text: Went here with my husband and two small children on a Sunday afternoon.  The decor was pretty nice, even if the energy felt low in there.  There were a few families in there with kids.\n\nOur waitress was nice and attentive, but she didn't know much about the menu at ALL.  We asked her abotu the bottomless brunch which allows you to try small portions of several different things.  She brought out the menu then, but I felt she should have mentioned it to us as an option without me having to ask about it.\n\nWe ordered the tandoori wings for the kids (our kids luuurve wings) and two bottomless brunches for ourselves.  Hubby liked the wings, but I thought they were meh.  They had kind of a sweet stickiness on the skin which was a definite departure from traditional dry spiced tandoori wings.  I did go here understanding this is not \"authentic\" Indian food, but the sweetness wings were a little too much for me.  \n\nFor appetizers my husband had the paratha, which was okay.  I had the lentil cake tower, which was delicious, and by far the yummiest thing I had there.  The sauces and relishes used for garnish had more flavor than anything else I ate there that day.\n\nBetween my husband and me we tried the shrimp and chicken tikka masala (passable), the shrimp curry (decent), and the shrimp korma (almost sickeningly sweet).  They do use nice, big, delicious shrimp, which is a plus.  But their sauces leave a lot to be desired.  \n\nI am giving three stars instead of two because my husband really liked it, it was kid-friendly (at least in the afternoon), the brunch was a good deal, and it was clean.  But the food did not impress.