ordered an assortment of dishes to be shared (see attached photos). Unfortunately I misplaced my notes and the receipt so I am unable to tell you what each dish was, but everything we ordered came presented nicely and each dish was delicious. An added attraction of this place is the robotic server who delivered some of our plates - very cute - and the first time I had seen that. The human service was a bit slow and should have been more attentive for a relatively empty restaurant, but other than that, we were pleased with our food and our experience there. If you find yourself in Las Vegas and have a hankering for good Indian food at reasonable prices away from the maddening crowds, by all means give Mint Indian Bistro a try. We were not disappointed and I don't think you will be either.

It was buffet, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Good choices and the mutton curry felt like home made, every item tasted different not the same as usual in most Indian restaurants. Excellent food.

Yelp Review 2023 #147: It's been several years since I first reviewed this place. Mint is probably one of the most popular Indian restaurants in town. I've been to many Indian restaurants over the years, some have closed but Mint is still standing strong. I've tried Indian food in different cities and different countries: Auckland, Singapore, London (they have the best Indian food), and Dubai. But I've never had Indian food in India and it probably will never happen as I don't see myself traveling solo to India (as adviced by Indians I've met through the many years I've been traveling). Pani Puri: I have this new-found love for pani puri from having tried it in my travels. It's a popular street food which is a crispy hollow ball filled with potatoes, chickpeas and you pour or dip it with this watery tangy spicy sweet green sauce and it is absolutely wonderful! You can order extra puri and filling. I recommend getting extra puri. This is what will make me keep coming back to Mint more often. 5/5 Mango Lassi: I love mango lassi even though it doesn't agree with my stomach. But since when did they serve their Lassi in plastic cups??? $5 for a small cup! It's good though but I'm going to have to just start making my own lassi at home. 4/5 Mahakali Mango Masala: Mango chunks cooked in an onion & fennel-seed base. You can choose to add veggies, paneer cheese, lamb or chicken. It's the sweeter version of the tikka masala. It sounds weird because of the mango but it's actually not bad especially if you have somebody that absolutely doesn't like spicy food. 4/5 Tikka Masala: I always get chicken tikka masala as my go-to. My very first taste of Indian food was in the Midwest many years ago and I got Tandoori Chicken which was dryer than Vegas in the summer and I've sworn off Indian food since then and it took me years to be brave enough to try again thanks to chicken tikka masala. Good chunks of tender chicken and a rich tomato and yogurt sauce with spices. 4.5/5 Garlic Naan: The perfect accompaniment to any saucy dish. You can scoop up any dish with it and sop up all the sauce. It's delicious even on its own. 5/5 Masala Dosa: Not all dosas are created the same. Some our crisper depending on the kind you get - which non-desi people seem not to understand. Masala dosa is a thin lightly crispy rolled crepe with potatoes, chili, etc. it comes with chutneys and dipping sauces. I ended up eating a huge chunk of pepper and there was not enough mango lassi to wash it down. If you want a more crispy dosa - get the plain paper dosa. 4.5/5 They don't ask you how spicy you want the food. Everything is on the safe side but if you want lots of heat, just let them know. The service is good. They do have a robot waiter now to bring your drinks, to-go containers, and flat items that won't easily topple over. No robot can replace the nice ladies that work here. I'm day dreaming about pani puri already!

I usually dine at the Durango location but this time we were in the area so tired the lunch buffet at the east flamingo location. Food was so delicious! They bring fresh naan on the table, choice of garlic, butter or plain. For appetizers they had very delicious idli and sambhar. Rest of the items were dal tarka, rice, veg tikka masala, beans and potato, mutter paneer, chilli chicken, goat curry, tandoori chicken, and gulab jamun for dessert. I believe the price was $18.99. Staff is very efficient and friendly.

Spicy you say? I can handle spice so I can get a level 10 or something, right?... Holy moly, it must have been the worst idea to get a level 7 spicy curry after a day of not eating and expect to have it sit well in my stomach. Mint - you were delicious, but you were not kidding about the spice! My friends and I had dinner here and were surprised at how spicy (and delicious) everything turned out being. I had their Vegan Korma with Roti, and normally can really handle my spice. This time around though, that individual serving of curry took a lot of effort for me to finish. But it was still really good. Fun service fact: they make use of a robot to deliver some of your food and drinks. The future really is now, people. Service here otherwise was quick, parking was plentiful, and the options were expansive. I would return to Mint in the future for another Indian meal (and maybe try their buffet), but will definitely tone down the spice level just a bit.

Food here is really good. My girlfriend and I had the chicken tikka masala with butter-garlic naan and veggie samosas. Everything was hot and very flavorful. Unfortunately they must have been having a bad night or something because it took them a good 15-20 minutes to bring us the check from the time they cleared our plates. Lots of workers but they all seemed pre-occupied.

As far as Indian buffets go, this is an awesome place. The service is always friendly and prompt. They have these cool little robots that bring naan to your table as well. I love their aloo gobi, veggie korma, etc. The goat deserves it's own special shoutout because it's so tender and I usually don't eat the goat curry at Indian buffets but here it's really delicious. And the naan! So good and fresh. They have garlic butter naan and it's just so yummy I'm excited thinking about it. Beautiful space, clean, leaves you a whole carafe of water. Thank you because I'm thirsty. But. The only thing is: the food is too spicy. I get that Indian food is spicy but this is a buffet catering to all people, mostly Americans at that, who may not be able to handle the spice level. Either that or they want to discourage you from eating too much since it's a buffet. Lol I don't know. I still brave the spice and stuff my face but man, sometimes I pant a little in pain as tears well up in my eyes. I swallow water and keep going. If that's not determination and perseverance, I don't know what is. I am the stuff of champions. Yes take me to this buffet and I'll show you what I'm made of. Apparently it's spicy goat and some veggie korma.

I heard about Mint from a few Las Vegas locals. I am really glad that I tried it. This is a low-key restaurant that serves really good food. Service was pretty good. It could have been better, but nothing glaring to point out. Food was really good. We started off with the Vegetable and Lamb Samosas. I have never had Samosas with meat inside and was pleasantly surprised. I still like the Vegetable ones the best. For my main I had the Lamb Rogan Josh and it was really good. This is always my go-to Indian dish and they crushed it. Great flavor!! Overall I really enjoyed my experience and will be back when I am in Vegas. please support this business.

Food was alright, nothing special though. Staff were friendly, prices were reasonable. I didn't see any where on the menu that said a gratuity of 18% would be automatically charged for a party of five which we were charged. For the service and food I would have tipped higher than 18% but since they automatically charged me and then gave me a non itemized receipt to add more tip and sign it seemed sketchy and scammy in my humble opinion. Buyer be where, I will not be a repeat customer.

I happened to be in the neighborhood and hungry, so I stopped in. I was warmly greeted at the door and seated immediately, and was charmed to see a proper Indian buffet lunch! Every dish on the hot table was individually presented in covered chafing dishes. It was spotlessly clean. I had a tiny sampling of most of the paneer dishes, and also a goat dish. Spice levels were perfect. The chai was hot and delicious. My waitress was the sweetest. When I ordered pakora, she took note of my desire to avoid wheat and got me a gluten free dosa! I will definitely be back!

I'm a stickler when it comes to Indian cuisine, and this place has the best dosa and samosa chat in town. I love it!

I've been to a lot of Indian restaurants, and I've dined at another location that was not as good (food wise) than this location on Flamingo. Service was slow, but sadly, Stephanie was by herself taking all these orders. She made up for my frustration of waiting to order. She's personable and very nice. We saw the chaos of being so busy, so we did not hold it against her. Food: *Lintel Soup- Must say this is the best I've ever had. Flavors were on point and so satisfying. * Tikka Masala with chicken. Medium spice. This was equally as delcious served with Basmati Rice. * Plain Naan Bread with Butter. Another hit. Nice and dense texture. * Samosa Chaat with yogurt All dishes were amazingly delicious and satisfying. I haven't had good Indian Food in a long time. Only negative is the chicken was not as soft as other restaurants I've had. Still good, though. My new favorite since moving Vegas.

They have the most amazing menu! Everything from North Indian, S. Indian, Mumbai street food, to non-traditional dishes. Our server Carlos and Ron were very attentive and helpful. Friendly vibe here. They also can bring you the food by robot. Robot!! Seriously! Spice rating 1-10. Everything was wonderful, and I would love to come back again !

Have been going here for the lunch buffet, and they have many options ranging from north to South Indian food. As well as having a good mix of meat and vegetarian options. The buffet price was reasonable. They give you a choice of garlic or butter naan when seated. For this lunch, I decided to try all their vegetarian options. The veggie tikka masala was delicious, just like the meat version. Had vegetables like cauliflower and string beans. Also got the chana saag and korma which were delicious as well. The spice to all the dishes were just right. They also had pakora, but for sitting out long they weren't as crispy. Food always kept hot and refilled when needed. They do rotate some dishes but main dishes such as tikka masala and tandoori chicken are always served. Idli is always served and they were very soft and delicious when paired with the spicy sambar. For dessert, there is always gulab jamun which was very moist, sweet, and soft. They also had mango custard which was very delicious.

Thought we'd try this place based on Yelp. Arrived at 5pm when they opened and were seated immediately. At 5:20pm we left. The waitstaff were having a staff meeting or something. When we left there were two other tables waiting for someone/anyone to get a drink or take an order. No idea about the food. Service was non existent. We went next door to Kabob Korner. Had a great meal and got served immediately.

The best Indian Restaurant in Las Vegas, personally. I've been here so many times but have forgotten to leave a must- deserved review. Their lunch buffet is well thought of, and each entree is labeled and described to people not familiar with Indian cuisine. The restaurant is clean, the staff is friendly and the price is reasonable. It gets a little crowded during the weekend but that's not a dealbreaker. Am a big fan! I haven't been to their Durango location so this review is for Flamingo.

I have to preface this review with this- I am not a fan of Indian cuisine. I am always willing to try though so I gave it another shot...I am still not a fan of the flavors. I was with 6 other people and they all LOVED the food! We all had the lunch buffet, I did find a couple of things I liked enough. Oh but the naan is delicious! From the buffet I even took a piece of goat to try- it was ok, but one bite was enough. The place was packed! Everyone seemed very happy, service was good. I won't be heading back but it's just not the flavors I like. If you like Indian food I think you should give this place a try!

So good :) buffet is so good and such great variety! Great ambiance of restaurant and excellent service

Mint Indian Bistro is a clean, friendly, and delicious spot to eat for lunch. At $18.99 they've got plenty of vegetarian, and non veg options. Fresh buttered, or garlic naan included. Drinks are separate and charged accordingly. This was our first time here, and we will definitely be back. The delivering robot was entertaining for the kids as well, as adults. -1 star for dry meat options, hopefully it's not an on going problem. Definitely give it a go Yelpers, Cheers to yummy eats! Xx

So I tried this place for the lunch buffet as I was hunkered down nearby. The place is rather sterile as far as atmosphere goes, but I wasn't there for the atmosphere. It smelled amazing when I stepped inside, and I was greeted immediately. I was seated and then the debauchery that is me turned loose at a buffet began! The buffet had quite a lot of choices, and everything was hot and fresh. Standouts for me were the amazing chili chicken, and a very spicy cauliflower dish that was absolutely delicious! The Tiki Masala, and Curried Goat were also quite good. My only two negatives were my second piece of Tandori Chicken was very dry, and the naan was more like pizza dough than the naan I'm used to. But it is delivered to your table hot and fresh by a robot waiter. And it's free with the buffet. I left there quite full and very satisfied, I highly recommend this restaurant if you're in Vegas looking for something a bit more adventurous for a dining experience!

Great Indian food and it's at a great price too. Honestly a lot better than what I expected for a Buffett.

Everything we ordered was great! I'm a sucker for some good garlic naan, and this one hit the spot! The roti was good too but, personally, I'll always choose garlic naan! We also got the salty lassi which was good. The saag was may favorite of the two dishes we got.

Friendly service greeted me from ordering to pick up. Did take-out but inside the restaurant was well decorated and clean. Finally the food taste was great, from the naan to dhal

Food- Meh!! With buffet it was like warm. Naaans were not soft or fluffy as they should be. Choice of food buffet was boring. Desert was not even worth looking. Service was slow. Seems it is owner absentee and the poor young Hispanics struggled to keep up. Ambiance- Eh Pricing- On the phone they quoted one price and advertised or charged $3 more . Other families in there complained the same. Not worth.

I'm relatively new to Indian food in general but man for the price it's totally worth it. Great service and it was lunch so it was pretty quiet. Not a huge selection but it's enough to make you full.

Came here just for a chai in the morning. The chai was actually better than most of the Indian restaurants in the US and the elaichi flavor was what i wanted. The place was full with people and looked like the food must be good too. The lady at the counter was actually helpful too so that was great. The only reason for knocking off 1 star was that the chai could still be better. It was little watery. I like my chai with whole milk and properly boiled.

It seems I end up here about once every time I'm in Las Vegas to visit family and friends. The food is well done and usually pretty quick.

Went there this week with visiting friends. STILL WONDERFUL!!! Also if you are ordering off the menu instead, Order their garlic Naan, Their Tandoori, Tikka, Butter Chicken, Chicken Korma, Paneer dishes, etc ! It's ALL good! Mmmmm ps. I was raised in the restaurant business. My family are chefs. We know the difference. You will enjoy it!

I have been going to Mint for years now and the quality has gone down significantly. The consistency of the dishes is practically non existent, with the spice level changing every time. Although, I've always ordered a 7 it sometimes is incredibly spicy and other days not spicy at all. The worst part is that the staff seem to be bothered when I make it known to them. In addition just today I tried to confirm a reservation that I made online through their website. I called and the staff member told me only walk ins and when I asked if that was due to father's day. That on their website and google profile it says reservations are allowed, she hung up on me. It upsets me to see one of my favorite restaurants provide horrible service like this, time and time again. I think everyone could find a better Indian restaurant in Las Vegas.

Lunch buffet is a self serve style, there are servers there to provide you with beverages and refills on naan. The buffet offered both meat and vegetarian/vegan options. Food was warm and the garlic naan had lots of flavor.

Sometimes I just can't fight the craving anymore. Sometimes I just need some Indian food. Lucky for me, Mint is near my office. The fact that they have a lunch buffet is a the icing on the cake. Despite Mint being so close for so many years, today was the first time I have stopped in. I was immediately struck by the delicious aroma. A good sign. I was quickly shown a table but went to get my first plate of food before I sat. Tandoori chicken, tikka masala, paneer masala, chili chicken. Oh my so many choices. I took just a small scoop of each until the plate could hold no more. Back at my table I began to eat and waited for my order of garlic naan to arrive. Much to my surprise, it was brought out my a very polite robot. I tried a bite of naan on its own first. The rest was used to sop up every last bit of saucy goodness. Then I went back for more. There was stuff I missed the first time around so I got a few new things including the soup offerings. One was a bright and eye opening soup of the tomato variety. Not your canned style but fresh and in your face. That was delicious. With my second plate down, it was time for dessert. A scoop of yogurt. A scoop of what was called mango custard. Kind of thin for custard if you ask me but still delicious. And finally a couple of pieces of gulab jamun. SO sweet, squishy and satisfying. In the end, there were only a few things I did not try. Curried goat was one of those things. I've had it before. Its fine but not worth trying again. And I skipped most all of the could stuff (fruits, vegetables, pickles). I still got my fill and calmed that craving that had struck me so hard earlier in the day. As far as favorite dishes go, it was all good. The chili chicken, though, just struck me. Sour, salty, spicy. Such rich depth of flavor. The paneer was also very food and something different from what I've had before. I thoroughly enjoyed this meal.

Was extremely excited for this place walking in, and incredibly disappointed walking out. I had god awful service forcing me to ask for the basics multiple times like water, Naan bread (supposed to be offered to every table), extra drinks like soda/juice which weren't even offered. Our server seemed to be everywhere but our table. The food selection was minuscule and an excuse for a buffet. In regard to how flavorful these dishes were, i'd say they were average seeing as it is difficult to make indian food without flavor. Absolutely no side "appetizers" and or desserts. In my opinion, I am never coming back here again and wouldn't recommend this place to ANYONE! ps- who serves ranch in place of tzatziki? "Mint Indian" bistro is an embarrassment to all indian food across the board.

I had the chicken curry which was very flavorful and just the right amount of spice. Also, it's pretty cool that little robots bring your food out. Only thing I think needs a little work is the amount of time it took between when I was seated and being acknowledged by a server, but the service after was decent.

Really tasty food. Great service. I will return here for sure. I ordered Togo so I'm not sure about the Ambiance lol.

Very solid Indian/Pakistani food. I'm half Pakistani so I ordered the Chicken Biryani and Chicken Korma. Super solid with both. Very top level. The chicken korma came out about 30 minutes late but they gave us a comp for the korma. Super solid good. Excellent customer service. Nice restaurant with clean decor. I would absolutely come back and recommend others. Update;: My cousin went there and also had a terrific experience,

I had a bad experience at this restaurant and can't understand how it still has good ratings. The server named Milan was incredibly nosy and totally unprofessional, with zero customer service skills. We ordered a spice level of 2 (on a scale of 1-5), but the dish was as spicy as a 5, making it inedible. We called ahead to confirm if they had robot service, but upon arrival, they informed us it was only available for large groups. The food was okay, but the service staff were horrible. I will never return to this restaurant and don't recommend it. There are plenty of other places in Vegas with better service.

Mint bistro was so yummy. The service was quick, they even had robot deliver the food which was fun! We are definitely going back to try the buffet.

Really really high quality place!!! I came hungry and you should too!!! Food, service and the inside of this place were all 10/10. Large inside with plenty of space. I've been to another Indian place around the corner and this place was much better. Food is fresh!! The place was full but didn't feel overly crowded. All the usual Indian fare - Tandoori, Chili Chicken, Paneer, really good veggie in (it was a type of mixture) and the Naan. All good delicious options

We were looking for an Indian buffet close the strip and are so glad we found this one! Definitely recommend and we will be back next time for sure. Food: We LOVED every single thing that we tried. The buffet has so much variety, both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. There is also a salad bar and some fresh fruits. There were 2 dessert options - gulab jamun and mango custard. We loved both! I was impressed to see South Indian options as well, as such as idli and sambar. Overall this place definitely takes the cake on variety and taste. I do wish the food was hotter (in temperature, not spice), but we did arrive near the end of the buffet hour. Service: We walked in about 2:30 pm on a Monday for the lunch buffet wondering if it was closing soon, but to our surprise the restaurant was full and the buffet goes till 3 pm! We were seating within a few minutes and asked about our preference of naan. However, it took a while for the naan to come out and we practically had to chase down the servers when we wanted some more which then took another while to come out. That was the only downfall of our experience though! Parking: There is parking right in front of the restaurant so that's easy to find. Restrooms: Available inside the restaurant.

When you walk near the restaurant and smell the food, you immediately know you're in for a good meal. The lunch buffet is a gem. Everything is so fresh, and has so much flavor. There's a decent variety of veggie options and chicken dishes. There's also a goat dish. The naan is the star. Made to order and it comes bubbling right to your table. The lassi bar is also a huge plus. I love Indian food, and now I have to make it here every Vegas trip!