Royal India Bistro - Las Vegas

The vegetarian dishes, like the okra and mixed vegetables, were tasty. However, the Biryani was more like a curry pulao and did not meet my expectations for a traditional Biryani.

The food at the restaurant was flavorful and delicious. However, one person in our group requested a very mild dish but the chef was unable to make it completely spice-free. The waiter tried to remedy the situation by offering yogurt to add to the Saag, but it was still too spicy. The only downside was when we were about to leave, there seemed to be some sort of table-side grill or smoke that started causing patrons, including us, to cough. This issue was not isolated to just our table.

This is a great restaurant, although locating it within a casino can be a bit challenging. The food is absolutely delicious, and I am eager to sample more items on their menu!

A nice welcome from the hostess and then everything went downhill . We were served a popadom which tasted weird as did the chutneys that came with them. We ordered our food which was served quickly. The waiter came back to the table with 2 cold plates. The atmosphere was cold. Once we had finished, the waiter came to our table with the check. Our total time in there was 1 hr and 15 minutes. We have been in better places than this over the last two weeks. Sort this place out or shut it down.

I have dined at the Royal India Bistro on several occasions but I have to say we were disappointed this time We asked for Vegetable Pakora as a starter and we’re advised that it was not available despite being on the menu odd at only 9.30pm I then orderd Chicken Pasanda and when my main course arrived it was actually Butter Chicken Although the food was good it was not what we ordered and I certainly would not rush back