Submitted by Gastrofork
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This isn’t your regular buffet. The intricacies of the decor and space reminded me a lot of the caliber that Las Vegas would produce.

There are staples like butter chicken, naan, pakoras and palak paneer. But they also have different types of curries (and made for different types of diets) and stews, pizzas, a salad bar, chutney bar, a sweets bar that have a good mix of cultural desserts and a whole lot of ice cream (including soft serve).

There’s a kid-friendly station that has fried items like sweet potato chips, french fries, onion rings, veggie spring rolls, and Aloo Tikki.

It’s much cheaper to visit during lunch and during Mondays-Thursdays. During lunch, the menu doesn’t change – you can still get everything off the dinner menu.

I would come back here. If you enjoy Indian food, you’ll enjoy Tandoori Flame. But I think you’d enjoy it a lot more if you were more on the adventurous side as well with different items you won’t find at any other buffet (ie, goat curry). We came with kids and for the most part, there aren’t too many items outside of the kids' items that they can enjoy – especially if your kids don’t like spicy food.

Tandoori Flame

Scott Rd & Nordel Way, Delta, BC

 Food: ****1/2
Service: ***
Value: ****
Ambiance: *****
OVERALL: ****

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