Indian Connection

Food is amazing. Wish they didn't use styrofoam but the worst offence? In a global pandemic, the chef couldn't be bothered to wear a mask, which of course is legally required indoors. Cooking for a line of folks queued up on a Friday afternoon. Not only bad for business but literally bad for our health. Will be reporting to Washington County.

I have visited this place lot of times in the past and the experience was ok. But this time I had horrible experience. So I visited during busy time and ordered “Indo-Chinese Platter” which included Hakka noodles and veg manchurian ( their specialty for the day). What I got was kofta balls fried in manchurian gravy. The manchurian balls literally had cheese n cashews and were sweet like anything. If they ran out of stock, they should have the ethics to tell that straightaway to the customer rather than fooling them. Very disappointing experience.

Needless to say, this is a one stop solution to stock my Indian pantry. From a wide variety of Indian spices, grains, snacks and all the condiments you could think of, you get them here. You also get the basic pooja stuff, containers, vessels etc here, but a little overpriced definitely compared to the Indian stores in other states. There is a small Indian restaurant inside, where you could satisfy your junk cravings- chaat, chola bhatura and dosa etc! I have edited my stars because the food was so disappointing. We ordered hakka noodles and I assure you you would throw them after the first bite. The dhokla was super dry and had excessive chat masala on top. Chola bhatura was aweful. The service is good though. On complaining about the noodles, they made new noodles for us but exactly the same way. Biryani tasted good but had buckets of oil. Gobhi paratha looked savory due to loads of butter topped on it but had no salt, it was awful.