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| - So the only thing that would make Dhaba better would be a Waunakee location. :(
But seriously, when you are talking to random people about where you are eating Indian food for Christmas, and they say, gee I know this great place in Greenway station... You know it is good.
We have high standards for Indian restaurants. We formally lived in the San Francisco area. Indian food is ubiquitous there and usually mouth wateringly good. I'll admit, I've tried a couple of the other "great" Indian places in town - well, let's just say, I was disappointed.
As a disclaimer - my in-laws (mid-westerners through and through) call this the "hot" Indian place. Yes, Dhaba's palettes are less Americanized - something I LOVE about it. I did take a friend who doesn't like anything spicy (hot) and she told them "no heat" - and she was perfectly happy with her dish - so if you can't handle heat - I'd suggest ordering with no spice. Otherwise, if you are low-heat tolerant - downgrade by at least one degree your favorite spice preference.
Feel is industrial - but at least they have not gotten into the metal seating trend, but I'd wear a sweater if you are cold easily and not ordering a lot of spice.
In the choice for soup or salad to go with your meal - choose the soup - always.
The couches for waiting are very comfortable, the wait staff and owner are great respectful and yet attentive. I'm so glad that they are there! Yummy and authentic, delicious flavors that no matter how hard I try at home, I just cannot replicate.
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