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Have been coming here regularly as it's one of the only Indian restaurants in the area and it really deserves a bump up to 4 stars. I usually get the dinner special which I believe is $9 and it comes with rice, one main dish, one vegetable, an appetizer and a little salad which is usually just some lettuce leaves. This special is great value but you'll pretty much get the same selections from the hot plate each time you order which aren't bad at all, just not as much variety and not as fresh. I recently tried an order of the mattar paneer which is one of my favourite Indian food dishes and it was surprisingly delicious. After I ordered, the gentleman working there started cooking my dish fresh. The outcome was really good and for the price and portion I'll probably be ordering off the main menu from now on. The portion is large and packed with green peas and paneer cheese, the flavour is great, I like it a bit saltier usually but it's still really good and fresh tasting. Also, the last few times I've come, they make the naan fresh in an actual tandoor oven they have built into the stove in the little cooking area, those details make this place worth noticing.
I'd definitely recommend Indian crown for a quick way to satisfy those Indian food cravings!
I have been here a couple times now and have had mixed experiences but I'll chalk that up to them being new.
The food is actually pretty good and if you get the lunch/dinner specials it's a decent price as well.
They have an extensive menu but only showcase a few dishes per day. We've asked about ordering items not on display and they said they can still make them. We've seen them remove buckets of food from a fridge which makes me believe the food is made ahead and stored until someone orders.
We've had the lunch ($7)and dinner special ($9) and unfortunately for $2 more the dinner size is the exact same as the lunch size. Try to go before the lunch special ends as it's the same portion for lunch and dinner; dinner will just cost you a bit more.
I have tried the eggplant, beef curry, Chana masala, butter chicken and aloo gobi and it was all pretty good. The butter chicken is definitely above average and I really liked their eggplant as well. The first time we came here, we got the most stale quarter of a piece of naan with the lunch special which kind of turned us off but we were still impressed with the taste of the food. The second time we went, the naan was actually freshly prepared in what appears to be an actual tandoor oven in the small little food court spot, this time it was fluffy, crispy and delicious. The "salad" is really a couple shreds of lettuce and a slice of tomato. The food is the reason I'll keep coming back here as well as the kind service. I'd take this place over similar options like Amaya express which I'm always quite disappointed with and it tends to be pricier.
The gentlemen working at the takeout spot are super nice. They seem to be proud of their food and will offer to give some sauce from a different dish so you can try other items. One time he almost forgot to charge us and he to remind him that we hadn't paid yet.
Overall I will be back, the food is good, consistency can be improved but, again, this is a food court so expectations can't be the highest. I look forward to trying some other dishes they have!
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