Reviews

Ordered Tikka masala from Uber eats and it didn't come with rice. Are you serious? So now I have a soup with no rice. You should make that more obvious that it doesn't come with rice

Divinely quiet and peaceful. The food was very good. Buffet style with great service. Prices relatively low

The second best restaurant in the Rio Hotel. Good Indian but service is not that great, but I blame that on the hotel more than the restaurant itself. The cooks definitely know what they're doing although I think they turn the heat down for the tourists. I like my vindaloo with a little more kick.

Service here is absolutely horrible. If you are a solo dinner then prepare yourself to be ignored. The female server is rude and keeps telling you one minute and the proceeds to disappear and only focuses on Indian customers. As I write this I have been wanting on my bill for almost 20 minutes. Once you do actually get your food it is good not great. Which is why they get 2 stars.

Terrible service, too expensive for what you get. Average food. I miss this place when it was Gaylords, it's like an empty husk of what it was. Avoid.

Pathetic, Don't bother They had 6 items and some salad. The naan was good but that's it. Horrible service, and at one point I considered walking out. They serve you warm water to drink and well u get the point. It's awful and the food quality is garbage.

Service was terrible. Sat at a table for four for a 2 party. Foreshadowing what was to come they didn’t even bother to remove the extra place settings. Even after we stacked em for them. 15 minutes in we hadn’t even seen our waiter or had a drinks order taken so had to ask the water girl to fetch someone. We got our drinks and meal order in and waited. Another 15 minutes and still no drinks or appetizers. We had now been there about 30 minutes with just water and the free starter. Just about to walk out when the order finally arrived. Appetizers and mains came at the same time. Still no drinks and no rice with the vindaloo and masala. Took about 5 minutes flagged down someone who appeared they were maybe a manager. Asked about our drinks and rice. Meal does not come with rice that’s extra. Unbelievable and has to be the first Indian place I’ve been to in the country where rice is extra. Normally they are delivering more rice than is humanely possible to eat. I digress they offered to comp the rice and the drinks which we still didn’t get until right as we were about to leave an hour from sitting down. Maybe this is an okay buffet place where rice is probably included and you don’t have to worry about service. Otherwise for dinner service stay away.

Horrible service and average food. Had a dinner reservation, but didn’t the restaurant didn’t note that in the system. Seemed rushed to seat us. Took 20 minute before even being asked to order. Appetizer was delivered with main dish, but drinks were missing. Main dish apparently didn’t come with rice, but was in fact a separate order. The restaurant tried to save face by comping the rice, which is outrageous they wanted to charge us separate for it anyways. My mild dish came at least a medium and I couldn’t eat more than a few bites. I would not recommend this place to anyone. Stay far away and find someplace else to eat.

I should have read old reviews of Mohit sharma before walking into buffet. We waited almost 30 mins and new walk-ins got their roti/ naan before us and we talked with 3 waiters and they said once it’s ready it will come. If they didn’t wanted to serve us properly they should tell us in front but don’t insult Customers like this.

Not great service, food was actually good. Came at 7pm on a Wednesday and they did not seem happy to see us. Easy to see why as we were the only ones eating - and as we ordered it was easy to see why we were the only patrons. Dinner is a la carte and this includes staples such as RICE and naan bread! Expect to pay fine dining prices for your entree on top of that but the food itself was tasty and top quality. I would recommend coming for the buffet and that way the lackluster service won't be such a bother.

I think found the best Indian food in Las Vegas. Absolutely delicious. If you are not used to spicy food, I would advise to use mild option in spicy level. This is a kind of a high end Indian restaurant with great variety inside Rio.

Our group of 3 shared tandoori chicken, sag paneer, rice, and naan. It was very tasty, perfectly spiced, and just the right amount. Our 1st timer loved it.

I'm Indian, my brother in law's family is not. Took a chance on this place as they wanted Indian food. The flavors are very authentic and you can customize your spice level on most dishes. The waiter was friendly and knowledgeable. The prices are in line with restaurants found in a casino resort. You can go off strip to find comparative restaurants but this is convenient. The food was great and everyone loved their meals.

This is one of the most overpriced and fake Indian restaurant I had the misfortune of visiting. If this place is not inside a casino like Rio they will go out of business in no time. I don’t mind paying premium price as long as the food is good. All I got was soggy and undercooked food. The staff looked like they don’t wanna be there either.Long story short I would give this place a negative five if I can.

Best quality Indian food in Vegas. Food was authentic. Service was fantastic. Very professional. The Chef made off the menu recommendations for our vegetarian diets.

This is worst Indian Restaurant i have ever seen & experience in my lifetime in America. The food was cold & smells bad No handwash facity do not even provide warm lemon bowl for cleaning hands. Staff is not courteous specially the young Indian guy in front is very rude, no smile on face, not pleasant. Looks like he do not like Indian customers. Vow Indian restaurant & no respect for Indians great. There was no serving plates besides buffet, no small spoons along deserts. Waiters do not pay attention customer has to tell them hey we need some plates. Last & worse thing they charge for Roti in buffet, that means they compel & pressurise you to eat the preserved worse dough "Nan" which is not fresh, taste good initially but ultimately burn your stomach later stage. Vow India is famous for Roti/kapda/makan & this restaurant has no respect for Roti. Either the owner does not know about whats going on here or this Indian waiter do not like to serve Roti or the cook lazy. Roti is core base of Indian heritage and culture & food. If the owner is punjabi than he must understand significance of Roti. Please please please Mr. Owner do some changes add roti in buffet. You might loose 0.50$ but you will earn lot respect. Ye tumhare employee tumhara naam mitti me milaye diye hein you need to train them. Thank you & God bless you

Good naan but the food was weak tastewise.. Had buffet for 14.95 with 25 percent discount so wasn't a complete waste of time..

Went there a few years ago, and the food was great, and prices reasonable. Recently, quite the opposite. Food was stale/bland lacked flavor. Yogurt had clearly gone bad, and the entrees could have been reheated from a week ago and still tasted better. If you cant figure out the seasoning and spices, why even bother to call it Indian food? On the plus side, the Naan was acceptable, but not even close enough to redeem it as a restaurant. Don't think we'll be going back again