Las Vegas offers a few places where one can indulge in good quality Indian food buffet style. The all-you-can-eat fans can, in this cuisine, enjoy vegetarian dishes of many delicious flavors as well as meat and fish dishes.

Tamba.

One of the favorites and probably one of the more easily reachable if you stay on the Strip is Tamba, at the Hawaiian Marketplace (3743 South Las Vegas Boulevard, the 'Strip'). They offer a lunch or dinner buffet (with a gap after 3pm, so there is no roll-over here), but you can also enjoy an a la carte menu, if you feel like eating less and save a few dollars. The Price is almost 20 dollars, so it's not cheap, but most people enjoy many of the dishes on offer, including the naans, the rotis and all that makes Indian food so delicious and unique. For vegetarian lovers, the vegetarian range of dishes is very good and you won't be disappointed. Patrons here are mostly Indian, so the food is authentic enough.

However, authenticity is not necessarily a good sign, I learnt in my experience: for example, Mexican food is much better in California than anywhere else in the world, in my opinion! The same can be said for Thai food (which is best in North American rather than in Thailand!)... Don't despair now: Tampa is a good restaurant serving good Indian dishes! It is not the easiest of places to find, so at times it's not as crowded as perhaps it deserves to be; don't let that influence your decision: if you like Indian food and wish to enjoy it in a buffet format, you won't be disappointed here. To make sure you find this restaurant, follow the signs, which will lead you to sliding glass doors, go up the escalator and... you'll reach the restaurant!

India Palace

For those who want a more 'upscale' Indian all you can eat experience, the India Palace on 505 E Twain Ave(Vegas) is a great option. It comes highly recommended by all Indian food lovers and it's probably one of the best places you can enjoy Indian food in Vegas: here you will find all the 'traditional', world-famous Indian dishes as well as some less known ones. Either way, you will have plenty of choices no matter your taste preferences. The prices is a bit too high in my opinion (about 30 dollars), but if you find a great deal (there are many of them around), it'll definitely be worth the trip.

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