Hands across OP! Way out south, Paradise India offers a crave-satisfying buffet in a delightful atmosphere. The voyage begins tentatively with truck-stop chai-tea service (orange Igloo, Styrofoam cups) and a homely salad bar. But those missteps begin to feel miles away after a taste of mouth-melting rice crepes or naan with fiery relish. In addition to standards such as goat and chicken tikki masala, the cooks prepare tantalizing vegetarian dishes centered on eggplant, okra and green peppers. Servers in black neckties attend to customers in the soothing burgundy-and-cream dining room. Taking up where the décor leaves off, owner Yogi Gupta asks patrons about the quality of their meals with attentiveness that a good shrink might envy.
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Paradise India is hands down the best Indian restaurant in the KC Metro area. I should know- I have pretty much tried them all. It is better than pretty much all that I've tried in the US and is on a par with the best in the UK. You read that right- the UK may not be renowned for its food overall, but the curry houses in the big cities are the best there is. Paradise India is right up there.
Paradise India is hands down the best Indian restaurant in the KC Metro area. I should know- I have pretty much tried them all. It is better than pretty much all that I've tried in the US and is on a par with the best in the UK. You read that right- the UK may not be renowned for its food overall, but the curry houses in the big cities are the best there is. Paradise India is right up there.
You've got to try Swagat in Zona Rosa. The food is all amazing, I love all the entrees and always save room for the rice pudding and gollub at the end. The buffet is cheap, amazing endless Chai tea, and the decor makes you feel like you've been transported to a four-star restaurant far far away. It's a great escape plus the buffet is open seven days a week! Not many places to find a great deal at a nice place on a Saturday afternoon :)
You've got to try Swagat in Zona Rosa. The food is all amazing, I love all the entrees and always save room for the rice pudding and gollub at the end. The buffet is cheap, amazing endless Chai tea, and the decor makes you feel like you've been transported to a four-star restaurant far far away. It's a great escape plus the buffet is open seven days a week! Not many places to find a great deal at a nice place on a Saturday afternoon :)
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