Royal Indian Treats — Restaurant in Woodstock

They were really welcoming, accommodating so 1 star for that. Coming to food, the appetizer was under cooked and had any taste in it then the main course the quantity was good but the quality was so bad and tasteless that we kept on switching dishes so we can get at least a single item that is delightful or has taste in it at last it our mood was spoiled so it lead us to pack the whole food . Coming to the part of customer service: for the billing they just left the bill and machine on our table and went away . We understand that it could be their busiest hour but they should have a little sense of gratitude when someone is talking or paying the bill you could find a minute or two to provide your attention to that customer. The reason for writing the review is that we travelled a really long distance (80 km) just to taste the food On the basis of Reviews they had. The funny thing that they have actual burning candles on their tables and they provide the breads in literal paper towels. The table was packed with the food and their was hardly any room left for the additional item and guess what the paper caught the fire and the waitress tried her best to contain the fire but until then there were ashes all over on the table, our clothes and hair. When the supervisor lady came in she was more worried about the sofa chair then her own employee and the customer (us). COULD DO...

The food here is absolutely lovely. Great flavours. We ordered the cauliflower pakora, ultimate deliciousness. I got lamb curry, PEEFECT! My friend ordered Chicken Beryani Rice. She thought it was spicy but delicious. I wasn't a huge fan of the Beryani I thought it tasted oddly bland like spicy ichiban noodles. Our waitress was wonderful, my friend made an error in ordering and they gave us the item for free only charging her what she originally intended to order. The thing I really don't like is that they charge $1 for their large takeout containers. Which we needed unless we wanted to leave all the very expensive food we couldn't finish, but paid for, behind. And considering we pay $14-$19 dollars per dish they should give me a container for my food. I also don't like that they don't pack up our leftovers for us. Especially since it's a very clean eating experience, we don't put the utensils that go in our mouths into the service dishes. So we had to pack up our food and bag it at the table, and the restaurant is too nice to be having people scraping their leftovers into plastic containers in the middle of the dinning room.

My friend says, "from the moment we walked in, we were greeted with awesome service. We weren't pressured into ordering, they took their time with us, since it was our first time there. We will definitely be back again."...

I recently had the pleasure of dining at this incredible Indian restaurant, and it’s safe to say—this place is a hidden gem that deserves every bit of recognition.

The star of the evening was undoubtedly the Butter Chicken—rich, creamy, and perfectly spiced. The chicken was tender and infused with flavor in every bite, paired beautifully with freshly made naan that was soft, warm, and perfectly charred. It’s the kind of dish that lingers in your memory long after the meal ends.

But what truly elevated the experience was the service. Joban and Kiran went above and beyond to make sure everything was just right. Friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming—they brought warmth and professionalism that made the whole evening even more enjoyable. You can tell they truly care about every guest’s experience, and that makes all the difference.

From the food to the ambiance to the people behind it all, this place delivers an authentic and memorable Indian dining experience. Highly recommended—especially if you're craving comfort food with heart and soul. I'll definitely be...