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Choose from Three Options
- $7 for $15 worth of Indian fare at the lunch buffet
- $12 for $24 worth of Indian dinner fare for two people
- $24 for $48 worth of Indian dinner fare for four or more people
The dinner menu includes tandoori chicken ($18), beef korma ($16), and paneer saag ($13), and the lunch buffet ($14.95) (available Monday–Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.) overflows with eight salads, soup, a dozen hot items, nan, and five desserts.
Khazana
Hailing from India, Khazana's chefs build a procession of traditional Northern Indian cuisine, often firing their dishes in a clay tandoor oven. They assemble a menu of regional beef, lamb, vegetarian, and seafood entrees infused with authentic spices, as well as a lunchtime buffet brimming with more than 20 sample-ready items. Glasses overflow with drinks such as imported and local beers, wines, cocktails, and lassi, a popular yogurt drink packed with more cultures than a model U.N.
Khazana's name translates to "treasure" in English, and staffers imbue their restaurant's spiced dishes and rustic decor with greater royalty than a hug from a lion. Diners sit at thick bare-wood tables surrounded by decorative Indian tapestries, vases, and tile art. A central open fireplace warms guests with crackling flames emerging from a paved stone pit.
Khazana
Hailing from India, Khazana's chefs build a procession of traditional Northern Indian cuisine, often firing their dishes in a clay tandoor oven. They assemble a menu of regional beef, lamb, vegetarian, and seafood entrees infused with authentic spices, as well as a lunchtime buffet brimming with more than 20 sample-ready items. Glasses overflow with drinks such as imported and local beers, wines, cocktails, and lassi, a popular yogourt drink packed with more cultures than a model U.N.
Khazana's name translates to "treasure" in English, and staffers imbue their restaurant's spiced dishes and rustic decor with greater royalty than a hug from a lion. Diners sit at thick bare-wood tables surrounded by decorative Indian tapestries, vases, and tile art. A central open fireplace warms guests with crackling flames emerging from a paved stone pit.