Great, inexpensive food in the basement of the International Institute, adjacent to the Detroit Institute of Arts and the College for Creative Studies. A family-run operation with a mix of Indian, Lebanese and U.S. American options. Servers are kind and attentive. I special-orderd chicken-curry atop a salad (to avoid the carbs in rice) and loved it. Nothing fancy, but an excellent place for a good, quick lunch.
Ms karlie bridge
The curry lamb is good. This place is low key. The ppl are great and the food is soooo good especially the lentil soup I love this place but parking is not that easy
Anchor Mantych
Great tasting food for a good price.
Cierra Brown
The chicken wrap was great.
Aaron Zhang
A hidden away restaurant in the basement of a tucked away museum/cultural center. With a large assortment of food from Indian to Italian to American, variety is everything and for a very low price as well. The atmosphere is very quiet and relaxed which leads to calmer and low-key eating.
Witknee Menyon
I dislike that this restaurant is only open from 11am-2pm because they have some exceptionally great dishes especially their indian dishes! The people are great and offer great service. Oh and the prices are inexpensive too!! I recommend stopping here to grab a bite to eat.
Joshua Campos
Great little neat spot. Cafeteria style, with great ethnic food at really affordable prices.
Anthony Lee
This is The Best Placeyou Can Go to for QualityFamily-made Chicken Currybefore 3:00.Resturant downstairsis practically a Zen Centerbecause it's so chill and relaxing.(Sometimes I imagine MeetingThe Oracle from The MatrixThere because the spaceis so Intimate)you can ask for 1 & Half size orders,Nice People,Crazy good Somosas.Go Eat here.
Jeff Lundberg
If you’re looking for cheap Indian food, get the Curry Chicken.
Jeni Hudson
An adequate place for food when you have no where else to go, nothing too great or fancy. Downstairs in the basement really quite the hole in the wall kind of place.
Great, inexpensive food in the basement of the International Institute, adjacent to the Detroit Institute of Arts and the College for Creative Studies. A family-run operation with a mix of Indian, Lebanese and U.S. American options. Servers are kind and attentive. I special-orderd chicken-curry atop a salad (to avoid the carbs in rice) and loved it. Nothing fancy, but an excellent place for a good, quick lunch.
The curry lamb is good. This place is low key. The ppl are great and the food is soooo good especially the lentil soup I love this place but parking is not that easy
Great tasting food for a good price.
The chicken wrap was great.
A hidden away restaurant in the basement of a tucked away museum/cultural center. With a large assortment of food from Indian to Italian to American, variety is everything and for a very low price as well. The atmosphere is very quiet and relaxed which leads to calmer and low-key eating.
I dislike that this restaurant is only open from 11am-2pm because they have some exceptionally great dishes especially their indian dishes! The people are great and offer great service. Oh and the prices are inexpensive too!! I recommend stopping here to grab a bite to eat.
Great little neat spot. Cafeteria style, with great ethnic food at really affordable prices.
This is The Best Placeyou Can Go to for QualityFamily-made Chicken Currybefore 3:00.Resturant downstairsis practically a Zen Centerbecause it's so chill and relaxing.(Sometimes I imagine MeetingThe Oracle from The MatrixThere because the spaceis so Intimate)you can ask for 1 & Half size orders,Nice People,Crazy good Somosas.Go Eat here.
If you’re looking for cheap Indian food, get the Curry Chicken.
An adequate place for food when you have no where else to go, nothing too great or fancy. Downstairs in the basement really quite the hole in the wall kind of place.
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