Yak The Kathmandu Kitchen-Daphne — Restaurant in Fairhope

I have been to this restaurant probably dozens of times now. It is my go-to place if I actually have time to eat during lunch. Their buffet is AMAZING. It changes just a little bit from day to day, but no matter what they always have enough delicious options to make it the best option in town and probably within several towns around here. As long as they have some combination of their vegetable korma, tiki masala, saag, naan, eggplant, mo-mo, potatoes, etc. (Ok the list goes on, but those are my personal favorites) then you are sure to leave there completely stuffed and satisfied. And it is so affordable. In fact I often leave there feeling kind of guilty because I cant imagine how they can be making money with the amount they are charging and the amount of food I can put away. Maybe this review in some small way can make up for that. Lol. Anyway, there are so many pizza places, burger places, delis, steakhouses, italian, continental, etc. Around here but you would do yourself a great injustice if you didnt go to this true gem of a restaurant. And please dont let the fact that it is ethnic scare you. I have taken some of the pickiest eaters in the world there and even they have found things they want to keep coming back for. For the true picky eater naan and tiki masala is a good first step and i guarantee you will love it. We have to support diversity in food otherwise you will be stuck with nothing but the exact same thing over and over, which is a truly boring and sad way to live in my opinion. Please, please, please try it. You will not be...

We were traveling from orange beach to Biloxi MS. there were no staff on site, just two 3-4 year olds sitting at the entrance of kitchen. We were asked to order on our own at Kiosk even though we wanted to dine in, the kiosk software was designed for the owner and was not customer friendly. We had to wait 20 minutes to an adult person. We had some questions before we placed the order and she went to kitchen after telling us to order on our own. Horrible customer service, not a giving environment. When we entered the restaurant most of the tables have used plates and food on it. No clean table. We placed the order at 8:30 but the lady said we close at 9:30, when asked whether you will be able to serve us dinner she said we are cooking and not sure. If we will be able to cook before that time then we will serve otherwise not. There were already 5 people waiting for their order in the restaurant. And there was an annoying whole body tattooed man who abusing in front of this 3-4 year old children because his order was not ready since one hour. We asked to cancel our order but the lady said we can not cancel. So we simply walked out and disputed the credit...

The food here was amazing. With our small group, we ordered samosas, mo:mo, chowmein, aloo paratha, aloo gobi, mutter paneer, and cheese and garlic naan, all to share. After trying it all, there was nothing that I wouldn't order again. The portion sizes were reasonable, neither over nor undersized. The price per item was also very good, nothing to complain about. The menu was extensive without being overwhelming, and the vegetarian options were (expectedly) plentiful.

The lower rating comes from the setting and service. Ordering was done via a self service kiosk, which worked well enough, but 4 separate customers (including us) started their visit with confusion about what exactly to do. The start was was also really helpful when asked about it, but the hostess only came out of the back to deliver food. The building is also in need of some touch ups. The tables seemed clean enough, but most of the ceiling tiles are long overdue for...