Taste of India

Went in for Indian food and found out that they were only serving a limited Mexican menu! very disappointing!

Good lunch Buffet. I think it might have been better when it opened as we are at 3 pm. Wait staff was bored. I would go back earlier. I ate dinner here and it was truly terrific!

Very good food and service. I was craving a good tikki masala and this hit the spot. Thank you!

I don’t give 5 stars but I will say this almost got it today. This is the second time I have been here and today I was blown away. Everything I ate was amazing. There was things missing but wow I’m too full to get anymore in. This place has ambiance and everything. Definitely in my top 3 Indian restaurants in Las Vegas.

Worst buffet!!! Cost is 13 $ without tax. It’s not worthy. Worst indian restaurant in LV.

Overall, this place was great. Won’t be visiting Las Vegas for a long time but would recommend to my friends here.
Pros:
— Really great Indian food. The chicken was very rich and juicy and the naan was spectacular
— Lots of places to sit and no waiting time
— Nice clean and quiet setting
— Awesome price for the buffet
Cons:
— Not a lot of food choices
— Food a little on the oily side
— Employees barely keeping up with the small capacity (had to wait for bowls and rice at one point)
* To be fair, I may have come with 8 people on a day when they didn’t expect a lot of people

Great Indian food away from the chaos and the crowds of The Strip. We had 8 adults and 2 kids and the food and prices were both excellent. Casual atmosphere and lots of seating that is perfect for family style sharing. Chicken Tikka Masala, Saag Paneer, Fish Korma, Vegetable Samosas, and Lassis were all as good as you can find in any good Indian place in big cities.

The tiki masala and lamb were delicious! The staff is super friendly. Must try the pistachio qulfi!

Relatively new, this is a great spot for Indian. It was empty when we walked in around 7pm on a Wednesday evening. Please don’t let this scare you away. The Cook used to work over at Taj Palace but recently started here. I ordered the chicken tikka masala, it was creamy tomato based and extremely delicious. Chili Paneer was great. We also had flakey vegetables samosa and garlic naan. I will be making this my go to spot for Indian. Bye bye Taj Palace.

The best Indian Restaurant in the casino city! The menu has a wide range of items, both North Indian & South Indian! Cordial hosts and best service. It has been the ‘to go’ for the time we stayed in Vegas. Visit once and you will be back for more! :)

Best indian food in the locality. Hospitable hosts, custom made orders and what not. Make sure you try the ghee pongal and their masala dosa when you are here. Their lunch buffet is reasonably priced and will not disappoint you for sure.

If you love Indian food, you want to try this place.
Ok, not sure of how Unilocal is figuring out recommended reviews since there are lots of good reviews of this place but not in the recommended ones which is what most people read. When trying a new Indian restaurant (before I get to taste the food which really makes the quality decision), it is a real plus to see Indian customers. I have often seen tables of them here eating which implies to the authenticity of the food.
I love Indian food, my go to style (along with Thai) while traveling & in the many cities we’ve lived in. We were going to 2 of the Flamingo restaurants often, until we found this place. I’ve only checked in 14 times, but have been there more, just sometimes too much in a rush to start savoring some goodies that I forget to grab the phone & checkin.
Usually we come to the lunch buffet — with our appetites it’s definitely the most cost effective time. Being vegan & gluten-​free there are still enough choices for me to fill my plate 3 (or more) times.
For those that like their food spicy or made to order, this is where they shine. Knowing I like spicy, when I ordered the aloo gobi the best explanation was «total mouth orgasm». It was so amazingly perfectly spiced. I was actually annoyed when he took a bite & also liked it so much that the «wow that’s really good» was followed by stealing more bites. I wanted to take more home than the little bit of sauce that was left. But even that sauce which did come home cuz there was no way I was wasting it, made another awesome dish when baked with some green beans.
So obviously I recommend this dish — tell them your spiciness happy point is.
Also if you like your uttapam crispy like I do, let them know. They are willing to make the dishes to your preferences (unlike a certain Encino Calif restaurant I won’t name here).
I was told that there are more South Indian dishes available on weekends in addition to what is on the menu. Which means I really need to try & work a weekend visit in so I can try new dishes since I love to try new tastes — if I can force myself not to order the aloo gobi every non-​buffet visit. Granted it is sometimes on the buffet, but since few people enjoy my preferred spice level, it would be more tame.
Ok, this review is ending now because I am obsessing about a dish I now crave but can’t get to tonight. Of course I could call them for delivery…

This is the best Indian Food I have ever had. This makes me sad because I am away from home (Phoenix) at RollerCon, and I won’t get as many opportunities to eat here as I would like (every night)!
I decided to eat here with my boyfriend and the restaurant was hosting a HUGE party. There were people and children everywhere. Despite this, the service was excellent and the food was delivered to us in a very timely manner.
The food was mouth-​watering heaven-​in-​a-​bowl! I want to eat it EVERY DAY OF MY LIFE. I kept wanting to eat more even after I was past the point of unbuttoning not one, but two of the buttons of my jeans (they’re high-​waisted, if you’re wondering).
Anyway, go here, eat here. It’s amazing! We will definitely be coming back when we come back to Vegas for RollerCon or visiting family!

Ehh. Probably won’t be back. Had the buffet today. Seemed like they don’t get busy & the food had been sitting out awhile. The rice was… Hard. The food was pretty bland. Was expecting more flavor since it is Indian food.
I’d say the only good thing about this restaurant is the fresh naan.

The best Indian food, but never see them been very busy … Wish they are in the better location and hope their business will get better…

Located in close proximity to UNLV, the décor is very basic. We received both garlic and plain naan, neither of which could possibly have been made in house. Service was friendly, but we were two of only 3 – 4 customers during our entire stay. I managed to sample most of the standard buffet items offered with none considered a standout and a few stinkers. The temperature of the food, varying from hot to tepid, was the biggest problem. Overall I felt our meal was just okay and not worthy of a return visit.

This is one of the best Indian food that I have had in a loooong time. I am frequent traveller to Las Vegas and have been craving for good South Indian food. My colleague at my office had mentioned a couple of times about this restaraunt. I finally got a chance to go there today for a lunch buffet. The food was fantastic. The chicken briyani, goat curry and the chicken masala were top notch. The «Idly Sambar», a specific variety of sambar made just for Idly and Dosas was phenomenal. The owner later told us that she is planning to have few more special items coming which includes «Appam» which is one of my favs.
Can’t wait to go back for dinner!

My second time here and the food is great.

NORTHERN & SOUTHERN INDIAN LUNCH BUFFET
Judging the quality of an Indian buffet is as subjective as reviewing a Chinese buffet that serves sushi and pizza. I would confidently say that the name «Taste of India» is most appropriate. It’s strictly genuine Indian cuisine. Lunch buffet is available everyday from 11:30 till 3:30. The principle chef is by way of India Palace Las Vegas. Deven Singh is one of the other principle and is a most genuine and polite chap. Talk about a person who knows the pulse of Las Vegas. He’s been a LAS resident for 30+ years.
Of course diners should respect the difference between food cooked for the buffet from the extensive menu entrees. Having a meal from the menu would be a much more direct and refined method of tasting Indian cuisine. I’m looking forward to returning for dinner.
There’s plenty of parking and seating.

Second time here. Food is delicious. I always order the chicken tikka with a side of masala sauce. It never disappoints!