Sanam Star

Visited today and had a wonderful experience with the buffet it was our first time! The manager was very friendly and welcoming. Staff overall was excellent, and the food was delicious. The girl serving us was very polite, welcoming and genuine care. Her smile and attention to detail truly made the meal special for all of our office team. Big applause to all staff members and the owner for creating such a welcoming Indian restaurant with amazing food and atmosphere.

srinivas kurmapu

I usually visit the US for short business trips, rarely longer than two weeks. During these trips, I almost never eat Indian food. There are two main reasons: first, I’ve just arrived from India and don’t really miss it yet; second, I’ve always believed that Indian food outside India rarely matches the taste and authenticity of home. Sadly, most restaurants I’ve tried here have reinforced that belief—until now. This restaurant was a complete game-changer. From the very first bite, I could tell this was different. The flavors were rich yet balanced, the spices perfectly layered without overpowering, and each dish carried the depth and warmth that I associate with authentic Indian cooking. The aroma alone was enough to transport me back home, and the taste delivered on every promise it made. The service was another highlight—attentive without being intrusive, with staff who clearly cared about the dining experience. The ambience was warm and inviting, managing to feel authentically Indian without going over the top. For someone like me, who almost always skips Indian food abroad, this was a refreshing and welcome surprise. I left not only satisfied but also convinced that truly authentic Indian food can indeed be found in the US. This restaurant will now be on my list for every trip, not just to satisfy the occasional craving, but because it genuinely delivers a taste of home.

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Veronica Zhang

Went for the lunch buffet, definitely love the vibes in the restaurant… everything was clean& organized and the owner was nice. The service was good, let alone the food, especially the tandoori chicken, it was so tender and flavored…will definitely visit again

Excel Ang

Delicious authentic Indian food. Friendly attentive service. Family friendly atmosphere. They also sell amazing Indian sweets.

Dom Singavarapu

Kabila is one of the top Indian restaurants in Union City. Try butter chicken if you can. Its out of the world. They also make very tasty sweets. Wait times are a bit longer but the food is very tasty. My neighbors did a big wedding order and the guests were very pleased. Definitely recommended.

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Shishir Thadani

Have tried their lunch buffet on numerous occasions. I would highly recommend the Fish Pakodas, which are always very good, especially when brought out fresh. The Punjabi Kadhi (not always on the menu) has also been very good. Have also liked the Lamb Curry sauce which goes really well with the Veg Biryani. Other appetizers have also been good. The yogurt is typically fresh and creamy, with a home made natural quality. Often excellent. And the Gulab Jamun has never disappointed. Overall good to very good Punjabi fare and not overly spicy. With rare exceptions, the staff has been very friendly and helpful.

Henry Hsieh

I came to Kabila Union City for their lunch buffet. They have recently gotten remodeled and the inside looks amazing. The lighting and the bakery in the front shouts quality and the seats look modern while the leather cushions were firm. Lunch buffet - 5 / 5 They have your typical Indian favorites like tandoori chicken and chicken masala. Did I mention that they've also got lamb in the mix too? I got to say that the lamb, boy they were so good! They were definitely a crowd favorite as people were definitely digging into them whenever new batches are being brought out. Besides a salad bar, they've got some fruits and small Indian treats on top of your household Indian milk tea, boy it's a feast I tell ya! The regular naan comes with your buffet price but if you want the garlic type, you got to pay extra. Ya! :( The service is meh....It took talking to two waiters to get my water but I wasn't coming here for the service anyway. It sucked but I can live with it, lol. Missing your Indian buffets? Give this spot a try. I liked it quite a bit and I think if service is not priority for you, you'll like it too. Remember, the goal is the food! :)

abdul azam

Under renovation. They have Indian sweets. I only ordered take out of samosas. The give it to you in there nice box. I personally can't eat those non gluten free appetizers, but my wife loves those. We drove out of our way to get the samosas from this store to take it to her aunt. Because they give it in one of there nice boxes instead of plain paper bag.

Was disappointed in their samosas. Sweets were ok. I tried a variety of their Bengali sweets and the only one that truly stood out was their pistachio based sweet.

Moby

Good ambience, seating arrangement and seats are limited and uncomfortable. Expect this place like an extension to serve breakfast in typical hotel stay.Most food were prepared with extra level of salt, limited varieties.Plates were placed below knee level which is very uncomfortable for seniors and rest of the guests.

H K

Very Average food. Very oily as well. Stay away if you have heartburn issues. When called ahead of the visit, employee said $17 for buffet and drink/soda was included. Both lies. Buffet was almost $19.40 and drink, can of coke was $2.50. Better buffets around. Recommend one visit per year if that.

All pastries are stale, taste sour. Took 6 pieces of different flavors, all of them bad. Called the store & requested to remove them from display before someone gets sick. All sweets & food is excellent taste & quality, just the pastries ( probably 3rd party supplied) are not worth the money.

Had high hopes but left very disappointed. We ordered the Malai Kofta, Fish Pakora and Roties. The Malai Kofta was a disaster—the gravy was overly sweet and thin, and the kofta balls were actually hard in the center & over fried not soft at all. The Fish Pakora was equally bad: dry fish coated in a greasy, thick batter that was tasteless. Definitely not freshly made. Fish 20% Batter 60% Oil 20% Would not recommend."

Shubham malviya

The restaurant is selling tava pulav in the name of biriyani, with all the khada masala and no biryani masala, lots of black pepper and cinnamon but no real taste, i can really guess the restaurant owns pets, parathas tells me, though i dont have problem with pets, i myself have 2, but alert for someone who isnt pet Friendly, parathas doesn't come with Dahi or or condiments but with some acchaar (news) Only good thing is cute people serve here.

Ramit Khurana

Disappointing service. We visited around 8 PM, even though the restaurant closes at 9, and the staff clearly did not want to serve. As soon as we entered, we were told to sit on one side because the other side was “closing,” which made us feel rushed from the start. They also refused to serve certain sweets that were clearly visible on the front counter. Overall, the service was unwelcoming and felt like they just wanted us out quickly. The taste and quality have also gone downhill. Management really needs to review staff behavior and customer service standards.