Ritu - Seasons Of India

I recently dined at Ritu, and I must say it was an extraordinary culinary experience. The Laziz Pasanda and Dhaba Makhani Chicken were out of this world, probably the best Indian food I've ever had. What's more, their happy hour with buy one get one free drinks is a fantastic deal. The mango margarita with real fresh mangoes was simply phenomenal. Ritu is a must-visit for any Indian cuisine enthusiast!

I think it is the best Indian restaurant in the area. The sophisticated cooking, the spices that bring out the best in the meat, fish, cheese, and vegetables to create a deep and complex flavor, and the beautiful presentation all make for a wonderful experience. The prices, of course, are high. My one disappointment was that the main dish, for which I left the sauce with the naan, was taken away without confirmation.

Initially thought the portion size would be small but turns out they're very generous. Bit pricey than your regular Indian but the quality and taste of the curries is honestly good. Typically you would find that a lot of the Indian restaurant will use the same base curry for all the curries on the menu this was not the case. I wanted the goat curry but turns out their menu has recently been updated. Lady spoke with the chef and hey presto I got my goat curry! Other half did mention that the duck was dry and slightly overcooked for her liking. Honestly atmosphere is a vibe. Highly recommend.