this is my wife's review - the restaurant was almost empty at 6:30 when i met some friends here for dinner on a thursday night. if you are interested in a lunch buffet, it looks like their buffet area is very small, so probably won’t have that much variety. at dinnertime (at least this night), only menu service was provided. service was quite good without being obtrusive and our waitress was helpful when we had questions. we started out with potato samosas and onion pakoras for appetizers and all were freshly prepared and tasted good. we had garlic naan, spinach-stuffed naan, pomegranate chicken, chicken tikka masala, and lamb vindaloo as our shared entrees. we ordered all of them at two star spicing. as far as i am concerned, the spiciness level was really closer to a one star than a two star, so would order three star the next time around. always better to play it safe the first time one checks out a new restaurant. they were all delicious, but i thought the portions were a tad on the small side for the price. after we paid our bill, the waitress brought out a complimentary serving of an excellent mango mousse for the table to share which was a very nice touch. the food was quite good, so i would be willing to come back here again sometime. on the other hand, there are a lot of excellentindianrestaurants in the greater eastside area and this one was merely very good. (my spouse and i tend to range all the way from issaquah up to everett with our base more in the middle. reading reviews of lynnwood areaindianrestaurants, this one probably does stand out as a better pick than many.)