himani indian cuisine

delish. i love himani's indiancuisinei think it's the best food in town!!! i reccomend it highly escpecually the buffett!!mmm

yum!. when the work week is long, and i need a a little motivation to get me through, i order take out from himani. i first fell in love with their indiancuisinefrom their booth at the sunday market. the tandoori chicken is my favorite. soooo good!!

congratulations himani!. i was so happy to see that himani indiancuisinewas voted best new restaurant & restaurant of the year for 2011! with the excellent authentic cuisine, beautiful presentation, friendly staff and aesthetically pleasing surroundings, i enjoy my experience everytime at himani indian cuisine.

if you're not familiar with indian food, i would suggest you go during the afternoon buffet so you can try different dishes and decide which are your favorites. the chicken makhani-marinated chicken cooked in cream and tomato sauce and the chicken coconut koorma-chicken cooked with cashew and almond sauce are excellent. garlic naan is a favorite also. i never leave without a wonderful cup of indian coffee or chai tea. himani has a new website with a complete menu now, which has helped with deciding what i want to try before i get there and it's also been helpful on those days i decide to have take out! www.himaniindian.com good job himani, congratulations on your recent honors and i think next on my list to try is fish tikka masala-fish fillets marinated in yogurt and spices simmered in a creamy tomato sauce! yum! see you soon!

i had the pleasure of being invited to the himani indiancuisineto wish a farwell to a friend. we reserved two rows of huge tables for the bunch of us (18 per table). it was noon, and i had no idea that our little town had such a restaurant with indian food. i've never tried it. we were there during the buffet, so there were many offerings to choose from.
i choose to have:
naan (flat bread to use as a tool with the rice. very authentic. we had no idea that there were people from india here in our small town. then following: himani chicken curry with basmati rice, this was rice in a bowl, then covered with the chicken curry. followed by bajji, a potatoe dipped in garbonzo batter and fryed, then for the sweet part; and gajar halwa, which is shredded carrots cooked with cardamom and milk. it looked strange, but was ver, very good!
it was a fun, relaxing atmosphere, with servers right there to help with any questions and service.
top rate!!!