Crown of India — Restaurant in Plainsboro Township

I was here for my late lunch :) 4pm. I ordered dal tadka, mutton biryani, tandoori roti, chicken 65. To start they have offered some fryums which is great, which some red and green chutneys. I have started with chicken 65 which is also great. The chicken is nicely chopped in small pieces and also crispy, which I enjoyed alot. Later I got my dal tadka and tandoori roti - dal tadka is okay, I felt more like homemade dal tadka. Tandoori roti was also okay. Dal tadka also came with some jeera rice, which was also like homemade, I didn’t feel that restaurant style which I was expecting, but thats fine it was okay. Later I tried the mutton biryani which was also okay, mutton pieces are also nicely small in size and good portion. Taste isn’t great but it’s good. Service was very good and ambience is great. They have all Indian styled doors, decorative ones and very good looking. What attracted me is my waitress told me that they also do buffet everyday in lunch and dosa buffet on Wednesday’s which I wasn’t able to try. Next time I will go to try the buffet. Restrooms very well maintained and got parking easily. They had saunf after my meal which made me happy. My bill...

Step into a realm where flavors reign supreme and hospitality is king! At this gem of a restaurant, every bite is a journey through the rich tapestries of North India. Imagine a menu that’s a mosaic of curries, biryanis, and tandoori treasures, each dish a testament to the culinary prowess of the subcontinent. As you savor the Chicken Tikka Masala, the spices dance on your palate, harmonizing with the charred notes of freshly made Naan straight from the tandoor’s fiery embrace. The buffet, a carnival of colors and aromas, offers an array of dishes that whisper tales of distant lands and local flavors, complete with the crunch of papadum, the coolness of raita, and the tang of chat. But the true jewel in the crown is Suggi, the restaurant owner, whose warmth and attentiveness make you feel like royalty. Here, you don’t just eat; you are enveloped in an experience that marries gourmet finesse with homestyle comfort. This isn’t just dining; it’s a celebration of the Crown of India’s regal ambience and unwavering hospitality. A place not just to fill your stomach but to...

12/10/2016 Saturday. One of the most horrible Indian food experience we ever had. I hate to give even one star. We asked the waiter if they are open or not, as usual the answer is yes. After we settled down there are hardly 4 dishes filled out of 8 in total. Yes you heard me correct they have only 8 and they are calling it a buffet. Their salty lamb curry is awful. The most funny part is they have 12 pieces in the serving containers. I was surprised to see the few and asked the waiter about it, as usual he said they are preparing the curry still. So I asked him if it's is leftover from past days, he remained silent. Waiter said biryani will be served but during our 30 minutes stay we haven't got. We asked for second naan, I think he forget to get it because he is busy serving the empty restaurant. No one is there, we are the only one in the restaurant from 12:00 to 12:40. This should answer why this restaurant is awful. We have decided to never ever visit this place. Sorry to be rude but I am pi---d of-, Saturday leisure...