Tandoori Flames

Update: we went for lunch on a Thursday , and the food was not as impressive. Yes, it was half-priced than the food on weekends, but I did not anticipate such a drop in dish selection and flavor. I would avoid coming here on weekdays. Liked a handful of dishes - sesame chicken, samosa, pani puri water, egg masala, paneer methi malai, curd raita. The other chicken appetizer was bad, the broccoli appetizer had huge chunks of semi-cooked broccoli and tasteless potatoes, daal was ok, biryani was unimpressive, veg noodles were nice. Skipped veg entree, saag aaloo, gulab jamuns. Heard the moong dal halwa had an almost liquid consistency, and was too sweet. Even the naans weren't as good :( Leaving the ratings untouched to reflect the weekend experience. ========================= Excellent buffet! But at a steep price of 27.99 on weekends. Remember to request for Naan some time before you get to main course. Depending on crowd, it can take time. But the wait will be worth it. 60% items were excellent. 20% were good, remaining were ok. Mango or other Lassi is additional $5.00 to buffet. It is not included. Appetizers - samosa and spring rolls were excellent, pani poori was OK. Chicken seekh kebab and malai kebab were ok. Chicken majestic was very good. Gobhi manchurian was crispy but ok tasting. Main course - Excellent paneers - paneer khushbudaar (best), paneer matter - sweeter of the 2. Chicken curry and goat Rogan Josh excellent. Didn't try spinach chicken. Aaloo chhole was ok. Chicken Biryani was OK. Didn't try veg biryani. Sweets - mango rabri was good tasting but was all liquid not semi solid like rabri should be, jalebi and gulag jamun were ok. Gulab jamuns were very soft. Jalebi didn't seem fresh, more like getting one from a pre-packaged box.. and this was at 1pm on Saturday - 1 hr after opening. Daal makhani was good but a little sour for my taste. I don't think the tomatoes were cooked well and that caused the unwanted sourness in the daal. I could see the diced tomatoes in the daal. Overall, it's a good buffet. Total items might be counted as 30 including chutneys but at almost 30/person, I feel it is a good novelty buffet than a frequent dining option for me.

I recently dined at Tandoori flames Restaurant and was delighted by the vibrant ambiance that transported me to Indian authentic taste. The service was impeccable, with knowledgeable staff recommending their specialty dishes. The food was exceptional—rich in flavor and perfectly spiced, especially their Paneer tikka and koya Kaju.The service was impeccable, with knowledgeable staff recommending their specialty dishes.the pricing is very reasonable, the quality and portion sizes justified it. Overall,Tandoori Flames Restaurant offers a fantastic dining experience that I would highly recommend to any Food enthusiast.

Here’s a review for Tandoori Flames: If you’re looking for authentic Indian cuisine, Tandoori Flames is an absolute must-visit! The food is absolutely delicious — some of the best I’ve had in New Jersey. Every dish was bursting with flavor, cooked to perfection, and left me wanting more. The service was just as impressive: attentive, friendly, and efficient, making the whole experience seamless. What really sets Tandoori Flames apart is the BYOB option, which makes the dining experience even better. Even without drinks on the menu, the food speaks for itself with its rich and authentic flavors. Whether you’re a fan of classic Indian dishes or exploring something new, this place won’t disappoint. Highly recommended for anyone who loves genuine Indian food!

Great food and great service & BYOB we have dinner 16 people

Delivery Order: If you craving spicy, greasy, Indian food then this is the place. All the items I ordered tasted pretty good, but while the quality and flavor wasn't top notch, it did remind me of Home, and that definitely qualifies for a 4 Star for me. Need to check out the Dine-In experience one of these days.