Touch of Asia

This is BEST Indian cuisine I've ever had in my entire life! The food was so delicious and the owners are incredibly nice. I HIGHLY recommend you try it and tell them Cindy said hi!

First of all, that food is excellent! They ask you what level of heat you want, and if you say low, it will be low, but still be loaded with flavor. The appetizers are great --- fried palak I think it is called. My sewing group went there for lunch, we do often, and all five of us shared our different meals around. Each and every order was fun, and delicious. The service --- the lady that runs the place is sweet and makes the atmosphere Indian home like. Lastly, you always see Indian customers dining there --- sign it is authentic.

Best Masala in KC it's more of a squash base rather than tomato it's amazing 😍

I eat out every Friday with a group of women. We tried Touch of Asia a few weeks ago after searching for an Indian restaurant. We are so glad we found this place. We loved it so much we went back today. We have ordered pakora both times, and the tamarind chutney is wonderful-a great sauce to dip the crispy pakora in. We have tried the Chicken Cashmere, the Chicken Nargashi, among other dishes. We have not been unhappy with any of the dishes we have tried. They were all flavorful and cooked to perfection. We will definitely be going back.

Food was out of this world! I'm shocked they weren't busier, though we did come on Black Friday. I ordered the larger of the two lunch specials and my spouse ordered the butter chicken. The food was so good I forgot to take a picture before killing it off. I've been to a few other Indian places in the Overland Park/Olathe area, and while they were all alright, this place is by far my favorite. I'll be making this a regular stop, and I encourage anyone reading this to do the same!

The food is amazing and portion size is generous. The pricing is good and the staff are friendly. Ordered take-out - 4 sabzees, fried rice, rotis, and bill came to around 110, unbelievable. Have a few friends who swear by this place for their thaali. Hope their business keeps getting better and we get to continue enjoying their food!!

I don’t remember what first drew me to Touch of Asia, but it’s been my default Indian restaurant for years. To be sure, this isn’t gourmet cuisine. But for simple central Asian food, this does the trick nicely. Waitstaff are consistently polite and competent. The dining area isn’t fancy, but I like it when they play music videos on the TV screens. I’m particularly fond of the veggie pakoras, and I was also pleased to note on my most recent visit that they’ve switched to putting condiments in squeeze bottles rather than dishes. That seems both easier and less wasteful. My usual entree is the Chicken Tikka Masala, which has been a little inconsistent of late. I find the mild spice level somewhat underwhelming. But the last time I asked for medium spicy, it bordered on inedibly hot. The garlic naan isn’t super by itself, but it’s great for dipping in the sauce.

The interior is very spacious with tables and booths. Conversation can easily be participated in without issue. The menu is well appointed with many many options to choose from. I chose Chicken Tikki Masala with a mild sauce and let me tell you, it was absolutely fantastic! I will be working my way around the menu on subsequent visits.

Ambience is nice and simple, nothing too fussy or over the top. Service was impeccable and my takeout order was ready in about 15 minutes. Another staff member walked by and asked if I'd been helped. I asked the owner and she said they have been there for 25 years. Off the beaten path but not that hard to find. Chicken Tikka Masala was sublime - rich and oozing with flavor. I ordered medium and it was very flavorful but could have been spicier. I'm assuming they made it more mild for the audience. Naan was beautiful, could have had more garlic.

Very sad what has become of this place. The restaurant is in desperate need of a remodel, decor is tired, it's too dark, tables aren't comfortable and the washroom is a nightmare. Ordered the chicken Tikka masala and asked for spicy. The waitress told me it's very spicy and that I should back it down to medium. Okay I guess. What arrived wouldn't even qualify as mild, it had barely any heat and was so lacking in flavor I needed to shake quite a bit of salt on it. Rice was perfect. Samosas were perfect. We had ordered Pani Puri appetizer but only after our meal arrived did they tell us they were out. Staff was occupied with take out orders and I guess that's what I'll be doing next time as our table felt neglected. I'm really torn, I've loved this place for years but what a disappointing experience.

This is one of my favorite Indian food places. They have a wide selection of Southern Indian cuisine and tasty puri dishes. If you're unsure of what to order - there are dinners for two or four that provide ample options to sample lamb, beef, shrimp, chicken, and vegetarian dishes. We like spicy food and ordered medium spice. The flavors and spice were perfect! To finish our meal we had chai and ice cream for dessert. Excellent level of creamy, cold, and sweet! The chai was flavorful and warm. The location is easy to get to with plenty of parking. Service is courteous and prompt. If you're a fan of Indian food- definitely try Touch of Asia.

We recently dined at Touch of Asia and were absolutely delighted by both the food and the service. The Butter Chicken was rich and velvety, with just the right balance of spice and creaminess. I'm especially grateful that they make it nut-free without compromising on flavor. It's rare to find a dish that's both allergy-conscious and absolutely delicious. The Navratan Korma was a colorful medley of vegetables and nuts in a luscious sauce. We also tried a chef's special chicken appetizer that was bursting with bold flavors and beautifully presented. Our server (don't remember her name) was very courteous and friendly. What truly made the experience special was the personal attention from the owners, Seema and Harminder. They went out of their way to make sure we were well taken care of, checking in with genuine warmth and hospitality. The prices were very reasonable for the quality and portion sizes. Great food, great service, and great value. Highly recommend for anyone craving authentic Indian cuisine.

This is a family owned business and is exceptional quality and service. We have been dining with this family for at least eight years and we absolutely love them and love their restaurant.. the food is five star. The service is five star. It's impeccably clean and the service is genuinely loving.

I honestly would have given Touch of Asia a 5 star rating--we ordered vegetable samosas, vegetable pakora, chicken biryani, aloo baingan, and butter chicken. Every tasted incredible and was well seasoned. The problem was, my partner was really chowing down, when he bit hard into the aloo baingan, into what looked like fried eggplant or potato, but was actually a hard, giant seed! He didn't lose a tooth or chip one or anything, but it did hurt and made him enjoy the rest of the meal less. I felt so bad, because I ordered that dish. Anyways, I hope it was just a weird seed and nothing that shouldn't be in food. See attached for a perfect plate of food and a scary, giant seed.

Just discovered my new go-to Indian spot. From the dosas, gobi Manchurian, naan, pakora, and my personal hilight- the bhindi masala. I'd give 6 stars just for the bhindi masala if I could. Chill atmosphere, extremely knowledgeable staff, & locally owned & family operated? SIGN ME UP.

Best indian restaurant around. We came in a big group a week ago and everyone in the group enjoyed the food. I will definitely visit again when I am in the area.

Okay, I couldn't really tell you if this was authentic Indian cuisine. It was similar to other places I'd tried, though it suffered by comparison. The food was okay and maybe some would consider the quality comparable to other Indian restaurants in the KC area, but not the service. FPO and I heard about Touch of Asia because our hair stylist's husband thought it was better than Korma Sutra, that's why we decided to give it a try. We got there a little after 5 pm on a Saturday. They shut down for a few hours in the early afternoon and reopen from 5-8:30. We tried their Dahl Wanda, the Garlic Naan, and Raita to start. Our entrees were the Chicken Tikka Masala, Shrimp Masala, beef Nargisi, and Boti Kabab. The garlic on the naan was burnt, and the meat in the Boti Kabab and Chicken Tikka Masala were both dry. Add to that we were forgotten a few times during the course of dinner by our server and it wasn't the best dining experience. I don't think we'll be returning.

Their Navratan Korma here has quckly become one of my favorite all-time dishes! My husband says their Chicken 65 is the best Chicken 65 he's had anywhere. Getting dinner from Touch of Asia is always a treat!

A hidden gem in the Kansas City area that packs in the taste on top of healthy portions. If there ever was an underrated ethic food category, Indian cuisine would be at the top. The amount of flavors and warmth packed into each dish is hard to beat. Touch of Asia definitely holds its place among my top choices when it comes to Indian food in KC. The menu is filled with your typical options you'd come to expect from an Indian restaurant. Our table went with the Samosas and Panir Chili for appetizers. The meat samosa was a wonderful savory pastry that we all devoured as soon as it came out. The portion size cannot be beat. The chili on the other hand was something new to me and I can say for certain that I am a fan. The blend of sweet and sour was a hit at our table and there was plenty for everyone. I ended up ordering Lamb Korma and Garlic Naan on the side. The korma came out just the way I like it with the right spice level that I requested. Some Indian restaurants serve the naan bread sliced, but there's just something nice about seeing the actual whole naan being brought out. All in all, Touch of Asia offers you everything to satisfy your crave for Indian cuisine. There was a small ticket mixup at the end of our meal when we had to pay, but we gave them the benefit of the doubt as it was busy and we had a large group. Definitely worth your time to drop in.

We have been coming to this place for about 3 years now. My son is very picky when it comes to food but he absolutely loves their butter chicken . I personally love their lamb dishes . Sima the owner is a great hostess and always treats us like we are family something that is not seen often and we truly appreciate:))

While the ambiance is more old school the owners are friendly and involved. The food is absolutely delicious and authentic. We never go home hungry because everything we order we love.

Excellent !! Nice , tucked away spot. No problem getting a table. The service was prompt and polite. I was greeted quickly and sat with no issue. The beer was cold (Taj Mahal) . The food was fast. I ordered the Chicken curry and Garlic Naan. The wait was not more than 10 min total. The rice was perfectly done. The Naan was soft and moist. Delicious ! The chicken curry...wow ! I ordered medium spice , it had the perfect amount of spice , flavor , heat !! The chicken was so tender that it melted in your mouth. Perfect blend of gravy and meat . I can't wait to come back to town !! This what a weary traveler needed. Nice Job !!

Good food vast menu decent service decent ambiance. Will definitely come back soon Good food vast menu decent service decent ambiance. Will definitely come back soon

A small cozy place with authentic delicious food served. We ordered "Chilly Chicken" (which came with rice) which was chicken sautéed with peppers and onions with this rich gravy sauce smothered over crispy chicken which was bursting with flavors and the chicken being the right amount of crispy & "Chicken Cashmere" (came with rice) which had cashew cream over the chicken and tasted rich and had a very creamy consistency & "Lamb biriyani" (came with Raita/yoghurt salad) which was decadent, aromatic and was bursting with flavors with the meat being well marinated and done. These were of a medium Spice level which is a bit on the hot level for me personally, so maybe level down on the spice according to one's tolerance. Portions are big and the service was great ! Priced apt.

Consistently delicious, with multiple lamb dishes, each with their own flavor profile. I always feel euphoric when leaving Touch of Asia. Staff is light as it is family owned and operated, so do not be in a hurry.

ordered my favorites and can't say enough good things about the food, service and experience. Amazing food, obviously made with love and bursting with flavor!

This restaurant was recommended by one of our acquaintances. We went there with the expectation that lunch time will be perfect to try many different dishes but the restaurant was totally empty. As we sat down, we noticed that 2 tables were not cleaned after the customers dined. I don't know if they left right before we came in or if they ate in the morning. We were there for almost an hour and no one cleaned those tables within that time. I find this unhygienic. The food is usual, nothing extraordinary. I did see people calling in and taking take outs and it makes sense. If we had also taken a to-go then I wouldn't be staring at those uncleaned tables all the time. Makes me wonder though, if the dining room is so unclean then what's going on in the kitchen. I had high expectations from the mughlai paratha but it seemed like readymade chicken patty stuffed in a paratha. It didn't fulfill my expectations. Sweets or desserts are always served at the end of the meal, unless you are ordering a thali. At many restaurants, the servers ask you before serving any cold sweets beforehand. We ordered Kulfi and they brought it out with our main course. By the time we were ready for our dessert, it had all melted. I think this place is ok for a take out definitely not for a dine-in.

I enjoyed my dinner and my daughter net date (new match outing). My Little sister suggested the restaurant. I'm so glad I tried it. I love Indian food but never think about it when I'm looking for somewhere different to eat. I had the Chicken Curry and my Little had the Butter Chicken. Both dishes were very good. We both had to get a to-go box. When I placed my food inside, I know I had enough for 2 more meals. The entrees were $13.95 each. I would highly recommend and definitely go back.

The food is good, not sure halal or not they say it is, The service is slow they forget what you ordered, and the ambiance is old school not fancy could be better. They charged me a bit extra on my bill. It was $30 and charged me $34.

Highly recommend if you're craving Indian food! Everything we've tried has been so good. We both can't quit talking about how good our dinner here was the other night.

I'm from Goa India and am stationed in Missouri. I have been craving Chaat and Indian food. This place tastes just like the street food in India. I drove one hour to get this food and I would do it again. I got the bhel puri, pani puri, shev puri, dhai puri, butter chicken, chicken tikka masala, puri Bhaji and pooris. It was amazing and I wish I would've taken a photo before I ate half of the food. If you get chaat to go obviously it won't be as crispy but believe it or not even when it's not crispy it's amazing!!! I love this place!

We came in for a Navratri dinner since we weren't able to go to the temple. This was our first time here and definitely not our last. The food was delicious and the small modifications we requested were politely taken care of. I really appreciated the homely feel and the vibe within the restaurant. We were able to "homestyle" our meal and share and end the night full.

This place was kind of alright. The service was really good and you can tell that the people who run the restaurant are friendly and want good business. There were also customers continuously coming in to eat and they seemed to really enjoy the food. However, I think I have had better. My dahi puri I ordered came with somewhat stale puri and the dahi did not taste very fresh. The chickpea filling also did not seem to have many wholesome ingredients in it, and the worst part: the dish did not come made together already!! There is something satisfying about walking into a chaat restaurant on a hot summer day and just popping delicious well prepared flavor bombs into your mouth, and this place just did not have that. I convinced my friend to get their Thaali special, and it was also alright. The chicken dish wasn't bad, but the papad did not seem cooked - look at my picture, it literally looks uncooked and straight from the bag!! The raita was also honestly kind of really unappetizing and I could not eat anymore of their food after trying this. Maybe I'm just being really quick to judge, but as someone who was born in India and who also goes to a lot of Indian restaurants, this was not that great. However, the food is advertised as Indian and Pakistani, so maybe it is supposed to taste different from what I am used to? Things to keep in mind: good pricing, spacious seating, good crowd of customers, and good people who run the restaurant! I didn't enjoy my food but I did not mind tipping well because my server was friendly.

The food here is amazing! Just the right amount of spice! Service was good and staff were friendly. I would definitely encourage anyone who likes Indian food to try this place

I have yet to find a bad Indian restaurant in KC. Came here for lunch. They were only serving the buffet and it was delicious from start to finish. this is a great place to try different types of an Indian menu. If you don't like something put it to the side and try something else. I did find some new items to try. I just wish i remembered their names.

AMAZING!!! My friend and I sought Indian food recommendations, and this was the one provided to us. It did not disappoint. Typically we go to Taj Mahal in Waldo for the lunch buffet and are a big fan, but this was closer to where we were that day. We walked in and to our surprise this TOO was a lunch buffet and we were so friggin happy. I immediately piled my plate with naan, beef curry, butter chicken, shrimp biriyani and other goodies I found in that buffet. It had many options for meat and vegetable options, so there is something for everyone. Taste was amazing, naan was amazing, workers for polite and friendly, restaurant was not too crowded. Basically my time spent here could not have been better. To top it off, there was a pot of chai tea lattes that I gladly guzzled a glass of. On top of THAT, the price was only $11 for the buffet!!!! $11!!!!!! Granted, I am not the best person to say what good Indian food is, but I will say this restaurant was delicious and I will gladly return when I am close by.

Ordered: Aloo Gobhi | Extra Spicy | Chapatti without butter | Onion/Chillies on the side Review: INCREDIBLE. Taste of Asia's Aloo Gobhi is so special! The Gobhi (Cauliflower) was not too oily, not soggy, and perfectly tender, which to me, is most important! The visuals and the aromatics of my entire meal really made me nostalgic of meals I would have in my mom's kitchen. Also, Touch of Asia's rice was explained to me be vegan! Note: Coming from an Indian heritage and transitioning from a Vegetarian Lifestyle to a Vegan Lifestyle, has really allowed me to focus and appreciate Dry Indian Vegetable dishes; like Aloo Gobi, Binda Masala, Aloo Palak compared to animal-cream based dishes like Malai Kofta or Dal Makani, for example. Likewise, appreciating different types of Indian Bread beyond Garlic Naan; like Chapati or Puri, to name a few vegan breads offered at Touch of Asia. Touch of Asia offers quite the variety of Indian Breads, I suggest practitioners of all diets to explore ethnic menus beyond what's familiar/comfortable to them, as I have! It's quite fun! Critiques/Suggestions/Gratitude: Suggestion: As a Vegan, I am always going to advocate every restaurant to denote on their menus what IS already vegan or what CAN be prepared that way. Accurate denoting of what is/or can be vegan on a restaurant's menu, really makes a diner like myself more comfortable and confident about their dining decision and, frankly, willingness to recommend. Touch of Asia has a LOT of menu items that are authentically vegan even without alterations. Why not label them as so? Suggestion: Promote/market your South Indian Menu a bit more; it looks promising! Gratitude: Wonderful and welcoming Team! Gratitude: Giving a FULL 5 star, based on Flavor! Thank you for taking care of me and understanding my diet!

My 1st experience with Indian food. I'm officially a fan!! Not sure what I got, what I ate, or what I smelled as soon as I walked in the door, but it wasnt what I was expecting for sure. I guess this place does some sort of lunch buffet which is how I'll try it next. I probably won't remember the names since I cant remember what I had the other night and I can't pronounce them anyways, but I'm confidant it will all be good. My only gripe is the layout of the place. Just seemed old and dirty.

How can you say "no" to sizzling Tandoori chicken? Or some spicy lamb vindaloo? Or plant based meal Aloo Gobhi? We walked in to an empty restaurant feeling a little disappointed that they are not getting enough customers. However, as soon as we sat down, their phone was ringing constantly, and people were rushing in to pick up their takeout or delivery orders. We felt special being the only customers seated. Don't forget to order a cup of chai! Perfect cup to finish a meal rich in amazing flavors!

Truly, the most authentic collection of Indian regional preparations (North and South), and traditionally prepared. Dahibara, Dosa, many regional curries, etc. The place is immaculately clean, has nice linen napkins even for lunch. Service is friendly, and has the feel of a family restaurant. Pricing is very reasonable especially for the quality given. The space lacks charm, but has that stark cleanliness of a good Indian sit down restaurant in Jaipur or Hyderabad! Great vegetarian choices as well. 100% the best Indian restaurant in the Kansas City area.

Large portions, great taste. This is an Indian restaurant, with both the standard buffet lunch as well as a varied Indian menu at dinner. We have tried all their lamb dishes, as lamb is our favorite. Lamb vindaloo, lamb Korma, lamb Rohan josh, and lamb chili come to mind. We've also tried some vegetarian dishes, like bhindi (okra). We tend to eschew heavy carbs, but their jasmine rice is fantastic and adds to each dish. We do confuse the staff, however, by not ordering naan. We love naan, but... If there is any issue, it is the service can be spotty. But everyone tries to be friendly and figure out your needs.

Best food in Overland Park Kansas been going for years chicken curry wow so nice staff makes you feel like family nice and clean

Touch of Asia is my favorite Indian place in KC- and trust me, I've tried most, if not all, of the Indian cuisine KC has to offer. I was pleased on my most recent visit to see that the decor has been updated and the place was looking cleaner, fresher, and more inviting. These improvements will make me update my rating to 5 stars. The food has always been 5 stars (I'd give it 10 stars if I could!) and it's great to see that other aspects of this restaurant are working towards 5 stars also. I noticed a few other reviewers mentioned the tired decor- which makes me think that the owners read & pay attention to their reviews. Very nice to see!

Wow!!!!! We ordered takeout tonight and it was amazing! The food was all fresh and the sauces delicious. Probably our favorite Indian food we've had in Kansas City and we've lived here for 10 years. We would highly recommend the shrimp masala, it was out of this world. We will definitely be ordering again soon!!!

Had a delicious dinner with friends last night. The place is very clean and the employees pleasant and responsive. We tried several dishes and all were great. The owner stopped by on several occasions to apologize for limited staff due to a wedding they catered. We would never have known. Everything was perfect. We were even treated to a sample of the Indian ice cream....very yummy. This was my first experience with Indian food and I would definitely go again. Cheri Kelly

The love of my life and I had the good fortune to dine with some great friends this evening at Touch of Asia for the first time, and what a treat it was! The four of us chose a booth, and were promptly waited on by a lovely, if shyly soft-spoken waitress. We chose the Mixed Appetizer For Two, which is a combination of vegetable samosas, pakoras and papadam, along with some meat samosas for starters. All three were beyond delicious, but the pakoras were amazing! So rich and savory - yum! For dinner, the two ladies ordered chicken tikka masala, my buddy ordered lamb achari, and I requested the chicken cashmere. I won. It was a seriously close call - the tikka masala and the lamb achari were incredible, and were thusly devoured expeditiously, but that doggone chicken cashmere was special. I've only been eating Indian food for the past few months - maybe five or six times - but I've tried many, many dishes. I'd estimate at least 20. Most of them were extremely good. But this chicken cashmere was over the moon. Break out of your tikka masala chains and go for it - you will not regret it! The location is a little tucked away - a block east of 105th and Metcalf, facing south. Not complaining here, but we walked in to a nearly-empty dining room at 5:30 on a gorgeous summer Saturday. While I LOVE a peaceful and private dinner as much as the next person, I just hope that they are getting enough business to STAY in business. The food was phenomenal and I want them to stick around! Service was right down the center - nice and professional, but allowed us some space for good chunks of time in between visits. The decor on the walls was really nice - beautiful paintings and pictures, and the TV displays were playing Bollywood music videos with some of the most gorgeous humans being I've ever witnessed. Entertainment indeed! Food = 5/5 Facility = 3/5 Service = 3/5 Ambiance = 3/5 Value = 4/5

Service was attentive and quick! The butter chicken and chicken tikka masala were creamy and tender. The portions were larger in comparison to other places I've tried and would be good for sharing or saving for another meal. Definitely a solid visit!

I love touch of Asia food especially because they have vegetarian options. My last experience with this place will probably be the last. The customer service is horrible needless to say. After being seated and waiting at least 5 mins for a menus to look over. The waitress comes back to the table and just stare with no words. Order was taken and nothing else after that. We had to flag the waitress down just for a to-go box. Our check was not brought to the table as they usually do so we had walked to the counter to pay. This is not the first time we encountered bad customer service at this establishment but I took it as if it was a culture thing and continued to come back. This last visit was the final straw. I love Indian cuisine but never again from this place.

Service was shit! These people took like 40 minutes to take our order. The young guy was rude when we ordered a drink.

Very highly recommend this restaurant! We ordered carry-out for a family meal with friends at home, and we have always loved good Indian food. Lamb Korsa, Beef Curry, and Chicken Biryani were all excellent, with large portions. The spices were wonderful and the meat was tender and in good quantity. Not just 3 pieces with mostly sauce as some other places. Food was ready on time as promised by their online web order. Very easy to choose from the menu and pay. Nice to have a break from cooking. We will definitely become regulars here.

We've been here 5 times now. The food has consistently been delicious. We usually get the butter chicken, biryani, samosa chaat, and masala dosa.

Officially our new favorite Indian restaurant in town. Don't know why it took us so long to try it!! Love that they have such a great variety. We've only been for dinner - dine in and carry out - and both experiences have been wonderful! Great food and atmosphere!

We go in for the lunch buffet during the week and we LOVE IT. Everything is fresh and hot and they always have new dishes available to try. I've fallen in love with so many new foods that I otherwise probably wouldn't have tried! The staff is friendly and prompt to buss your table as you go. 10/10 would recommend this place every time!

Oh boy this food is so good. I've been to a few places around the town and it's the best I've had so far. I would like to see a bigger selection tho. I've only eaten the buffet items. The curry chicken is soo good!

It was somewhat difficult to find where exactly Touch of Asia was in this blocky stripmall. After driving around a few minutes, we finally found it tucked away on the side we don't usually frequent. When we first walked in, there was no one in the dining room to greet us, but was quickly met by a server to seat us. My fiance says that the interior decor reminded him of an Indian version of a diner back home. Since I've never seen said diner, I can't comment on that. There were only two servers, so as the restaurant started filling up, we saw less and less of them. While we were seated quickly, it took awhile for anyone to come back to take our order. We opted to go with the Tandoori Combination for two, which has everything from appetizer to dessert. Rather than regurgitate the menu, I'll just let you look that up. It ended up being more than enough food for the two of us. The only thing they brought out that I didn't care for was the Subzi Soup. I found it to be pretty boring, in terms of Indian food. I actually wanted the Shahi Murg Shorbe, but they didn't have it. The Masala Chai tea that they serve is actually unsweetened, which was a surprise. I ended up needing to sweeten it with sugar, since that's how I like it. They serve the Pakora and Samosas with a minty sauce, along with a sweet sauce. I'm not sure what they're called, but I didn't care for the sweet one. However, the minty one was really good with them. The rest of the food that came out was delicious, but I felt that it wasn't paced very well. It took a very long time after we ordered to just get the Pakora and Samosas. My main gripe about the whole dining experience was the slow service. While they (thankfully) leave a pitcher of water at the table for you, if you go through it, it may take awhile to get the attention of a server to get another one. They appeared to be constantly moving, and it's hard to catch their eye. I also wish they had given us more rice. A small bowl for the two of us wasn't enough because I tend to eat a lot of rice (I'm Asian, after all). I think the value you get with this combination is really good, especially for the amount of food you get. Obviously, if you go to the buffet, you'll get more value, but I find that buffets are never as good as actually ordering fresh - especially with Indian chicken dishes. The meat ends up sitting too long in the heating tray and toughens it up. Anywho, this is definitely another place to add to my repertoire of Indian food in the KC metro, and I will be sure to come back. Overall: 4/5 Food: 4/5 Service: 2/5 Atmosphere: 3/5

Maybe one star just because they did serve us food. Only 2 other families In with us at the time and had extremely slow service, our waitress sat in a booth on her phone our whole dinner after she sat us at a dirty table. No smiles no hellos. Food was eh. Do not recommend.

Goat Biryani spicy. The amount of food was generous and the flavor was delicious. After finishing less than 1/4 of the dish, I found HAIR IN THE DISH. Initially, the waitress offered to remake dish then told me kitchen was closed. The waitress brought the bill and I was CHARGED FULL PRICE ($18.xx + tax+ tip). The hair and complete disregard earned the single star rating.