Sitar Indian Kitchen

Very delicious. Fast and courteous service.

I’ve been here twice and tried the butter chicken, chicken pakora, chicken tika masala, chicken vindaloo, chilli chicken, garlic naan, mango lichee, and veda ko masu and everything was absolutely delicious. The mango lichee is my new favorite drink, bar none. This is a great place to eat family style so you can try as many dishes as possible!

The spice-levels tend to run milder though, so don’t be surprised if you order medium and then can’t tell it’s supposed to have a heat factor.

Both times my group was the only one in the restaurant. I’d hate to see this place close because people didn’t know about it! The ambiance is a bit lacking (there isn’t any music, so it’s very very quiet and it could use some touch up paint in a couple places), but the food more than makes up for it and the staff is also extremely friendly. The chef comes out and personally talks to everyone who eats his food.

Cultural Note: be aware that in many cultures it’s considered rude for the server to bring you the check if you don’t ask for it; it’s as though they were telling you to leave. Just be aware that you need to ask for your check here.

Nice service. Tasty plates. Tried the curry and vindaloo chicken so far and will be back to try others!

Amazing food and ambience .. brought me back to Nepal!

Very good food,fresh and tasty. Large portions, but on plates such as chicken,rice and garbanzo beans. You have to buy it separately which then drives the price up. The good thing is, most other places that serve their cuisine close between 3 and 5 so this is good to appease cravings. It isn't fancy at all, but super good.