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After all the issues we've had finding food sushi in Phoenix, I was worried about beginning to Indian food venues. Luckily, we were much more successful with this type of food. The Indian Delhi Palace was absolutely scrumptious, and just as awesome, it was incredibly affordable. The Samosas were perfectly sized and scrumptious. I wish that they'd brought the tamarind sauce out before them with the chutney, but it did go perfectly with the samosa. I got Malai Kofta. Not exactly what I was expecting (it's my favorite dish), as it was a bit different than other places I've had it, but it was still delicious. My partner got a good ol' favorite; Saag Paneer. It was a bit too spicy for her (her fault for ordering it medium), but we wound up mixing the two sauces together, and it was perfect. Portions were generous, especially given the affordable prices. The service was so-so; our glasses stayed empty for some time before they got refills. I wish I'd gotten a mango lassi, but it was a bit pricey, and we chose the Samosas instead. Also, I was a bit disappointed that the naan was sold separately, but I guess that's the way lots of places are going now. All told, it was delicious, comforting and satisfying Indian food, and we were quite impressed! I can't wait to try their lunch buffet.
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