We ordered pickup on a Friday evening. I called and ordered via the phone, but there are a few different places you can order online. The only negative I can say is that they told me it would only be 30-40 mins and it took about 50. The food, however made up for that transgression, and it also gave me a chance to walk around the attached grocery store/"Bazaar"

Food: ($50 total) We ordered the Chicken Tikka, Beef Samosas, 4 orders of Naan (which is waay to much but leftover naan isn't a bad thing), and Chicken Kadahi, which is the best Indo/pak dish I've ever put in my face. We ordered a couple garlic naan and a couple chili, garlic naan, but once we got them home, we couldn't really tell the difference which isn't terrible as it was just a vehicle to shovel curry into our faces. Pro tip #1: With each entree order you can choose between side of rice or two pieces of naan. A single side of of naan is ~$3 and a side of rice is ~$3, so if you're only getting one entree but want both naan and rice, get the 2 pieces of naan with the entree and an extra side of rice. Pro tip #2: The Naan re-heats really well in the toaster, but it is huge so I had to tear it into pieces that were small enough to fit.

Atmosphere: They have a grocery store that you actually have to walk through to get to the restaurant. When we went there was nobody dining in the restaurant, but there were quite a few that came to pick up orders. I think they have a AYCE buffet on Sunday's but they require reservations for it. We haven't tried it, but i'd like to.