Sitar Indian Cuisine

They give spicy a new meaning!! My taste buds had a flavor overload! Everything was fresh, the service was great and the drinks where nice and strong. I really appreciate how attentive our waiter was, he took the time to explain the different menu items to me so that I had a better understanding of what I was ordering. I will definitely be back!

I liked this place before. However, during Valentine's Day 02/14/2014 when I visited with my Family, I was very disappointed over all. First, the manager didn't accept my Living Social voucher, even though the deal didn't have any day restriction. The Manager came up with his own decision. Then, he refused it, he asked me if I still would like to eat here? that was very unprofessional.. Next, the servers were college students not proper trained restaurant servers and didn't know on how to give good service. Lastly, the food is not really the best you can get.. They could have at least prepared it well. All I can say now is I am never ever going to visit this place again. The Manager's attitude changed the whole perception of this place for me now.

Decent prices for an indian buffet close to home? I'm in! PARKING: Street or shared lot in the back. SERVICE: There's a lot of room for improvement here. We were the first party in the restaurant for lunch, and the waiter was a bit laggy as if we inconvenienced him to be there. I mean, there's not much service to a buffet aside from clearing plates and delivering drinks and naan. Service was sluggish. FOOD: -Garlic Naan: I love that naan is on the thinner side - great for dipping and not too filling! There was significant garlic flavor. -Lamb: This was one of my favorites! To be honest, I never order lamb at indian restaurants. This lamb was not gamey at all and had a wonderfully light flavor without any gameyness. -Tikka Masala: Most of the meat was dark meat- just the way I like it! Great sauce for dipping. -Tandoori chicken: Super moist chicken - this is right up Alek's alley as it's lightly flavored. Overall, I'd be back for food alone - not service!

I'm not sure if this place is under new ownership, but the name has changed. It's now Bollywood Masala. My experience was great. I'm from out of town traveling on business and I always make a point to go to an indian restaurant for dinner at least one night. I picked this one simply because it was close to my hotel. The service was great. It's always a little awkward going out to eat alone, (or maybe I'm just awkward) but having a great meal makes it worth it. The food was great; I especially loved the samosas. The kheer was also delicious and you could actually taste the rosewater. Also, I never once had to ask for my glass to be refilled which is a pretty big accomplishment considering I drink a ton of water when I eat. We're talking 4 or 5 refills without having to ask. Overall, I think it's definitely worth a try!

This is what happens when I cheat on my favorite Indian restaurant... I ordered from here because I had to work late for dinner and this was closer than my regular Indian place. I've had the buffet before, so I figured it'd be okay... Let's just say, I was SO disappointed in the general meal. Chicken Tiki Marsala - this was SO salty. Usually marsala is rich and has a spicy texture.. but this was very watery and salty. I added some water to dilute the saltiness. Garlic Naan - pretty good. Saffron rice - This was completely tasteless. The menu said it has peas in it... NO peas. I don't usually eat rice but the saffron rice at my usual Indian place is AMAZING. So I figured every Saffron Rice would be great... NOPE. And mine had a SEED in it. I think a person should stick with the buffett and not order the individual plates because I'm really disappointed in my meal. Delivery - They came within 45 min. So that was good. The delivery guy was nice.

For the price, the buffet is delectable. I came in here with expectations of standard fare Indian lunch buffet, an adequate meal to be enhanced with the liberally included california spakling wine mimosas! What I found was one of the best chicken tikka masalas i have ever had at a buffet. I normally avoid the tikka masala like real italians avoid american spaghetti and meatballs, but this was really top notch. The mutton curry was superb, the palak paneer very good, and the rice was very buttery and moist. Throughout, the service was excellent. I will return here promptly, and that I enjoyed this meal sufficiently enough to make this declaration is a surprise to me. Highest recommendation.