Great value for the selection that you get. They regularly bring out fresh top ups. My wife and I love the butter chicken here. For beer drinkers the jugs are excellent value with good selection. If you want to grab Indian and are looking to try out different dishes, we would definitely recommend this place. Enjoy!

I dined at this restaurant on a Wednesday afternoon. It is well located on West Broadway and has a great view of the Vancouver skyline to the north.

The food selections were varied and included a number of both meat and vegetable dishes. I found the latter much better than the former which lacked spiciness and taste. The vegetarian dishes included a wonderful cole slaw, an excellent kachumber salad, tasty potato salad which was seasoned just right and a purely delightful tomato and onion salad. The naan bread was also very good.

There were also two tasty drinks available: peach nectar and mango lemonade. Both were lovely.

Overall, I enjoyed this buffet and partook mainly of the vegetable offerings. If you keep that factor in mind and opt less for the butter chicken and other meat dishes, you will enjoy it, too!

I might add, in closing, the price was very reasonable.

The food here is pretty good, considering it is All You Can Eat for less than $10. I do not see why the other reviewers say this place is terrible. This place is very casual, and lets you choose where to sit, and best of all, choose what you want to eat! They have excellent curry, and probably the best selection you will come across in Vancouver. I would definitely come back.

Discovered this place a few years back. Great view of downtown. Its a big restaurant so never a wait in line. We've only gone there for the buffet. Service is ok, but not great as others have noted. Mind you, with buffet style you're pretty much on your own, but they can sometimes forget to come by and refresh your drinks.

The buffet selection is decent with all the popular Indian dishes such as Butter chicken, Tandoori Chicken, Kaali Daal (black lentils), Naan (leavened Indian flatbread) etc..In addition the buffet includes the salad bar, and deserts (jello, rice pudding, fruit etc)

Pricing has gone up abit over the last couple years. I think the buffet is close to $20/person with tip included..which I guess isn't bad considering.

Free parking underground after 6pm which is an added bonus as street parking can be hard to find on busy nights in the city.

$11.95 for lunch, and an entertainment coupon prompted us to try out the Buffet. It's in a busy location, with good window tables, and the restaurant looks inviting. We were seated promptly, and a jug of water was put on the table. The food was pretty good, butter chicken, chicken curry, a beef dish that didn't look too appetising, so we gave that a miss, samosas, chickpeas, lentils and a soy curry, plus a good variety of salads and sweets. Not outstanding by any means, but filling, and there was something there to please everyone's taste. There really isn't any service, you help yourself to food, and go up to the bar to get your bill and pay. There were a couple of annoying things though - The restaurant doesn't stamp your parking voucher from the underground parkade so that was another $6.00, and they automatically add a 10% tip to your bill if you use the coupon. Now, I don't mind tipping for good service, but to be forced to tip for no service really soured the experience. Restaurants take note - if you don't like it when customers use the Entertainment coupon, Don't advertise in the book!!!! Would we go back? Probably not.

I've been to this restaurant five times now to get the $5 lunch box. It's butter chicken on rice with your choice of potato and cauliflower,chick peas, lentils and a couple of other choices.
You also get two pieces of naan bread and veggies. This is a very popular lunch special as there were eight people there when I ordered. the service was fast and friendly and they offer you an ice water whilst you wait.

The lunch special starts at 11:30 and last I think for a couple of house.
The chicken is not that spicy(hot) and they use to give more of it six months ago. And they also gave more of every thing else. But they value is still there.
I will be going back there for the box lunch when I'm in the area.

Decent food for ayce .Our server was very attentive to our needs and made our experience enjoyable. Butter chicken was on the sweet side, lamb curry was tasteless but the beef keema was outstanding. Quite a selection of veg. food and their chai tea was good. Enjoy the view of False Creek and grease up on ayce indian buffet.Can't beat all that for $12 on a beautiful Sunday .Don't forget to wash it all down with a bottle of Tiger Beer or two as it will help with the digestion.Worth a try!

Food: there are 40 diff't food selection if you include the chutneys, fruit, jello etc. overall the food selection and taste was good. i enjoy that i can have salad and fruit to balance out the meal. they had this egg curry which we thought was unique. i didnt find the naan greasy as some reviewers had posted, but i do agree it's a little burnt. my b/f didnt particularly enjoy the chili chicken as he thought the taste was a bit off...either not marinated enough or frozen for too long... some dishes ran low for a bit and was not refilled until the end of our meal.

Service: for the most part it really is self serve, but the waiter greeted and seated us promptly. he was attentive, filling our water jug, clearing away our plates and checking up on us at least 3X during our seated period. you do have to pay upfront (we learned this by reading reviews and watching the other patrons)

Value: dinner was $14.95 and we used our entertainment book coupon saving $11. i think dinner buffet on broadway for this price is good value. we left stuffed!

Ambiance: spacious and clean. very casual feel. TVs in various areas. there were a few larger tables which they can accommodate due to their large seating area.

Overall: i thought this place was pretty solid. as others have mentioned, the lunch is prob the best deal since it's pretty much the same selection at the lunch price.

It's winter and you want to take your special someone out for a romantic Indian buffet. Where would you go that has the most variety of food, good tasting curry ,and great view of the heart of Vancouver? New India.

As soon as you walk into the building, you can smell the spice. At winter time, they have their famous lamb curry. However, their buffet is still a little expansive. Their customer service is infamous across the city.

First of all, they raised their prices for dinner buffet, which is why I gave them a 2 for value. Although I understand that it isn't easy to make money off buffets, my indian friend says indian food is cheap to make (especially veg curries). Their website says it's $13.95 for dinner, but my total for 2 came to $35 (no drinks).

I admit, some curries were very tasty, but the fav butter chicken was not your normal chicken breast chunks in butter curry. Instead, I can only assume, they used their left-over tandoori chicken as the meat was red in color.

I had 1 1/2 small plates of food and was literally stuffed until midnight - uncomfortably stuffed. Yes, my fault for eating until I was that full, but thinking back, it wasn't that much food. Not sure what it was.

However, I did like that fact that they had a wide selection and they also offered fruits as an option. Maybe that's their trick to meet the advertised 40-item buffet menu.

Service was pretty non-existent. They sat us and basically left us alone. We bussed our own dishes and even walked up our to get our bill.