The best Indian cuisine around. Taste of Mumbai has new owners now and the service has improved. The food has always been good though. The portions are huge too!

All I can say is WOW! We had amazing chat and curries for our dinner. We were blown away at the flavor and complexity. The staff were so nice and would check on us to refill our drinks, provide napkins, and ensure we liked our food / that the spice levels were to our liking. I highly recommend you check this place out. They said they are under new management in the last few weeks if you have eaten here before. They did a great job.

Wow why haven’t I been here before. Got to meet the new owner Rishi. Such kind attentive professional service. Delicious food. Samosa and tandoori lamb was my favorite. Tikki masala was also delicious. Check them out. You can order from the website directly to save some money and give more profits to the restaurant and not third party. I can’t wait to try their lunch buffet.

Today we had the worst experience in the Seattle area at one of the Indian buffets. First, they put a rice bowl in front of us even before we finished our appetizers. It was highly uncomfortable to read the names of the dishes because they were handwritten on a small note. We started with the tandoori chicken, which was not even warm. We had never seen cauliflower in tandoori chicken before; it was our first time. Now it was time for the main course: Goat Curry and Kadhai Chicken, both of which had a watery consistency. In fact, the goat meat had a rubbery texture; I took it out of my mouth and put it on my plate. The naan bread also seemed to be store-bought. Lastly, we tried the dessert, which was highly disgusting. I tasted the rice kheer, which had a tangy taste. I thought there was something wrong with my palate, but I asked my husband to taste it, and he confirmed that it was either stale or something was wrong with it. Thank God I didn't feed that kheer to my toddler. $21 each plus tax is not worth it at all. What we liked was the Gobhi Manchurian, one of the fish dishes, and the tea, but paying buffet rate for three dishes is not worth it.

I went out for lunch here and I didn't really enjoy the food. A lot of the flavours felt off as did the textures. When comparing this dining experience to other Indian restaurants, I personally felt that they didn't have enough flavour. The dosa's were also soggy which I find really odd. The staff were friendly, but the food itself is not good and not worth the pricing. I personally wouldn't recommend them.