Tandoori Palace

We have ordered take out from here on multiple occasions. It has always been tasty!

We were pleasantly surprised at great food. We had butter chicken, rice and nan bread. Service was pleasant and efficient. We will return.

I travel quite a lot and try indian food everywhere I go but I have to say the butter chicken, nan and mango lassi in this place are one of the best I have ever tried.

Went here last week and ended up having the dinner buffet, tried a bit of everything and enjoyed most of it, i don’t have a lot of experience with Indian food but the butter chicken was the best I ever had! I’d defiantly go back!

I have been coming to this place for the past few years seen it change hands few times now.
Today’s visit back I noticed the menu has changed.
The curry goat is my favourite meat dish this was cooked with onion and green peppers. This is lighter Color curry than what I normally get. It was a nice pleasant surprise. The following refill did not stew long enough the meats taste fresh but need more time for the flavour to set in. They offer 1 beef dish, 2 chicken dish. One of them is butter chicken, the other is tandoori chicken, and curry goat. The rest of the dishes are all vegetable dishes.
You also get self serve Masala Tea included in the buffet.
The food is always fresh from my observation.
I keep coming back cause the food is always consistent quality.
Food: ⁴⁄₅
Service: 4.5÷5
Atmosphere: 3.5÷5 (but they are clean)
They refill everything quite efficient the staff are nice and friendly.

I got here right when they opened for dinner so everything in the buffet was fresh and steaming. I would have given five stars if they had a little more selection as the buffet is quite small. What they do have is excellent though, it was obvious that they take the time to make everything themselves and it tasted amazing. The naan bread they bring you was awesome too. The woman working there (who I’m assuming was am owner) was very nice and chatted with us for a bit. Overall, food was good, service was good, and the buffet is really well priced. Will definitely be coming back often!

Not the best Indian buffet I have had, the selection was very slim. Food was ok, some dishes were a little dried out.

Based on the reviews I had higher expectations for this place. Sadly, like Gladys C., I was disappointed with the Butter Chicken. The chicken itself was fine, it was moist and not all completely breast meat (which is rare in this city unfortunately.) But the sauce lacked flavour and was a bit soupy. The beef Samosas were good, but not great again they lacked flavour. The veggie Pakoras were pretty good but a little too salty. The Gulab Jamun were standard fair but unlike most restaurants generous in proportion. I thought that the Coconut rice was much too sweet, like they were using Sweetened Coconut shavings.
Unfortunately this is the only Indian restaurant that will deliver to our place so we may be making our own treks across the city for better food or lowering our standards.

Okay, I like Indian food, especially butter chicken (who’s not like this dish?!). I read the reviews and articles, so I had hopes high to this place. I went in yesterday. I think I was the first customer that day.
Food. Good but I guess I had high standard for butter chicken. It was not marinated long to penetrate the flavor. Beef curry was good. I didn’t go for 2^nd round but the sweet is very good.

I went here for lunch with some co-​workers, many of whom are of Indian decent. We were all pleased — the food was a little milder than I usually like but it was tasty. The buffet was smaller than expected, but it satisfied us and was well worth the $ 12.95.
I will go back.

Although I am not usually a fan of buffets one of my colleagues (who happens to be Indian) inisisted on going for lunch. I was very pleasantly surprised. Most buffets have naan right in the buffet. Tandoori Palce brings fresh naan to your table which makes the meal exceptional.

I was determined not to like this place. The location is the former location of my favorite Indian restaurant, Delhi Darbar. I was an extremely sad panda when Delhi Darbar moved to the other side of the city, and I could no longer go there 1 – 3 times a week like I usually did. Then, to add insult to injury, this new place wasn’t open on Sundays which is when I most liked to frequent Delhi Darbar. BOOOO.
Then yesterday happened. I was out of food, recovering from the flu and too tired/​lazy to go food shopping and then make something to eat. I was in the area. I wanted Indian food. I walked inside and was greeted by a friendly waitress with a warm smile on her face.
Pros: Food was delicious. Their Bharta Eggplant was awesomesauce. Sooo many Indian restaurants in the city get that dish all wrong and sour. Probably because they use canned eggplant. Not this place! Would totally recommend that, and the Chana Masala… even the Bhindi Masala. I really liked that even though I hate okra with a passion. And the pakora was light and crispy without being greasy: D Hooray!
Cons: Usually, with Indian buffets, the food is divided in sections so that the veg-​friendly dishes are in one spot, and the meat dishes are in another. Here, the food is all kind of mixed up. I was so used to the old layout, that I almost put a ladleful of beef curry on my plate. My companion said the kheer could have used more cardamom and pistachios, because it tasted just like regular rice pudding. Also, the décor could use some jazzing up. The walls are kind of a gross, boring brown. Lastly, when I put some of the Mukhwas in my mouth while paying for lunch it tasted like lavender perfume. Like someone had sprayed some cleaner all over the counter when wiping it, and got it all over the Mukhwas tray. Blergh. Still, forgivable.
All in all, I was won over and I am no longer mad at you, Tandoori Palace. I will recommend you to all my friends.