Claudia B.
Yelp
Darn it !! We tried the Indian food from Saffron and really liked the food. So why is THAT a problem? Well, they did something that is incredibly annoying to me. To be fair, they are NOT the only Indian restaurant to do this, either, but it irks me all the more knowing that. We ordered takeout, and they loaded a (small) container with mostly sauce and then dropped in 8 small - medium sized chunks of meat... for each dish. There were two of us, and we like to share, so that meant 4 pieces each of chicken in the chicken tikka masala... and 4 pieces each of lamb in the lamb korma. (I want you to know that I purposely counted the meat chunks because of the problem I have encountered.) Granted, I LOVE LOVE LOVE the sauces from these dishes, and half the fun is taking the naan bread and sopping up the delectable sauces. We also ordered saffron rice, surprisingly on the smallish side, and sag paneer, so overall, we ate well and were completely full when done. What my issue has become is that I got spoiled by the Indian restaurants of the past where they'd put in enough meat clearly for TWO meals (between 12-14 chunks) and still lots of sauce. Most of the restaurants I now order from have cut way back in what they offer, yet they are all very quick to charge more. So I end up resenting only getting 1 meal out of the deal, and I'm thinking about getting ripped off instead of how good the food tastes. It would've been a 4-5 star rating for Saffron otherwise.
There is one restaurant that still offers the same large amount of meat to each order, but they aren't that close in distance, so I tend to be on the lookout for closer places, i.e., Saffron, in hopes of replacing them... but when I see the lower amounts of protein per dish, that just leaves a bad taste in my mouth even though the food was DELICIOUS. Anyway, if you don't care about any of what I mentioned, then you'll love this place.