Posts Tagged ‘Lunch Buffet’

INDIA BISTRO

1157 Davie Street, Vancouver
Tel: 604-684-6342

Web: http://www.indiabistro.ca/

Advice: Specify the spice (heat) level for the dishes you order. Share dishes with your friends. Best to come for dinner.

Chicken Spinach

Vegetable Jalfrazi

Steamed Rice

Garlic Naan

I have dined here many times over the years and always enjoy the ambience, service, presentation and the tasty dishes.  I have eaten almost all the dishes on the menu, most recently my friend and I shared some dishes and had the Chicken Spinach ($11.95) boneless chicken with spinach, cooked with garlic, ginger & Indian spices; Vegetable Jalfrazi ($10.95) seasonal fresh vegetables with onion, bell peppers, tomato in a light curry sauce; Steamed Rice ($2.95) plain steamed rice; and Garlic Naan ($2.50) white leavened bread flavored with garlic & basil. There is an extensive selection of Vegetarian items along with soups, salads, curries, appetizers, tandoori sizzlers, naan breads, rice specialties, seafood, chicken, lamb and a good range of desserts including my favourite Gulabjamun the dark brown round shaped cheese balls comes in a honey syrup.

Review by: Richard Wolak

ATITHI

2445 Burrard street, Vancouver
Tel: 604-731-0221

Web:  http://www.atithi.ca/

Twitter: @eatindianatithi

Advice: Their online menu seems to offer different items than the restaurant menu, if you like a dish that you don’t see in the restaurant just ask.

Naan filled with nuts and fruit

Naan filled with nuts and fruit

I am happy to have found another place where you can experience the flavours of authentic Indian cuisine. Some of the flavours that I enjoyed here were the mango, jackfruit and the curry, the food isn’t spicy it is delicate and tasty. I heard about the wonderful dishes that the chef/owner Chef Abhishek Roy who has cooked in some of the finest Indian restaurants had been cooking and I had to give it a try. Atithi (means Honoured Guest) and the service is wonderful, the restaurant is fairly small and could be missed as the traffic goes past, this is a gem worth discovering. After I ordered, I was served a papadum (Indian cracker) with a flavorful mint and tamarind chutney to tempt my tastebuds. For an appetizer I had the Naan bread filled with nuts and fruit ($2.50) — (not on the menu, ask for it), for my main meal I had the Mango Chicken ($14.95) served with basmati rice and a green salad with pomegranates and plain naan. This dish is not on the regular menu either, it is on the Chefs special menu, just ask and they will make it. The naan bread here is flat unlike the traditional varieties you would find at most Indian restaurants.

Mango Chicken

Mango Chicken

I can’t wait to go back for a return visit for their lunch buffet which is offered Mon-Fri 11:30-2:30pm for $8.95 that includes 3 non-vegetarian items, 3 vegetarian items, rice, salad and 2 desserts.

Review by: Richard Wolak

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