We had a delicious meal at the Sitar of India. The staff was very friendly and there was a separate section on the menu for vegetarian items, all under $10. They also have roti bread, which is vegan. We went for dinner when the buffet was closed, so I can’t comment on that. My partner and I shared the Baingan Bhartha (eggplant) with rice and roti and it was delicious and filling. Many of the vegetarian options have milk and/or cheese and therefore are not vegan. Even though the vegetarian menu is sizable the vegan options are limited. There is a parking lot for Sitar directly across the the restaurant. It is really hard to see in the dark, but it’s there. I would recommend eating here if you...
I was super excited to eat here. The man who served was a talker and I felt more than welcome (I’m usually too shy) to ask questions and get my order right. I asked what was vegan on the menu and he said “meaning...” so I explained to him no milk/butter or eggs, etc. He then told me Aloo Gobhi and Chana Masala were because he knew I was talking about them, but as soon as I got mine I could taste something unpleasantly creamy. I asked if it had milk in it and he said no, so then I was like hmm... and asked if it had cream in which it did. I said ok I can’t eat dairy or I will get sick and he fixed it for me with a big smile, but be sure that you clearly specify that you want no cream!!!
Went out of my way to eat here and was let down. Upon entering first thing I couldn't help but notice is how dirty the place was. If the restaurant (and bathroom) are dirty can the kitchen be clean? Next we just waited and waited to be seated without even being acknowledged. There was only one other table there. It was weird. Finally we're seated and waited another ten minutes with no one coming by at all. We didn't even have water, a menu or silverware. It was such a bad start to a meal I had to call it and we left. I wanted to love this place so this was such a disappointment. In spite of all this I'd still go back and try again sometime. Updated from previous review on 2022-05-25
I had high hopes for this place. I'm so sadly disappointed. First off I added up everything I got according to the prices on their website and my order should have been $55.21 before tax. Somehow my husband paid $70 when he went to pick it up. Second, the food was not made correctly. Different entrees were spicy when they shouldn't have been. It was so spicy that I couldn't enjoy it. My shrimp Do Piazo was very spicy and I couldn't eat it. The fish pakoras were dry and again,
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Very reasonably priced. Many options for vegetarians/vegans. Very flavorful. My daughter and I had the roasted eggplant dish, the chana masala (medium was very spicy in our opinion! , with a side of rice. Poori bread was a little oily. Service ok.
Chicken Curry and Vegetable table Pakoras (5) were delicious. I called 3 times before placing my order to ask questions about dairy-free options. The person answering the phone was so kind, helpful, and friendly every single time I called.
After finding this restaurant and the corresponding review we decided to try the Sitar of India. The veg only options were excellent with a wonderful variety of intense flavors. Would definitely drive to Charleston just to eat here.
There were many vegan options on the lunch buffet. Staff was very helpful in explaining ingredients and possible allergens in the food. The buffet was clean and very busy, and food was readily replenished.
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Wanted to try something different and we weren't disappointed! Great place, excellent food, wonderful people!!!
The chicken curry is always delicious and the naan is unbeatable! I love this restaurant!
