There is nothing Indian about it; cuisine nor the hospitality! Being an Indian, I feel ashamed that the owner has been fooling his customers for pieces of meat/vegetables supposedly presented as Indian food.What is more astonishing is that the person who needs a lesson or two in customer service is the manager (or owner) of this joint.If you go for dinner, he will always come and bug you saying that the hotel is going to close shortly; indicating please gulp up the cardboard pieces in front of you.One cant imagine, when i told him that chicken pakora is like rubber chicken, he said that he is in business for 22 years and what i was saying is wrong. We had a big argument, but he really needs to know how to talk with customers.I paid him 65 bucks but i guess 6.5 spent in MacDonalds across the street would be a good option next time. He is robbing his customers for so many years, no wonder he drives a Mercedes!!!

When I first moved to Fort Lee from New York, it was one of the first restaurant i tried in Fort Lee. I actually ordered out because the atmosphere there was a bit gloomy and dark. The waiter/host was very nice and suggested couple of dishes. I ordered the lamb curry to go and it was exceptional! One of the best Indian food I ever had. Gotta admit it's a bit expensive and the food comes in small portion. Overall, I give it A++