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India Garden
Winner Best Indian Cuisine! India Garden has mastered the art of India cooking. Enjoy a huge lunch buffet and a large selection of Indian beers. Conveniently located in the heart of Oakland.
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Restaurant Review
Delivery Zone ($20.00 min)
Delivery charge: $5.00
Today's Delivery hours: 4:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Estimate current Delivery wait time: 60 minutes
Disclaimer: All delivery zones are provided directly by the restaurant. Orders outside of delivery zones may be stopped from being completed during checkout. Additional minimums and delivery charges may apply to orders outside of the restaurants primary delivery zone or due to other unforeseen conditions.
The tastiest Indian food you've been meaning to try, but haven't yet for personal reasons.
by Contributor on 08/18/2003
The Scene
If you define an ''India-like atmosphere'' as an abundance of red, yellow, and green lights shining while Indian music plays on loudspeakers, then India Garden is capital-a Authentic. The clientele is both exotic and everyday: international students from Asian countries, Pitt kids whose palates extend beyond Forbes-Ave burger joints, professors of obscure subjects.
The Food
Do not fear curry. Like most Indian places, the Garden will spice your food on a scale of 1-10, 1 being indistinguishable and 10 being fire in your mouth. The menu is organized by meat (chicken, lamb, beef, seafood) with a section of Biryani dishes, all rice-based. A good first-time choice is the Shahi Korma (available with beef, chicken or lamb), meat in a lightly sweetend brown sauce with almonds. It, like all meat dishes, is served over Basmati rice, the best rice you'll find. Daytime is dominated by the lunch buffet, menu-ordering can get tough. Waiters are busy clearing plates, and with all you can eat for $7.45 you're wise to take them up on the offer. For those on the go, get the ''lunch pack'': two entrees, nan (delicious flatbread), rice and vegetables for $4.95.
Read more here!
by Contributor on 08/18/2003
The Scene
If you define an ''India-like atmosphere'' as an abundance of red, yellow, and green lights shining while Indian music plays on loudspeakers, then India Garden is capital-a Authentic. The clientele is both exotic and everyday: international students from Asian countries, Pitt kids whose palates extend beyond Forbes-Ave burger joints, professors of obscure subjects.
The Food
Do not fear curry. Like most Indian places, the Garden will spice your food on a scale of 1-10, 1 being indistinguishable and 10 being fire in your mouth. The menu is organized by meat (chicken, lamb, beef, seafood) with a section of Biryani dishes, all rice-based. A good first-time choice is the Shahi Korma (available with beef, chicken or lamb), meat in a lightly sweetend brown sauce with almonds. It, like all meat dishes, is served over Basmati rice, the best rice you'll find. Daytime is dominated by the lunch buffet, menu-ordering can get tough. Waiters are busy clearing plates, and with all you can eat for $7.45 you're wise to take them up on the offer. For those on the go, get the ''lunch pack'': two entrees, nan (delicious flatbread), rice and vegetables for $4.95.
Read more here!
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