Went there for dinner with family. The food was ok. We ordered prawn briyani, prawn masala, palak paneer, mutton biryani, Shami chicken kebab, two white rice and salted lassi. Prawn masala and prawn briyani was nice. Mutton biryani was below average with 3-4 mutton pieces. Shami chicken kebab was more like chicken begedil/ cutlet rather than kebab and it was salty. Was still tolerable to eat with rice however their salted lassi spoilt my whole mood. It was more like salty lassi. Extremely salty!! And we had to returned it upon giving feedback. We said we don't want it and so the Indian waitress girl took it back. We had two short sips, one sip my husband and he told me to try it and one short sip, I spit it out because it felt like drinking salty water to gargle. Upon paying, we were charged for it saying that we drank half of it and returned it. I told the girl you took it and you saw the amount. We didn't drink it to half glass and she told us her boss asked to charge for the salty lassi that we didn't even enjoy. I was taken aback and told her to call him but then she said she will deduct the rm5 charged for lassi. That was their poor service that made us feel we will never return to the shop even if it was the last shop opened. It wasn't about rm5 but more of ethics. You charge your customer accordingly! The least you could do when you served something distasteful is you don't charge for it even if you don't apologize !