2/5 Lexi J. 7 months ago on Google
I
love
the
food
here,
although
I
know
during
Covid
their
prices
shot
up
about
$3-$6
per
item.
I
think
their
food
is
delicious
but
most
definitely
overpriced
for
what
you’re
getting
and
defying
the
30%
food
cost
standard
most
restaurants
use.
However
every
once
in
a
while
I
love
to
treat
myself
with
the
chicken
tikka
masala
and
chicken
samosa.
Both
of
which
are
delicious!!
However
I
noticed
they
have
started
watering
down
the
masala
sauce
into
more
of
a
soup
than
a
sauce
like
it
should
be.
Other
than
that
it’s
a
must
try!
Tonight
when
I
went
to
pick
up
my
order
that
I
had
placed
on
their
website,
the
guy
insisted
that
I
tip
him,
several
times
while
he
hesitated
handing
me
the
bag
of
food
that
I
had
paid
for.
Why
on
earth
is
it
mandatory
to
tip
for
an
order
I
already
overpaid
for
and
picked
up
myself?
It’s
not
like
I
sat
down
to
eat.
Do
the
Uber
eats
and
door
dashers
tip
you?
As
he
insists
I
add
a
tip
I
said
I
would
go
“look
in
my
car”
and
then
left.
I
usually
do
tip
for
my
carry
out
orders
but
this
time
I
didn’t
because
my
last
order
not
being
the
best.
I’m
confused
if
he’s
unsure
of
how
tipping
works
or
if
the
10
years
tax
free
for
his
business
has
now
finally
ended,
but
the
only
tip
I
have
for
you
is
this…
When
you’re
charging
$24
for
one
chopped
up
chicken
breast
with
a
cup
of
watered
down
masala
soup
and
1/2
a
cup
of
rice
with
two
deep
fried
pieces
of
pastry
dough….
Don’t
ask
for
a
tip,
instead
be
grateful
you’re
still
in
business.
As
much
as
I
enjoy
this
place
I
will
have
to
haunt
for
another
Indian
food
restaurant,
because
if
you’re
petty
enough
to
demand
a
tip
on
a
carry
out
order,
you’re
petty
enough
to
mess
with
my
food
if
I
order
again.
Update
first
bite
I
took
of
samosa
had
a
hair
in
it,
which
I
can
only
hope
came
from
someone’s
beard
by
the
texture
of
it.
Buyer
beware:
I
wouldn’t
order
without
a
tip
if
I
were
you,
just
to
be
safe.
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