Spice of Life — Restaurant in Sacramento

This place is a Chinese Indian food. The food might be a little spicy for some people. It's a buffet so you can try what you like. It tastes good but it's not truly Indian food. This is an update my son around me like this place so we went there about 5 months ago to have lunch. So I decided to take lunch home for my wife, so while I was serving myself I was taking the the food that I thought my wife would like. There was a woman there gave me the container and stood next to me and told me that I have to pick a little bit of everything. I told her that I was going to pick what I like. She told me that I could not do this. Well there's a dish that I like and I knew my wife would like so I just start feeling the container with that. She saw me and told me that I could not do that once again. Since I had pick other things in the containers I just went ahead and paid for it. So I did not go back for many months because I was mad. So about a week ago my son-in-law insisted to have lunch there again so we went. While we were there a customer came in to buy takeout. And since we had a table right in front where the food is I could see and yes I did watch him to see what he was going to pick. And yes he picked only one thing and feel the container to maximum and also filled the container they gave him for the salad with the same thing and the waiter was watching him and did tell him anything about he has to take a little bit of everything. The thing is this is a buffet so you could take whatever you want. And if that's the rules that you have to take a little bit everything then they need to post a sign stating that. I also noticed that they cut down on the different dishes that they had previously served. I don't think you're supposed to be telling your customers what to eat. I'm not asking for anything for free I'm paying for it. The management needs to watch their employees and how to speak to their customers. And yes I'll go back and eat...

"The person at the counter was very rude."

I’m writing to express my disappointment with the recent experience my friends and I had at your restaurant. We are a group of six and have been loyal customers, visiting your restaurant every weekend. We love the food, which is delicious and has a wide variety of options, and we’ve always had positive experiences in the past.

However, during our most recent visit, things took a turn for the worse. After finishing our meal and tea, one of my friends paid for the food and the tip, as he usually does. When we were ready to leave, an older man at the counter accused us of leaving without paying. We calmly explained that we had already paid, and advised him to check with the staff. He seemed confused and spent about five minutes searching for someone to confirm. Finally, he found the main person in charge, who apologized and explained that he had not informed the older man that we had already paid.

To avoid any future misunderstandings, we kindly suggested that a simple note at the counter indicating that the bill has been paid could prevent such confusion for other customers. However, the response we received was shocking. The staff member told us that they didn’t need any more customers, as they already had plenty, and added that we were not welcome back next time.

This treatment was completely uncalled for and left us feeling disrespected and unwelcome. We’ve been regular customers for a long time, and we expected better communication and customer service from your staff.

I hope you take this feedback seriously and address this issue so that future customers don’t experience the...

This was bad you guys, like I'm trying to think of something redeeming about it and......nope. Just can't do it.

A lot of the reviews I read said no buffet during week which I'm down with cause buffet=no way for this chick so I walk in with the regular dining experience in mind.

Place is cavernous, dark, empty and almost silent. Don't wait too long but long enough for it to get a bit awkward before a man finishes his conversation and motions me vaguely towards a table and starts clearing off the extra glasses. I stumped him momentarily when I asked for a menu, he just says how much the buffet is and keeps going. When I say no thank you and start to walk out he grumbles that he can get me a menu.

I sit on one of the most uncomfortabe chairs I've ever had the misfortune of letting my keister kiss and immediately sit up straighter just to avoid touching the back. Fine. I could use better posture anyways. He takes my order, I open my book thinking maybe the food will be awesome and the discomfort will be worth it.

(Spoiler alert! It wasn't)

The Aloo Matar was seasoned fine but the potatoes were a bit raw in the middle (it's a potato and pea dish) and the Garlic Naan was dry, burnt and cold.

Perhaps it was just a really off day but I'm going to stick with Tandoori Grill from now on. The only downer with them is they're...