Passage To India

This restaurant used to be fantastic years ago, but unfortunately it has gone downhill like many others. There seems to be a lack of quality and care now. Even though it's under the same ownership, they have lost all their talented chefs to a competitor down the street.

I dined at Passage to India restaurant in December 2019. The service was good and the food was authentic, tasty, and offered a great variety. The buffet menu may be a better option than the Ala-carte menu, especially on certain days (Thursday to Sunday) when the restaurant serves buffet dinners.

As we entered the restaurant, we noticed comfortable seating arrangements, and large spread of vegetarian and meat based items. Made to order Dosa and self-help counter of paani poori was pleasant surprise. Choice of starters and main dishes is wonderfully large. Desert counter has good...choices too. The atmosphere is very relaxed. Nan and drinks that you order are served at the table. Overall service is good. This was our second visit, and the experience was consistent.

Eating is really bad. I don't think I'm going to order india again from time to time. I ordered golden fried prawns, the cover was not cost, prawn vindaloo and prawn curry both have a lot of oil and even though both different...taste, both have the same taste (to be honest, I don't think it has taste, it has only many flavors)

The buffet at this restaurant offers a wide variety of authentic Indian dishes at a great value. We were pleasantly surprised by the selection and quality of food for the price of $15-17 per person. The freshly made naan served directly to our table was a nice touch. The only area that could use some improvement is the dessert selection.