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Persis Indian Grill in at Parkside Town Commons said they will "most likely" start their lunch buffet this weekend (7/17-7/18) since the pre-pandemic days. Guess we'll see if they were able to do it and the people wanting to go there.
ALDNC07, for veg/vegan Indian Buffet, there is also the Sri-something-something place. They are all vegetarian, I think they are in the same plaza as YinDee (very near Dharani, but not the same plaza).
Not about buffets, but was reminded of this thread when we were in the area and tried to go to Yin Dee, which surprisingly isn't open on the weekends. Even more surprising as there were people in there cooking, who looked anything but Lao. Tried calling thinking they might be doing takeout but they didn't answer the phone. So, went to Da Kine for a Kava to chill out.
Persis Indian Grill in at Parkside Town Commons said they will "most likely" start their lunch buffet this weekend (7/17-7/18) since the pre-pandemic days. Guess we'll see if they were able to do it and the people wanting to go there.
Sitar in Durham, though they are doing it cafeteria style so only one server touches the spoons. It's slow going, so go at off times, but it's still great.
I was there last week (on a weekday) and it was self-serve....but they provide plastic gloves that you are required to use.
I was there last week (on a weekday) and it was self-serve....but they provide plastic gloves that you are required to use.
Oh wow! They changed. Thanks for the info!
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