Nirlep Indian Restaurant

Not much variety and the taste is okay. It's hot inside just the fan (far away) no AC! I was sweating while eating. It's good to come here if you want to try it. Cost ($15) is reasonable especially when one dish costs over $5/$10 when you order from the menu. Lady at the counter was nice and provided a nice service. The seat was sticky. The place looks like it needs a deep cleaning. Thank you for the food and nice service!

We enjoyed fresh authentic Indian cuisine during their buffet hours. The items were consistantly replenished. The owners were very nice and checked on us often throughout our dining. We never felt rushed or guilty for eating way more than we should. We definitely will be coming back again!

Absolutely delicious!! The owners are amazing and kind. The buffet is the way to go. You get to sample some of the more common dishes. I am a big fan of “buffet to go” and I’ve been about a dozen times in the last year or so. I’d go more if I was over that way more. Just try it!

A great place to try a variety of Indian food. My husband and I arrived a few minutes after they opened on Saturday. I don't think they were fully ready for customers as they were still putting out food onto the buffet. We grabbed our plates and dug in to some very fine food. We love the buffet option as it allows you to sample many things. There was lots to choose from and all were delicious. The service was good and prompt. My marsala tea arrived quickly and everyone was very friendly. The decor is unique and a bit dated but you won't even notice after your first bite. We left stuffed and very happy. We most certainly will be back to get our fix of spices and naan.

Let me share how this restaurant does business. Update: I was told in the owner's reply I shouldn't order food from Nirlep if I can't "afford" it. It's not about the $$. It's the fact you rip your customers off. We ordered samosas, raita and naan to compliment our dinner. This order was in the $$. Here’s what we got: 1/4 cup of runny raita. As in, water. We were charged $3.00 for this. One piece of Naan. The size of my hand. We were charged $2.50. We got 2 samosas for $7. SEVEN DOLLARS. They were barely filled. Banana for scale. And when I called to complain, the guy hung up on me, because of course he did.