Parivaar

We order takeout from here regularly, at least once a month, and every time the food comes hot, fresh, and flavorful. We used to order from Masala Bistro, but after some hit-or-miss experiences, we made the switch and haven't looked back. The phone is always answered promptly and politely, and when we walk in to pick it up we are always met with a smile and a professional demeanor. Also, it looks like there is someone posting tons of negative reviews about this restaurant...? I have never experienced anything like what is described in those reviews. These guys are great and deserve your business!

very poor experience from owner. He was so stressed and was rough with customers. never had such experience in US. Food is good but service and behavior is equally important. Your comments still shows your overreaction. this is the same we experienced during our visit . I wish you all the best for your next venture.

Always have been going to this restaurant for a few years. Uncle who runs it is a legend. The naan and paneer is a go too dish. Staff is usually busy so it takes time, but i don’t mind it. With all the rude aunties and uncles coming in this restaurant staff deserves the world. It is very authentic, but with all the other indian restaurant i go to i think of it this way. The longer the food takes the better and more “homey” it is. Parivaar doesn’t take long for food so i recommend eating at your local aunties house lol :). Other than that, the place offers a very nice and cozy hall for celebrations and has authentic food, definitely recommend. p.s. make sure to remind owner uncle he is a legend :)

This has to be the biggest Indian buffet in the area, both in terms of the square footage as well as the number of dishes offered. The restaurant is brand new: with freshly painted walls, new dining tables, and sparkling porcelain plates. But for some reason the atmosphere was somehow "off". Maybe it was lacking some background music, missing some wall decor, or simply a bit too big of an eating area to feel cozy. I mean, this place is huge -- in addition to the large main dining and buffet areas, there is a party room in the back, and a banquet hall even bigger than the main dining area. We did note some small nice touches such as fresh stem of rose and bottled water at each table. Fruit punch and Chai tea were also welcomed extras. OK, now to the food. The selections were at least twice as much as other Indian buffets. For this I am adding 1 star. In addition to a small salad & fruit bar, you got to choose dishes from 3 different bays. Vegetarian: Chilli Baby Corn, Vegetable Biryani, Sambar,Tomato Dal, Pongal, Rasam, Chana Masala, Mixed Pakoda, Paneer Butter Masala, rice and Naan. Non-vegetarian: Chicken Pepper Fry, Saag Chicken, Tandoor Chicken, Chicken Tikka Masala ,Karikudi Chicken, Chicken Biryani, Egg Fried Rice, and Semiya Payasam (Dessert). Miscellaneous: Chana Chat, Tomato Soup, Coconut Burfi, Fruit Punch, Chai Tea, and Gongura Pickles. The Tandoor Chicken was tender and had a nice strong smoky flavor. The Chicken Biryani had a real kick of spiciness which I also liked. Chicken Pepper Fry was a first for me and is another honorable mention, so were the Saag and Karikudi Chicken. Weekday lunch buffet is $9.99 Tue-Thu 11:30 to 3:00. Weekend lunch (Fri-Sun) is $12.99 from 12 noon to 3:00. Dinner are 6:00 to 9:30. The restaurant is closed on Mondays.

I have been here for the weekday brunch at least three times with coworkers and we all agree that this is an excellent eating experience with a clean, brightly lit dining area. The location has been open for about a year under the current management and so far the service has remained consistently good. The normal brunch was about $10.50 (with water) during the weekday and payments can be card or cash. Their seating is plentiful with numerous four seating booth and table options along with 12/16 table pushed together, so good for a small and large crops. We were seated in their private room which looks like it handled 24 chairs easily. We were served bottled water by default but I'm not sure if there were refills available. The buffet has four food stations with two of them dedicated to other items like desserts and soups. Everything is clearly marked, so you will know if the food is vegetarian or not. most foods have their own servings buns, though it might be helpful for the uninitiated if they included an indication if the food was spicy or not. If it's important to you they have a sign clearly saying that they are Halal. We are likely to return as long as the service remains this good.