(I don’t have any intention of being rude or hateful this is a honest review, please do better)

Lesson learned.

What an unusual experience, paid around $20 for a “full” chicken curry and some parathas, what does the chicken curry include? 2 large pieces of bones that filled the whole container and little meat the size of your single finger on it. I actually thought it was going to be 3 pieces of meat, like some actual meat meaning some protein content. And that turned out to be 10 or 12 or something dollars, that’s right! The whole “full curry” is composed of 78-85% bones and 5-7% gravy and 7-13% meat the size of one finger and the rest of the container was just air.

I remember buying a “half size” chicken curry last year from here and it had 1 small piece of meat like half the size of a chicken leg, of course not an actual chicken leg, and one huge piece of bone with little to no gravy.

This time I ordered full size only to be severely disappointed, because I got like no meat, just bones, with 5-7% gravy(basically 5-7 teaspoons of gravy, try to pour 14 teaspoons of water in to a cup you will have a rough estimate of what I mean, yup that’s the amount of Gravy you get for 10-12 dollars )

Also, once I had ordered a bunch of shingaras/samosas a long time ago and I said I want vegetable Shingara and they gave me like 6 or 8 liver shingara of course no compensation. And few other times I ordered other curries from here like beef and fish and other stuff which cost me over $110, beef I got just bones and no gravy, fish was okay, of course over priced for the quantity of all the curries. Parathas and Naans were normal, rice was normal. Both Biryanis were just bones with a little bit of rice for a high price and a weak flavor. Tandoor tasted flavorless or raw or rotten at the same time.

will I buy anything else anytime soon or recommend this place? Maybe if I receive a response and if they give actual meat instead of bones, or just change the sign from “chicken curry” to “chicken bones” because I could have bought like 15-20 pieces of fried chicken from a different store for the same amount I spent here recently. Which would be like 80 times more protein content.

It looked like the workers will make sure you waste large amounts of money for bones, why? Do the workers take the remainder for free? If so that would make sense. Because I don’t get why the workers on multiple occasions picked up a piece of meat and they put it away and gave me bones instead, it’s as if they want $20 or $50 from you immediately (one-time) and they don’t care if you come back or not, do they not realize picking and giving customers only bones will cause a loss of profit? Most of us would like to return to a good local restaurant and bones for 12 dollars doesn’t sound like a good restaurant.

I am not making a demand that would cause a loss to your business it’s literally “give what we paid for, so that we will return to buy again, we did not see chicken curry sign and pay you 10-12 dollars so that you can give us 2 large pieces of bones”

Would I recommend this place? No to anyone who works hard and needs protein and nutrients to recover, yes to anyone rich who is willing to buy the whole tray for what? $400? Or $800? Then you will be lucky enough to get some meat with all of those bones.

Was the food at least good? Yes it smelled good and tasted like bones because that’s all I got with little bit gravy and oil, few teaspoons to be clear

I get it, inflation, low profit, and so on. But here is a fact if you give your customers something they did not pay for, you will lose customers and profit,

I came back thinking they should be given a chance maybe they improved it’s been a year, only to have my thought stomped on and be charged $10-12 for some bones 🦴 🦴

I request the owner to send someone in the restaurant in the near future secretly have them order food and I would like for the owner to see what is being given for the price.