Comments on: Indian Lunch Buffet Roundup: Episode # 2

By: Greg

Greg — Sun, 25 May 2008 00:46:08 +0000

I didn’t really care for the food that much, I guess it was because it had a different taste. I guess if I had Indian food before I would have a different opintion about it. Jus don’t go there on a sunday, because the food sits out and they don’t bring out fresh food either. Or at least thats how it was when I was there

By: PhillyFoodGuys: Hittin’ the Streets for Underground Eats » Indian Lunch Buffet Roundup: We’re Full!

Mon, 28 Apr 2008 00:38:43 +0000

[…] Sitar India proved to be a credible candidate, but didn’t outshine the other competitors. Regardless, the buffet offered some solid dishes that everyone enjoyed; Sitar India is one of the few Indian restaurants in University City to offer Dosas. The wide open, rectangular dining room wasn’t particularly comfortable and having the buffet stuffed into a corner made it difficult to get to. Still, the $7.95 buffet price created a constant flow of patrons that kept the buffet items fresh and hot. Sitar India is located at 60 S. 38th Street Philadelphia, PA (215) 662-0818 […]

By: joy

joy — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 02:37:32 +0000

I have visited Sitar Indian on multiple occasions with nothing good to say about though. Though I ate just from the buffet, without requesting dosas …

By: taylor

taylor — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 19:29:21 +0000

Dude, dosas are the best. Mysore masala dosas are my favorite kind. I’m so happy to read that there’s one in Philly - even if it’s in a part of town I never go to.

The dosas at Devi are fine - although I’ve had better. Uduppi Dosa House is on my list, but, again, when am I ever going to that part of the woods. (A few years ago, I’d pass Devi to see a client, so that’s why I was out there.)