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| - The food was just "OK". Not what you'd expect at these prices. The chicken was over done to the extreme. Dry and tough. I've had much better at half the price, and there was nothing stellar about the service or atmosphere that would justify the high prices either.
I think they rely on gullible people like me, who make the mistake of thinking that because the prices are high, it must be really special. I've found again and again that there is very little correlation, unless it is inverse, to the price and the quality.
As to it being in a casino, yes, that does matter. Because I've seen it quite often that a fancy restaurant will set up shop in a casino where they can charge high prices to people who they don't have to worry about coming back, and who are in the mind set of having a good time and not worrying about the money. Just because they are high priced joint in a casino does not mean that they are bad, but it's a red flag.
And anyone who tells you to disregard the review of someone who has an opinion different from their own, and pronounces that such people are not proper foodies, deserves to have their own review disregarded.
I gave it 3 stars. I think that could be called generous in light of the overdone chicken ( I'm not the only one to notice this). 3 stars means, according to Yelp, "A-OK". Gaylord is nothing better than A-OK. You'd be better off trying two other Indian places at random. It would cost you the same, and you'd have 2 chances to have a decent meal.
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