A weird lunch experience.
I came here for a late lunch with a friend and we simply strolled right on in, picked up a couple plates and started eating without so much as a single employee acknowledging our existence. To be fair, a server poured us water ~ 3 min before we got up to pay. If you're looking to scratch dine-and-dash off your bucket list, this is the place to do it. But don't, because that's a dick move.
The food was tasty but a bit old/stale after the noontime rush. The peas and paneer dish with naan was my personal favorite. As for atmosphere, the inside is a bit dreary but the velvet paintings are nice to glance at if you're into wall decorations. There's only one booth that could accommodate a party greater than 4 - 5 people so seating is better suited for smaller groups.
The buffer is a good deal (~ $10) for satisfying an Indian food craving, but I couldn't help but wish I'd spent a few dollars less at the Chipotle across the street.