Karma's Cafe invites you to their coffee shop. They are open at night all week and are easily reachable by car. The neighboring area is notable for its stores. You can pay by MasterCard and Visa.
This was our first visit to Karma's - what we didn't realize was that as it was Valentine's Day there was a fixed menu of 3 choices and both of us were required to have the same item - the waiter explained that because it was a special evening they could not handle ordering from the regular menu - he was correct - however what he did not tell us was that they could not handle the special menu either - we waited over an hour for our emtrees - others waited over an hour and a half as we heard from people questioning the waiter as to when their food would come - meals delivered to wrong table - it became somewhat comical - fortunately food was very good - service pleasant but totally disorganized - each lady was to receive a rose - I had to ask for the one for my wife
Party of 4 adults and 1 infant. The highchair was...
Party of 4 adults and 1 infant. The highchair was very dirty, I suggest bring your own or hold your child. The resturant was very cold, we had to where or jackets and the baby had to wear her hat. The appetizer platter was amazing, we would all go back just for that or have it to take out. The main dishes did not have much flavour. Every dish needed somthing added (like salt, hot sauce) but it still did not help.
The service was decent and the sample platter gave a nice variety of their thai/indian fare. otherwise, the butter chicken was horrible, adn tasteless. Iw as very disappointed as I had raved about how delicious butter chicken is, and Karma's version was awful.
The service was way too slow (took close to an hour to get our meals and we were the ONLY people in the restaurant) and the food was horrible. I LOVE indian and thai food... this was the first time I had ever had BLAND indian food. Absolutely discusting. I will not be going back.
