The Everest Grill

Tried it yesterday and it was pretty good and clean. Had a chance to try the butter chicken, karai paneer, biryani and tikka masala along with butter naan and potato naan. I loved the most the ginger kick in the Tikka masala, the sauce was balanced very well. Biryani came with yogurt sauce, all dishes taste delicious and you can tell that the quality of ingredients is not compromised. The chef there has to get promoted. I really am looking forward to try all other dishes.

We went in to try this restaurant as it is highly rated, service was okay, but ambiance and quality was compromised a lot in terms of taste and hygiene. Felt like family owned restaurant, service was really great and prices were normal but quantity/quality was way to low! We tried their house draught which was served warm so start wasn’t the best. In appetizers we tried chat which was really delicious. Samosa was missing the taste but we can understand what you get for a dollar. Main dishes we tried were chicken karahi, Dal Makhni, Paneer korma and chilly paneer. Honestly all the dishes were missing the essence of Indian cuisine! To start with chicken karahi it was full of onion gravy with 4-5 chucks of boiled chicken not to mention these main course are good for only one person. Paneer Korma was one of the best among everything. Dal makhani was just a dal, basic yellow dal with cream. Chilli Paneer was okay as compare to other food as it was close to indo Chinese. To talk about naan, Garlic naan was the best. Ordered Onion kulcha but still got potatoes stuffed kulcha after mentioning more then twice no potatoes but the taste was again the best. Overall in general we order one starter, one main course and 2/3 bread between us (couple). Over here price we’re almost same as other Indian restaurants but with quantity we needed to order extra main dish and bread that’s the difference to compare. I would recommend this restaurant but if you are concerned about hygiene and taste then ⚠️

We haven’t even left the restaurant or even better, finished eating our meal and everything is so AMAZING I had to write a review. The food here is comparable to fireworks in our mouths. The flavours are so plentiful they are exploding with the most spectacular experiences…..if that even makes sense. The staff are incredibly hospitable and friendly we have already planned to return, know what we are ordering and know this will be a regular place we order from for our date nights in. If you haven’t been here or if you haven’t tried Indian cuisine this is the spot to come!!! I’d give 10 stars if that were an option.

A truly family owned restaurant. The place had a casual friendly vibe where families could eat good food in peace. They had a wide variety of options, both vegetarian and non-veg. The menu also featured lots of alcoholic beverages if so desired. The owner added a personal touch. Food was okay, nothing great but good to have when you drive down a small town and are looking for comfort Indian food. I have to especially mention the dessert for being wrong though. Hot gulab jamuns are different from cold ones and they offered the hot ones on the menu but didn't have the right dessert available; they just heated up regular coconut gulab jamuns in the microwave or something and brought them out. They weren't even properly hot and didn't have enough flavour so i'm guessing, they were old and hard. Other than that it's a good place.

Amazing food! It doesn't look like a lot, but neither my companion nor myself could finish! The spice blends are White person friendly, so don't be afraid to try any dish. The chef is more than competent, and the server will ask what your spice tolerance is (middling spicy with a bit of a bite would be medium, imo). I had the sweet lassi, companion had the mango. Very good - helps manage any unexpected spicy burn. Parking is okay, no WiFi that I'm aware of, but I didn't ask. Overall, I highly recommend the food & drinks.