Indian Aroma

We decided we wanted Indian food, but weren’t sure of what dishes; so , seeing Indian Aroma had a buffet, we gave it a shot. The restaurant was clean, well lit and had ample but well separated seating. The staff was pleasant and greeted us warmly, and were very attentive to our needs.
The buffet was a little limited, but given we’re in the midst of the omicron surge, it wasn’t surprising. What we tasted from the buffet was delicious… the samosas, and other appetizers were not greasy, and had a nice taste. The mango chicken was tasty and had a mild heat. The chicken tikka masala had a nice

I love Indian food and have eaten at many high quality Indian restaurants. This does not come close to authentic Indian food. We ordered chicken tiki masala, fish curry, samosa, and garlic naan. The chicken tiki masala was yellow colored, which I’ve never seen before, and bland. The fish curry was watered down and barely edible. Also, the naan was rubbery and not fresh as well as the Samosa. I’m not big on reviews but I’m not happy I spent $50 on such a bad meal, and if I didn’t live 30 mins away, I would have returned the food!

This one took some thought, but we decided on 5 stars, for the following reasons; the owners were extremely hospitable, the restaurant was amazingly clean, and then there was the food... which was amazingly delicious, abundant, and well prepared. We will be back for the mango chicken, the vegetable balls on yogurt sauce, and dessert, if nothing else. We hope everyone gives them a try, as there is a sullen shortage of Indian food buffets, and it is a great way to try new flavors in such a diverse cultures repertoire.

I brought my grandmother here for the dinner buffet and we had a fabulous experience. The aunty who is the owner of the restaurant was very sweet and told us a bunch of stories. We had a great conversation with her. The food was very tasty and fresh. Often times with buffets the food quality is not as good as with a la carte. However, that is not the case here. The naan is brought to the table and served fresh. Most Indian restaurants only offer plain naan during buffets. However, here you can choose from a wide range of options including plain naan, garlic naan, chili garlic naan, onion kulcha

Excellent selection of Indian food (Indian friends agreed!), and the owners are wonderful. Clean inside with great service. Buffet has American-Indian classics (Tandoori, Tikka Masala) as well as some other more unusual rotating dishes that change frequently. Can highly recommend the chicken curry (not sure where it is on the menu- ask the owners), chicken vindaloo, and chicken biryani. Naan is excellent. The mango lassis are real show-stoppers- they are spiced with (I think) nutmeg and pistachio shavings, and are simply extraordinary.

I was happy to have the lunch buffet like before the pandemic. It was as tasty as I remember it being. The selection of naan bread you can have with it is equally good. Lunch buffet is definitely worth the price! Cooked with quality ingredients.

I don’t know if I received the wrong food or this place is just that bad, but I placed an order for pick up and brought it home…. The chicken korma was white sauce and the tikka masala was yellow…. This is 100% not normal. In addition to that, the sauce was broken with curdled dairy. Samosa appetizer was decent, tandoori platter was EXTREMELY salty.

We have been going to Indian Aroma for about 2 years now. It's a buffet style restaurant or if you prefer you can order specific indian dishes. We have never been disappointed with their food. The owner always greets us as if we are a part of her extended family. The food taste delicious and clean. It is a BYOB so bring your wine or beer. They have vegetarian/vegan options. Buffet food options can vary daily.

I really wanted to give this place a higher rating since the owner was so incredibly nice and service was excellent. However, the quality of the food was really mediocre and a big let down. The chicken tiki masala was really dry. Goat curry pieces were minuscule. Fish curry had no fish...perhaps it swam away. Other dishes had a strange taste and just didn't taste like other indian restaurants I've been to were also a disappointment sadly. It felt old and maybe leftovers?
The only good thing was the naan. The naan tasted great and came in various flavors you can choose from.

Overall experience is Meh. they were very heavy on the cardamom in my dishes. the tikka masala was extremely mild, very salty and tasted nothing like curry, more like chicken bullion and chicken soup with a hint of garlic. it was also very pale. compared to other indian restaurants in the area, this is probably the worst tikka masala I have had. the paneer pakora was decent but the sauces were pretty unimpressive compared to other sauces I have had. would not recommend this place for authentic tasting indian food. also the mango lassi tasted like cardamom too. just not worth it. go somewhere else