Mehfil - Reviews

My experience at this restaurant was the worst, not even deserving one star. The customer service was bad and rude. As an Indian, I know what authentic Indian food should taste like in terms of quality and quantity. I ordered three items, and all were undercooked. To make matters worse, the screen was playing vulgar Hindi songs. I absolutely do not recommend this place, especially from an Indian perspective.

My experience at this restaurant was a mixed bag. The food was decent, not the best I've had, but acceptable. The lunch box offered good value for money. However, the service was pretty atrocious. They advertised $1 roti, but when I asked for it, they offered naan and charged over $4 without mentioning the difference. Since it was takeaway and I paid upfront, I noticed the discrepancy. When I asked them to cancel the naan, they claimed it was already made fresh and couldn't be canceled, despite the short exchange time. Furthermore, when my friend wanted to use the restroom, they were denied access. Ultimately, it's up to you how much you value service; I'll likely go elsewhere, but at least I was fed without food poisoning.

We arrived at the end of the day and were still served, which was very nice. The food was also terrific. The naan was perfection, and the samosa was large, crispy, and filled with fresh veggies. The tamarind sauce was exceptional. My husband, who is gluten-free, loved everything. We will definitely go again.

I visited this restaurant for lunch and ordered the chicken vindaloo and garlic naan. The food was good, and the service was good too. It's a well-maintained restaurant.

My experience at this restaurant was marked by a surprisingly high tax amount. For a bill of $43, I ended up paying an additional $14 in tax, bringing the total to $57. While the food received a score of 4, the service and atmosphere were rated at 1. The overall value felt questionable due to the unexpected tax.

My experience at the restaurant was quite disappointing. The food was below average, and I was surprised by additional charges, such as an 18% service charge for dine-in. The service and atmosphere also received low ratings.

My experience at this restaurant was primarily geared towards takeout, as I noticed no other dine-in customers. Despite the lack of other patrons, the service was slow, with a wait of over 20 minutes for my food. The food quality was okay, but I was surprised to be charged $2. 00 for onions and chilies, which I had assumed would be complimentary. Overall, it's an average place for Indian food.

My experience at the restaurant involved trying the veg lunch box, which features pre-made curries served with rice or naan. I appreciated the restaurant's concept of 'sewa' for offering this affordable meal. The taste was apt for its price. While I believe the general population might find it difficult to trust the food quality when served in this manner, coming from a similar background as the staff, I personally trust them. It's important to note that these lunch boxes are strictly for takeout.

I got a Tikka Masala with naan to go. The service was extremely quick, and I had my lunch in 2 minutes. The chicken was a little dry, but I won’t complain as it wasn’t made to order, and frankly, I would rather get my food quickly. There was more rice than I’d like, and next time I will ask for less rice than normal. Overall, the food for the price and speed was great! The naan was really good too.

My experience at the restaurant was a solid bang for buck, especially with the sweet meat thali. The lamb and chicken were super succulent, and I couldn’t get enough of the raita! I will definitely come back for a <$30 dinner night.