Ganesh Indian Cuisine

It is very clean, and the mountain views from the windows is really nice. Apart from that, the food was just okay. We went for lunch and tried Karahi chicken (which is actually Kadai chicken), Andhra chicken curry, dum biryani, boneless biryani, and a thali. I had high expectations for the Karahi chicken, but it tasted more like chicken cooked in tomato purée. The Andhra chicken curry was the savior among the curries. When it comes to biryanis, they mentioned “dum,” but it didn’t feel like dum biryani. It was more like chicken curry pieces added on top of biryani or pulav rice. That said, both biryanis tasted above par. For the thali, the veg curry was good, but the chicken leg piece had no taste. It looked good only because of the color used in the marination they really need to focus

I ate the lunch buffet last Saturday and had the worst Indian food of my life. Everything is way too sweet and room temperature. I tried 5 different dishes and nothing was hot. They should be checking temps every hour to prevent food borne illnesses. The only thing I liked was the naan. The atmosphere wasn’t terrible but reminded me of a cafeteria. Not worth $20. I don’t understand how they are in business. I literally wouldn’t go back there if it was free.

Ganesh is hands-down one of our favorite restaurants — we eat here all the time, and it never disappoints! The food is always fresh, flavorful, and perfectly spiced. The chicken vindaloo is out of this world — tender, juicy, and bursting with that perfect balance of heat and rich flavor. You can tell every dish is made with care and authentic ingredients. The customer service is just as amazing as the food! The staff is always friendly, attentive, and genuinely makes you feel welcome. They go above and beyond every visit, whether we’re dining in or getting takeout. If you’re looking for delicious, authentic Indian food and top-notch service, Ganesh is the place to go. It’s easily one of the best dining experiences around!

I went here on a whim thinking to get some Indian spices in their grocery and ended up in the buffet. It’s a buffet on one side of the building and grocery store across. The people were very friendly and welcoming and the food was delicious. They have a decent selection to choose from of various entree’s, but I really liked the chicken korma and goat korma. I have not tried their ala carte menu yet so this only pertains to their buffet. I’d say it’s definite return visit for me and scratched that itch and craving for Indian cuisine. Buffets are only Saturday and Sunday and weekdays are Ala carte dine in. I ended up paying right under $25 for the buffet and a tip so the pricing is extremely favorable for a quick bite for a single person.

Was surprised how rich and flavorful the food was. Dishes I had eaten before at other restaurants were far better than I was used to! Well definitely return and glad we gave it a chance. Note, depending on the entrance you take, it may not seem like there is a restaurant in the building, but there is