Tandoor Palace - Tannersville

Quick and efficient service. The waiters were very attentive to their guests. The food was very flavorful! Highly recommend the Cheese Chili Garlic Naan, a hit! The spice level on the food was just right. The ambiance was very unique and comfortable. This restaurant is located in a train, which makes for a very memorable experience.

Very Unique dining experience being located in an old train coach. The food was very good and the portion sizes were fairly good. We were the only people in the place, so the food came out very quick and the service was very attentive. The food is a bit pricy, since you had to pay extra for rice, and an automatic gratuity was added for parties of 7 or more.

**** is good for this food. I'm here on vacation, but unfortunately I won? not be able to enjoy their food again. Everything was delicious, including its desserts. My God, the best dessert I've ever had was here. Very recommended Coming in and try it. Also! It is very budget-friendly, somewhere between 10-20 per person for the buffet.

Our visit was presented as a buffet that was proposed on Sunday at 5 pm at Labor Day weekend. Don't complain, infact, it was what we first preferred. Menus were nowhere to be found, so I assume that they led us to get into the line. Many seats are available, but still a steady customer base. They sat us in the kaboose with most others less than 6 parties. Clean enough would be our rating and unique for probably several hundred restaurants nationwide. Well, if we narrow the Indian restaurants in a train car... You have to say we both loved most of the ducks. Decent vegetarian options, the goat Curry was excellent, and the Tandoori chicken was impressive. Daal was a good performance, like the disc. Naan was hot, fresh and slightly baked. But only available on request. Samosas was a little embarrassing, but not insulting. Spice level was mild to medium over the board, and a few things were a bit alive in a great way. Usually I avoid Tandoori chicken (on a buffet or otherwise) because it is dry. Totally the opposite here and strongly infused with a thick smokey taste. The Chicken Tikka Masala had a beautiful sauce base, but the chicken itself seemed like it was a precooked product. (Könnte may be wrong) There was also what I think was tikka masala shrimp shell, which did not appear appetizing when I looked at the shrimps. Being in Poconos is a 5 star for food. The 3.8 overall assessment shown on Google is inaccurate for the overall experience. Yes, a bit rough around the edges, but it is worth for food quality. Price is pretty daring fair as you can cuddle for I think $17.99. The buffet was updated with fresh pans at a reasonable rate and the temperature of the food was consistently hot. 16% satisfaction is added to all invoices and they offer you the opportunity to tap the sum, including the already calculated satisfaction. While I think, including the Grat is fair, additional drinking beyond that would be generous with the moderate service, albiet friendly enough. I would prefer a 20% flat charge without additional lines for tipping. Certainly they have tried a few methods if you are not so inclined to tap on the buffet. However, compound tipping seems quite aggressive outside a steakhouse. We are back and agree that the buffet would be the preferred option.

This was a wonderful place to visit! Where else do you find an Indian restaurant in a train?! We had the veg. Samosas, garlic Naan, chicken kebab and a veg dish. Everything was done wonderful and service was super helpful.