I had the pleasure of enjoying a delightful Indian lunch buffet that truly exceeded expectations. The spread was vibrant, with an incredible variety of dishes showcasing authentic flavors. From the creamy butter chicken and aromatic biryani to the perfectly spiced vegetable curries, every dish was prepared with care and attention to detail. The naan bread was warm and fluffy, perfect for scooping up the flavorful sauces, and the fresh salads and chutneys added a refreshing touch. The dessert selection was just as impressive, with sweet treats like gulab jamun and kheer providing the perfect ending to the meal. I can't wait to return!

I appreciate this family run restaurant and its team. A while ago, I gave some constructive feedback on the food. It had changed. They took the feedback and made improvements. The food is absolutely delicious again!!! Perfectly spiced and creamy masala. Thank you Mefhil team.

The best Indian food I have tried in a while!!! I have gone to places where the flavor is there but the chicken is tough or the flavor is more on the sweet side, which isn't my favorite. Mehfil had that savory taste I've been searching for. The chicken korma was tender and full of flavor, I ordered spicy and was very pleased. The baingan Bharta was addicting! Also full of flavor and spicy, I paired that with the garlic naan. I can't wait to go back.

Clean, quick service. We came for the lunch buffet on a Sunday and were immediately seated. Lots of options, both meat and veggie. Also comes with desserts and chai. You pay when you leave. Some of the bread was a bit on the staler side, but it was to be expected at a buffet place. Butter chicken and goat alone was worth it. If you want a cheap buffet to be worth it, this is definitely the place. I felt accomplished leaving after finishing 2.5 plates.

The food here is authentic & outstanding. We shared pakoras & samosas. We missed the chutneys usually served alongside the pakoras. Samosas were fine & Pakoras were scrumptious. I ordered Malai Kofta (potato, vegetable & cheese dumplings simmered in a rich masala sauce) My sister ordered Chicken Tikki Masala. We ordered garlic Naan & I ordered Roti. The Roti just tasted like Naan to me but it was delicious. All the dishes were on point and spice was medium as expected. Service was a little spotty but the gentleman did the best he could all by himself. I will definitely return & recommend.

Okay, we waited three months, but it was worth it. Went for our anniversary dinner. I had always been afraid that dinner was going to be expensive and not that much food since that had been my experience at other Indian restaurants. However, it was the opposite. Since it was our anniversary we ordered what we wanted and did not stop. There was so much food and it was amazing as usual!! We were able to get the goat, lamb vindaloo, and pappadum we could t get at the buffet. We ordered a couple things too. The service was great and the restaurant was clean. We had leftovers and the price was extremely reasonable. We will definitely now be changing the time we come from lunches to dinners.

PORTIONS: filling PRICE: appropriate SERVICE: table style SURROUNDINGS: cozy FLAVORS: (+ great, ~ ok, x no) + Baingan Bhartha + Punjabi Bakra x Lentil soup - kind of watery, needed salt/lemon/something

I've been wanting to check out Mefil's buffet for a while and finally did so. The food was good and included a wide variety of options - more options than other buffets I've been too. Dishes were pretty mild, in terms of spiciness. They have self serve naan (and it was nice to not have to wait for naan to be brought out, like how naan is served at other Indian buffets). They also have chai tea included in the buffet. Their mango soft serve had good flavor, but it was runny. Only real negatives are that the plates and utensils were incredibly unclean and service isn't the friendliest. Many bowls/plates had food remnants, some were even soaking it large amounts of water within the stack of dishes. I would possibly come back if around the area, but the cleanliness is definitely a deterring factor for me.