Seva Means Service
You Deserve the Highest Quality Food, So That is What We Provide
We proudly present legendary Indian food that will please everyone from the food adventurer to those who appreciate quality foods and cultural dining. Most of our mouth-watering dishes are inspired by northern India. Our menu is a living idea, which evolves to meet our diner needs (personal, dietary or religious) and honors the centuries old cooking traditions.
We ensure our ingredients are all fresh, flavorful, and wholesome. We use locally grown vegetables in season and the finest meats to delight even the most discriminating foodies. Our service staff will help you select the flavors you love and we can adjust the spiciness to your satisfaction whether mild, medium, or spicy hot. We can accommodate your dietary food preferences. Just ask.
Seva Means Service
You Deserve the Highest Quality Food, So That is What We Provide
We proudly present legendary Indian food that will please everyone from the food adventurer to those who appreciate quality foods and cultural dining. Most of our mouth-watering dishes are inspired by northern India. Our menu is a living idea, which evolves to meet our diner needs (personal, dietary or religious) and honors the centuries old cooking traditions.
We ensure our ingredients are all fresh, flavorful, and wholesome. We use locally grown vegetables in season and the finest meats to delight even the most discriminating foodies. Our service staff will help you select the flavors you love and we can adjust the spiciness to your satisfaction whether mild, medium, or spicy hot. We can accommodate your dietary food preferences. Just ask.
If you value quality, cleanliness, and friendliness, then just come and visit us, one bite is worth a basket of words.
Just Ask!
We are glad to serve you food that meets your dietary restrictions!
Lunch:
Mon – Thu: 11:00am – 2:00pm
Fri – Sun: 11:00am – 2:30pm
Lunch Buffet on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday!
Dinner:
Mon – Sun: 4:30pm – 9:00pm
Closed for:
4th of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, and the morning of Vaisakhi parade.
