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| - I've only had their buffet during lunch time. Its selling points are: convenience and efficiency.
Located on S. Craig St., it is about halfway between Pitt and CMU and across from the museums -- good for a quick bite between meetings or classes.
And the keyword here is *quick*. Since the lunch buffet is basically a self service, you can come in, get a table, and immediately begin to stuff your face. As soon as you're sated, the waitstaff is happy to bring you the check and get you out the door so that your table is free for other customers.
The buffet food is pretty plebeian: bins of kormas, saags, basmati rice, and naan heated by kerosene. Not a wide selection, but you can have as many servings as you care to eat. The rice pudding is usually the highlight of my meal (not because it's especially good, but just because I have a sweet tooth).
If the option permitted, I'd have given it 2.5 stars.
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