Indian Pizzeria Lowell — Restaurant in Lowell

So, my wife and I finally decided to try some newer items from their super extensive menu (half of which I'm sure even the hotel staff aren't aware of). But, what a grave mistake that turned out to be. We ordered the following:

Gobi 65 Aloo tikki rollup Kulche chole Chicken tikka masala rice bowl

Other than the Gobi 65 (well, had to pick at least 1 good item from the 4 I had. This item was the most edible of the lot) and chicken tikka masala, nothing else even had any real taste. In all honesty, I don't know why they have named it 'Chicken tikka masala rice bowl' when they're serving the curry on top of white rice. Where is the creativity?

Now, coming to the highlight of my dinner - Aloo tikki rollup and Kulche chole. These were so out of the world that I still have no clue as to why they were even on the menu with such 'fancy' names. The only thing I liked about my food was the packaging. It clearly was a sign indicating me not to disturb the pretty foil.

Aloo tikki rollup: Bland potato roll. This was a maida wrap stuffed with half roasted mash potatoes with 2-3 veggies soaked in vinegar. Literally, a kid could make this.

Kulche chole: Bland chickpeas stuffed bun. This was a weird looking bun stuffed with plain chickpeas and some mystery sauces and onions. If you're expecting chole masala, you could probably remove the plain chickpeas from this item and use it to cook the chole curry by yourself at home. Would at least be tasty that way.

All in all, stay away from this place and save money. Or if you are planning to buy food in Lowell, please do not turn into this plaza looking for 'tasty' food. You will be scarred for life. There are tons of other amazing options in Lowell.

Cherry on top was the lady's attitude on the phone while I was placing the order. This place really thinks too much of itself. NEVER going...

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