Masala Art (Closed)

went for dinner at around 7. suprised to see that we are the only customers. buffet spread is occupies a whole long table. mouth-watering dishes from all sorts of curry -mutton, chicken, dhal , briyani, stews etc.. they have a table of a variety of spices which I havent seen before & do not know how to eat got to ask them for naan to go with the curry since its not refilled at the buffet table. waiter came back to us with a basket of naan,. 2 pcs for each person. ambience: huge cushion chairs, s

Dinner with mine and my cousin's family at masala art,which is a north indian restaurant and their food is fantastic.It's buffet so you can eat as much as you want Some of their dishes include briyani, vegetarian fried rice,cottage cheese,etc. Really worth every penny of yours.Oh my cousin said that dinner's 1 for 1 and that's a really good deal so whatcha waiting for??!

Was out with my indian muslim friend for lunch and she recommended us to Masala Art for some north indian cuisine.There was a lunch buffet going on, and prices were quite affordable.The spread of dishes at the buffet were not alot, but they had a mixed of rice, pasta, naan, desserts, and multiple curries.My favourite was their chicken dishes and curry! They also had tom yum soup. Decor was pretty nice too, great place to chill out and chit chat.

Have patronised Masala Art many times. It is conveniently located. They serve North-Indian food which is palatable.I had a craving for naan (leavened bread originally baked in a clay oven called tandoor) yesterday. (Sorry, I do not have a picture of it) So, I headed to Masala Art. They have a wide variety of buffet menu as well as a la carte. I tried their Kulfi. A North-Indian dessert. I did not quite like it; found it too creamy. However, I was satisfied with the other main dishes I had ther