Great Indian Cuisine

Reviews

• Jay Y.

  star star star star star_border 10 August 2026

  I've come here in person when I worked nearby for their lunch buffet - pretty cheap, no frills, friendly service
  
  I could eat their butter chicken for days and the chicken tikka masala is very good. Also the naan they bring to the table pairs so so well with their curry. Sometimes I just forgo the rice and dip the naan in the curry.
  
  Super heavy meal so beware if you come here for lunch you may be sleepy in the afternoon!
  
  I ordered some of their food togo and the butter chicken was as good as I remember but the naan seemed like it was half cooked - not the usual crisp, burnt naan I was accustomed to when I would go in person. Ended up throwing away half the naan and just eating the curry with rice so that was a bit disappointing.
  
  Chicken wrap is fantastic

• Patti A.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 5 August 2026

  Food is mediocre .. Its an insult to call it indian food .. Everything is so bland.
  
  We ordered online
  Fried rice = sugar +. rice + frozen veggies
  
  few items from the order were missed and when spoke to the restaurant the person was so damn rude and unapologetic . We did not even recieve any refund
  
  Disgusting
  
  will never recommend this to any one.

• Cathy J.

  star star star star star_border 28 July 2026

  Great Indian Cuisine is close to my work so I've been a few times for lunch lately. I've tried both the buffet and ordering an entree. While I'm tempted to say that the buffet is the way to go, it really depends on what you want to get out of your meal. The rice is $4.99 which definitely makes the buffet more appealing, but I always have leftovers when I get an entree. Also it's just a few dollars more for twice as much curry!
  
  Most recently, I had the lunch buffet for $11.99. I'm not an expert on Indian food, but I will say that each dish tasted different and I consider that a good thing. I wasn't a huge fan of the saag even though it's normally one of my favorites, but there were plenty of other dishes to make up for it! I like that the dishes aren't overly creamy, aka food-coma-inducing. The butter chicken was a little spicy for me but it was my favorite. You have to ask for naan, but it comes out warm and fresh. Service was good, despite it being busy. After our meal, we all trudged back to work sleepy and full!

• Mehak C.

  star star star star star_border 25 July 2026

  This little gem serves up some no-nonsense, no-fuss good 'ol home style cooking.
  I absolutely love the food here. What makes it nice is that the curries are not very creamy or heavy, so you can actually enjoy your food more.
  
  We have been here a handful of times and have tried out their stuffed paranthas, which were good. The saag is light and tasty; the malai kofta is actually made of gourd vegetable instead of cottage cheese which I love because only at home do I get this version of kofta; the shahi paneer is also delicious - the paneer is soft and the gravy is not too creamy; the daal makhani is more home-style being light on the cream and butter.
  
  In the appetizers, we didn't like the chaat too much but do try the dahi bhallas - it is a difficult dish to master and not everyone gets it right. But these guys manage to nail it.
  
  This is definitely my go to place if we're too lazy to cook but want to go for food which isn't too heavy on the tummy or pocket.

• Phi N.

  star star star star star_border 18 July 2026

  I ordered on uber eats and they messed up my order -_- It was still delicious though as the sauces were very flavorful, just.... I need more meat (and some rice because I'm asian, lol). I ordered the butter chicken, chicken tikka masala, jeera rice and garlic nan. What was delivered to me was the butter chicken, some type of falafel like ball in the masala sauce and palak paneer (with garlic nan but no rice...).
  
  I would definitely order from here again but I hope they get my order correct next time