Lal Mirch

This is a follow-up to my review of 11/2/12. Since I was not interested in the buffet, and they had eliminated the remainder of their lunch menu, I returned to this restaurant for dinner. Not only had they eliminated the soup and tea, but now they wanted me to pay for the rice with my entre, which cost something like $15. When I threatened to walk out without paying, they gifted the rice. This is not my kind of place.

They serve good food here, but unless you want the buffet, it is now too expensive for lunch. I used to have lunch regularly there, and the lunch entrees ran about $10 and included soup and tea. After awhile, they stopped providing the tea. Then they stopped including soup. Then, they eliminated the lunch portions, and raised the prices of the dinner entrees, which was all you could order for lunch. I'm not really interested in the buffet, because it is chicken, and chicken and more chicken plus vegan stuff. I got pretty upset about the increasing lack of hospitality there and stopped going.

I am Indian, My name is Ashish Pandey, I am Basically from Mumbai ,india and I regularly have Indian food outside. The tasteful decor, the excellent service, and especially the FOOD make Indian Garden one of my favorite restaurants for a long, conversational lunch or a romantic dinner. The samosas are the best anywhere, and every dish I've ever tried has become my favorite. It might be difficult to choose between the many restaurants on Devon, but Indian Garden stands out for its friendliness, consistency, and quality.