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2) The food is like any other average Indian restaurant you'll find in town. Nothing special but nothing to bash it for either.
3) It can be a hit or miss with the level of spice.
Note to the new comers to Indian Food - If you cannot tolerate that burning heat in your Indian food, stress that when ordering food. Remember, "spicy" is not always indicative of the "heat" in your food. Many people make this mistake, as these terms are used interchangeably, confusing things further. Remember, the heat in Indian food is mainly due to addition of fresh green chili, red chili powder or flakes, ground black pepper, and sometimes ginger. Asking the chef to skip only the first two items won't make the food less delicious. Your food will instead be mild, still tasty, and won't burn your insides or give you acidity/heartburn if you are prone to it.
4) Samosa chat (a bit on the hot side), dosas, butter chicken, breads, and "biryani" rice are my favorites from this place. EDIT: Butter chicken is EXCELLENT.
5) The place is kind of expensive for the amount of food you get.
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