$20 for $40 Worth of Indian Fare and Drinks at Rajdoot
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- One of FFWD Weekly's best vegetarian and Indian restaurants
- Warm and welcoming décor
The Indian subcontinent is a giant piece of naan that drifted slowly through the ocean before slamming its flavours into Eurasia. Align your face's tectonic plates to give the continent a nibble in return with today's deal: for $20, you get $40 worth of authentic Indian fare at Rajdoot.
Rajdoot serves up an extensive selection of authentic Indian fare in a cozy environment marked by elaborate wall art, colourful dishes, and mood-enhancing soft music. Begin your culinary tour with a bowl of lentil soup ($4.95) or an order of vegetable samosas (two for $4.50), savoury triangular pastries given magical powers by steaming veggies and such spices as coriander, mystery, and triangle. Tender tandooris—including the house specialty, Rajdoot Invitation Azamani, a butter-chicken sauce-slathered tikka dish ($16.95)—are served alongside a bevy of brightly flavoured curries ($11.95+) and more than 15 vegetarian entrees. Curry the favour of a handsome herbivore by sensually scooping spoonfuls of allu gobi onto his plate, and bask in the beauteous act of watching your beloved gobble the northerly spiced cauliflower and potato curry dish ($10.95). Or, disprove an oracle's predictions of scurvy with a serving of the saag allu, a mildly spiced spinach dish ($11.95).
Rajdoot boasts a warm and welcoming atmosphere, where first-timers and long-time fans of Indian fare can bathe harmoniously in the sights, scents, sounds, and flavours of the subcontinent. An abundance of free parking surrounding the eatery makes Rajdoot an ideal pit-stop for a caravan of car-drivers or a hopelessly lost New Delhi–bound rickshawist.
This deal is not valid for Rajdoot’s lunch or dinner buffets.
Reviews
FFWD Weekly named Rajdoot one of the best Indian and vegetarian restaurants of 2001. Though reviewers have mixed opinions about the taste of the food, many rave about the butter chicken. Yahoo! Travelers give Rajdoot an average of four stars, and five Yelpers give it an average of three stars:
- Plain and simple...GREAT FOOD, GOOD AMBIANCE, AND GREAT SERVICE! I recommend it to all of my friends visiting from outta town. – A Yahoo! Contributor, October 30, 2007
- Their naan is also very good and fresh and never too greasy. Their butter chicken is quite good as well. – Trish L., Yelp
- One of FFWD Weekly's best vegetarian and Indian restaurants
- Warm and welcoming décor
The Indian subcontinent is a giant piece of naan that drifted slowly through the ocean before slamming its flavours into Eurasia. Align your face's tectonic plates to give the continent a nibble in return with today's deal: for $20, you get $40 worth of authentic Indian fare at Rajdoot.
Rajdoot serves up an extensive selection of authentic Indian fare in a cozy environment marked by elaborate wall art, colourful dishes, and mood-enhancing soft music. Begin your culinary tour with a bowl of lentil soup ($4.95) or an order of vegetable samosas (two for $4.50), savoury triangular pastries given magical powers by steaming veggies and such spices as coriander, mystery, and triangle. Tender tandooris—including the house specialty, Rajdoot Invitation Azamani, a butter-chicken sauce-slathered tikka dish ($16.95)—are served alongside a bevy of brightly flavoured curries ($11.95+) and more than 15 vegetarian entrees. Curry the favour of a handsome herbivore by sensually scooping spoonfuls of allu gobi onto his plate, and bask in the beauteous act of watching your beloved gobble the northerly spiced cauliflower and potato curry dish ($10.95). Or, disprove an oracle's predictions of scurvy with a serving of the saag allu, a mildly spiced spinach dish ($11.95).
Rajdoot boasts a warm and welcoming atmosphere, where first-timers and long-time fans of Indian fare can bathe harmoniously in the sights, scents, sounds, and flavours of the subcontinent. An abundance of free parking surrounding the eatery makes Rajdoot an ideal pit-stop for a caravan of car-drivers or a hopelessly lost New Delhi–bound rickshawist.
This deal is not valid for Rajdoot’s lunch or dinner buffets.
Reviews
FFWD Weekly named Rajdoot one of the best Indian and vegetarian restaurants of 2001. Though reviewers have mixed opinions about the taste of the food, many rave about the butter chicken. Yahoo! Travelers give Rajdoot an average of four stars, and five Yelpers give it an average of three stars:
- Plain and simple...GREAT FOOD, GOOD AMBIANCE, AND GREAT SERVICE! I recommend it to all of my friends visiting from outta town. – A Yahoo! Contributor, October 30, 2007
- Their naan is also very good and fresh and never too greasy. Their butter chicken is quite good as well. – Trish L., Yelp