James Silverton wrote:
> Jean wrote on Mon, 28 Jul 2008 14:45:56 -0400:
>
>> James Silverton wrote:
>>> Steve wrote on Mon, 28 Jul 2008 14:40:49 +0000 (UTC):
>>>
>>>>> I've had Indian food once, by a friend's lunch invitation
>>>>> and it was severely deep fried. Probably just my unlucky
>>>>> day or his bad taste in Indian restaurants. Buffet style.
>>>
>>>> Never go to a buffet-style Indian restaurant. Ignore advice
>>>> to the contrary.
>>>
>>> Indian restaurant food is generally high in grease but there are good
>>> Indian buffets. In my part of the world, I know of
>>> four good-tasting AYCE Indian buffets and the one of them
>>> that is vegetarian has the fattiest food. The problem is
>>> temptation at any buffet!
>>>
>> We have an excellent Indian buffet in the Boston area. It has
>> only been open for a few months. It has even had quail on the
>> lunch buffet. Just wonderful...
>
> I've not seen quail at the Minerva (that's what the best one is called)
> but they do often have real goat curry and they don't drench the
> chapatis in ghee.
>
Well, I saw the quail once. I had been going several times and
then once a week. Now I am dieting alas. I can have meat and
veggies, depending...

I have not seen goat on the lunch buffet. They have had lamb
chops (the expensive small ones.)

They do have goat on the dinner menu, but it was not that
great.... There is a much nicer goat curry elsewhere. I may have
to trot (or drive) out to get that sometime when my daughter is
elsewhere.

--
Jean B.