Although steamed rice may be eaten every day, the biryani (slow cooked with meat and spices in clay pots) and the vegetarian pulao, are often served on special occasions.
I have tried their Buffet and would agree with the person who stated the buffet was not good. This occasion my friend and I went on the long weekend Monday for dinner. The service was horrible the food was not at all good. In fact I refused to pay for the chicken since it was dried out! However I have gone back since where the food and service have been real good. I plan on going back!
I went there to check it out thinking that it can't be that bad and it is close to my house. Whoever greeted us didn't look too friendly. There was one waiter, we waited forever for our food, the waiter seemed rushed, customer service was absolutely horrible... the food wasn't that great (i couldn't eat it) and i would not recommend this place to anyone.
Well, my Friend dragged me to this place after begging me for a week, to try something new. And guess what? I found out that I hate Indian Food! Service was great, but the waiters were always asking us if the food was good, but one day, maybe a week after I ate there, I was walking by India Time, and I looked into the window to see a waitor literally SLEEPING on the job. I will probably come back yo this restaurant if I want to surprise my little brother for his birthday for lunch, so ya, this place isn't bad if you like Indian food.
We get take out almost weekly here. I've had a lot of Indian food, both in Toronto and in London, England. India Time compares favourably - decent food and a friendly staff.
