Sithara Indian Cuisine

this place instantly became my current favorite spot for Indian food. The food was genuinely awesome and every dish was packed with rich, well-balanced flavors. I tried butter chicken, paneer tikka, vegetable biryani, garlic naan, and dal makhani, and each one tasted extraordinary in its own way. The spices felt authentic, not overpowering, just done right. The biryani had perfect aroma and texture, and the paneer was soft and smoky. Even the sides and chutneys stood out, which says a lot. What really elevated the experience was the service. The staff was super cool and friendly, and they actually took time to suggest items instead of rushing the order. Their recommendations turned out to be outstanding and spot on. Everything felt fresh, well-prepared, and thoughtfully served. The portion

I’ve dined here three times in the past month, and each visit has been consistent. The food is always delicious, and the service is friendly. I watched live cricket while enjoying their breakfast buffet — such a nice experience for a group. They have good selection, and everything tasted fresh. They also offer special discounts on most weekdays, which makes it even better. Definitely worth giving it a try!

This new place has some good menu options to explore from. Did try the weekend buffet, the breakfast items, and condiments were good. The vegetarian options were limited to just one curry, dal and a paneer curry, the non vegetarian items of chicken fry, mutton curry, chicken kabob (which were cold :( , later replaced after informing management). The chicken biryani was good but wish it had pieces to taste too. Glad we went in early however had to wait until 12:10 for the buffet to start, it did get really crowded after 12:40pm. The desserts were good ,and ending it up with a good chai.

Had stopped by Sithara for weekday lunch and it was a solid choice! I usually go for the thali/meals to gauge a restaurant, and they delivered. The chappathis were super soft, tofu protein subji was tasty, vadai was crispy, and other items like sambar, pappu, gongura chutney with biryani, and mamdikaya pulihora were all hits - it was a feast! 😋 Plus, it was unlimited, so I asked for extra servings of a few items. One thing: the ambience could be better. The food was served on a green leaf plate, but the vibe was lacking - maybe some mellow instrumental music instead of blaring movie songs? Pro tip: it's a new spot (<1 month old), so expect some growing pains with plastic water cups and slower refills. But totally worth it for the delicious food! 👌

Tried the non-veg thali at this newly opened restaurant, and it was a delightful experience! The chicken curry was rich, flavorful, and perfectly spiced, while the mutton curry stood out with its tender pieces and deep, slow-cooked taste. The pappu added a comforting, homely touch and balanced the bold flavors beautifully. Freshly steamed rice paired really well with all the curries, and the chutney gave a nice burst of tanginess. The sweet at the end was the perfect finish—just the right amount of sweetness. Overall, the thali felt wholesome, satisfying, and great value for money. Definitely worth a visit for anyone who loves authentic non-veg meals!