Bhai Sahab, an Indian food restaurant. The service started off rocky with a lack of acknowledgement upon arrival. I tried their lamb Rogan Josh, which had just the right amount of spice, though a tad saltier than expected. Despite this, the dish showcased authentic flavors and left me curious to explore more of their menu. While the service was so-so, the delicious food hints at the restaurant's potential. I'd definitely return to try more dishes and see what else Bhai Sahab has to offer.

I went to the weekend buffet, and it was really good. On top of that the staffs are very kind and nice. Also there are many Indian customers, so I assume the food is authentic as well. Definitely recommend it to everyone!

Four stars only because I was unable to have a cocktail made though they are on the menu. The service started a bit slow and I was almost worried that I was not welcome in the restaurant. Turns out, it was a simple language barrier that I quickly managed to get over. I ordered the veggie samosas, lamb korma, and onion kulcha - standard fare for my first time at any Indian restaurant. The samosas were delicious, though the dough to filling ratio could have been a tad better (love a samosa that is almost bursting at the seams). They were absolutely delicious and I had to talk myself out of ordering two additional orders to go. The korma was a little more acidic than I am used to but, combined with the absolutely tender and well spiced lamb, it was divine. You receive a very generous portion and there is even the offer to refill the rice for you should you have run out. I did not finish it all and it will be dinner tonight. The onion kulcha was beyond special. While a lot of people think it's just bread, this was incredibly fresh and absolutely jam packed with onions, garlic, and other spices. Would genuinely make a full meal of just this on any given day. Cannot wait to go back and incredibly disappointed at how empty it was for lunch. With how delicious the food was, they should have a line out the door.

Great buffet Super nice and clean Stuff doesn't sit on the buffet as it's busy there Great selection Good staff

What a nice place. The people here are kind and knowledgeable about their food. I don't remember the name of my vegan dish but it had potatoes and cauliflower in it. It was full of flavor. I think the little spice I tasted was the ginger. So delicious. Plenty of parking and a buffet tomorrow. At the end you get a hot towel. What a great touch. Thank you.

Ambiance: lot of decorative umbrellas and elephant paintings. Spacious seating and the waiter was very helpful in suggesting dishes. Food: I am writing this review after two visits to this place. First time the food was sooo good that we decided to go back to try other items on the menu. We had Chicken and egg Hakka noodles(medium) the first time we went, hands down one of the best Hakka noodles I had in the DMV area. The second time we ordered Chicken and egg Hakka noodles(spicy), it was okay! The taste and color was off, I am guessing they added some kind of hot sauce for the spicy version. We did not enjoy it. First time we had Butter chicken bone in curry and second time we had Amritsari chicken curry with garlic naan. Both the curries were tooo good! Also they did not add food color hence no orange tinted hands. Amritsari chicken curry is a must try. We ordered kashmiri Soda and could not have more than one sip of it. We let them know and they gladly removed it from our bill. Parking: There is parking outside the Restaurant and ample street parking in the area.