Paradise Indian - Herndon

I really enjoy the goat curry at this buffet. The restaurant offers a competitive price and has a no-frills atmosphere. The food is delicious, but if you are seeking a fancy ambiance, this may not be the place for you.

I have been a patron of this restaurant since before the pandemic, and have visited twice since then. It is the only restaurant in the area that still offers a buffet every day of the week.

I was searching for a good Indian buffet nearby, and after some searching on Yelp, I came across Paradise Indian Cuisine. A few friends and I decided to give it a try.

Was looking for a nice Indian buffet in the area, so after some Yelp searches, Paradise Indian Cuisine popped up. So a few friends of mine and I had to stop by and give it a try. The Food: With tons of variety and options to choose from, that was a winning factor. The quality was good as well, some dishes were hit or miss on heat and quality/freshness of the proteins. But it is a buffet, so you get what you get. Overall, a very good Indian buffet in my opinion. The Service: Service was good. Staff came to pick up dirty plates in a timely manner to clear room for tables. Water refills were just replacement water bottles. not sure how cost effective that is, but to each their own. Not a complaint at all. The Atmosphere: Plenty of seating for small and large groups as the restaurant is very spacious. Nothing fancy, just an ordinary restaurant in terms of decor as well. And, clean for the most part. Overall, a 4/5. Good food, with a lot of options to choose from. I'll be back again for sure.

Did you find Paradise in Virginia Ray Ray? If that means a place or condition of great happiness where everything is exactly where you would like it to be , the answer is a resounding Yes! I am enjoying the weekend buffet with my local pal Ren. The buffet is a beautiful smorgasbord wonderfully representing authentic dishes from the north, the south, the west and the east of the country the east being huge because of the Chinese osmotic influence on north East Indian food; evident today from the Manchurian Cauliflower( photo) and the noodles. A delicious treat! Vegetarians rejoice with 5 different gorgeous options eggplant, lentils, potatoes, cauliflower and okra. Meat lovers have three types of chicken, with lamb, goat and fish. There are three types of rice creations. A full salad bar. Three different tasty desserts. The fresh food is replenished every few minutes. The fried fish is marinated perfectly and we have onions, lemons and peppers for the garnish and the squeeze. The kids are loving the two types of hot bread, the basmati rice, the mango shakes, the noodles and the chicken nuggets. Everyone eat as much as you like. Happy faces, smiles and full tummies all around as the very attentive and caring staff pick up plates, deliver water bottles , shakes and sodas and ensure everyone is satisfied. $20 plus tax plus tip is a great weekend price per person. At a different level for me, the idealistic one Paradise is indeed a place of love where folks from all over come together, sit down and enjoy food from all over, laughter and conversations all under one roof. Perhaps a mini microcosm of the ideal life in Paradise!