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Dharani, Morrisville. Both times I've been there the non-Indian diners in my group were the only non-Indian diners. If you happen to catch it the day of the grand buffet (I think once a month) you're extra lucky!
Oh wow, look at all these responses. Thanks y'all. I think I've settled on Dharani. Dad's coming up all the way from SC so I don't mind paying a lot for some tasty authentic dishes. Main reason I wanted to go to Royal India besides the reviews of course was because I could get there by going down Wade Ave to Capital...and Wade Ave is probably my favorite road in all the Triangle, would have liked to take pops down it so he can see the city a bit.
I feel the same way about Cilantro. (It's one of my favorite restaurants and I highly recommend it). I actually like the "Counter ordering" system, and the young man that works there is awesome. I remember him from the gas station (their first location) on ten-ten, he was just a kid and also very helpful then. It's one of my daughter and mine's special places to eat.
That young man is SO handsome too (I feel like a dirty old lady typing that!!)
I need to get to Nepali Range, I loved the other place in Chatham Village but have not been there in a while (and read about the changes, thank you!)
Assuming you mean Himalayan Range, I went there this weekend and really enjoyed it. I ordered a Nepali dish vs. the other more familiar Indian ones. Definitely a different blend of spices, and quite good! Prices were almost too reasonable - hope they don't price themselves out of business!
Assuming you mean Himalayan Range, I went there this weekend and really enjoyed it. I ordered a Nepali dish vs. the other more familiar Indian ones. Definitely a different blend of spices, and quite good! Prices were almost too reasonable - hope they don't price themselves out of business!
Ha, this is kinda funny because I could not remember the name of "the other place". It was Himalayan Napali. The word I could not remember is the word I used wrong in describing the new place. My brain works in mysterious ways. Ha!
Does not come close to meeting OP's requirement of authentic. I ate there once, and I liked it, but it simply does not fit what OP is asking for.
Can I ask reasoning for Azitra not being authentic Indian cuisine? Because the restaurant OP mentioned, 2 out of 3 serves similar North Indian cuisine that Azitra serves and Meenaskhi Bhavan is South Indian cuisine. Just curious to know.
Can I ask reasoning for Azitra not being authentic Indian cuisine? Because the restaurant OP mentioned, 2 out of 3 serves similar North Indian cuisine that Azitra serves and Meenaskhi Bhavan is South Indian cuisine. Just curious to know.
Americans like to guess at what is authentic from a given country based on things like how many foreigners they see when they walk into the place. Anyone who thinks Azitra is not authentic Indian must have never been to India. Its a bit upscale and pricey and thus kind of a niche restaurant, at least the last time I was there. But guess what they have pricey restaurants in Indian too.. lol
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