ThereвЂ™s a water dispenser machine by the restroom.

Drinks are canned or bottled, along with fresh smoothies. Maybe make the fridge colder or place the drinks in iced containers.Environment: The expansive menu is up on the flat screens. Only con is I really wish the mango lassi was colder. We also ordered the karaikudi masala fried rice, a new dish thatвЂ™s somewhat spicy, a mango lassi, and gobi pakoda which is fried cauliflower. We ordered it with a vegetable uthapam, which was probably my favorite because it tastes like a soft, semi sweet vegetable pancake lol. ItвЂ™s pretty casual, so when youвЂ™re done, you place your plates in the dirty dish area by the back entry way.Food: Top notch. They were really busy at 12:30 on a Saturday, so expect about 4-5 people ahead of you when you order during prime time. There is a ramp in the back of the restaurant that leads to the back entryway, too.Service: Nice employees. Handicap parking is in the back and has a sidewalk for wheelchair access. All the dishes were flavorful.Driving Up: The parking lot is gravel with plenty of parking on the side and in the back. This is a really great, authentic restaurant.

I believe the food will bring us back to taste their other dishes, but no coffee next time! Based on just the food served, I would it give it a 5 star review.

Another unpleasant task that left us disappointed. We were expected to drop off our dirty dishes in bins outside the restaurant. It tasted like an instant coffee diluted with loads of milk. Each dish was tasty and authentic, I took the extra step of ordering their вЂњfilter coffee.вЂќ What a disappointment. The purus were perfect and so were the sides. I ordered the Puri with the potato side (typically South Indian), while my husband ordered the Puri with the Chole. You order your food and wait at the table. The yellow and green interior reminds you of the colors of the Indian flag. The squat building itself and the interior were rich in color. A sizable front yard with some parking places and a few outdoor tables greeted us. The place is close to the downtown Pineville area that seems to be in the throes of a revival. South Indian fare is a rarity in Charlotte and we were eager to try out this place in Pineville. Enjoy and make sure your there early to avoid disappointments of no parking/ no seating or sold out menu!*This write up is based on my personal experience and no solicitation involved.Bon Appetite Folks! вЂ¦ more My sambhar vada was nicely soaked up and my sonвЂ™s paneer dosa was a HIT.Balaji cafe gives you simple food and itвЂ™s truly divine. They are done right!Our Thali meal consisted of a variety rice, utappam, mint chilly chutney, payasam, the dals, sambhar, yoghurt rice and fryums to complete it. But still we were late as the inside seats were completely packed by then.Son loves their dosas ,Husband loves his Thali set and myself a bit of both of these.ItвЂ™s a simple no nonsense affair. I am used to eating very mildly spiced food but they were tad bit spicy.Since we wanted to try their Thali menu, we were in early on Saturday by 11:30am. Pretty packed on weekends but no dearth for good food. We are always updating this list with new SLC Indian restaurants and new favorites.Dear Readers and future Diners,This is a pure vegetarian restaurant. Check out our list of the Best Indian Food in Salt Lake City! And now that SLC is flexing the range of its tastebuds, Indian cuisine continues to push the freshest spices and flavorful dishes around.

When you grow up on quick, economical dinners, trying Indian food for the first time is a revelation. Indian restaurants in Salt Lake City have been a flavor sanctuary for years. WeвЂ™ve laid out some samosas, the best butter chicken, naan stop naan, and the tastiest tikka masalas along the Wasatch Front. If you need curry in a hurry, you are so lucky to have stumbled on this Best Indian Food in Salt Lake City list at this exact moment. You think theyвЂ™re gonna let me play Blade?вЂќ Ravi: вЂњNo no, I read heвЂ™s 1/16th Indian.вЂќДev: вЂњWho cares? If you go back far enough weвЂ™re all 1/16th something. Dev: вЂњYou see The Social Network? Max Minghella plays an Indian guy.

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