About Bites of India
The Retired & Disabled Police of America (RDPOA) is a fraternal organization formed in October, 1990 and incorporated under the laws of the District of Columbia as a non-profit corporation, and is managed by a Board of Directors consisting of a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Executive Director.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I finally got a chance to try this Indian restaurant near my house, and I’m so glad I did! The food was absolutely delicious — the butter chicken curry was rich, flavorful, and perfectly spiced(medium spice you can definitely feel), and the garlic cheese naan was soft and downright addictive. The service was just as impressive — friendly, attentive, and welcoming from start to finish. You can really tell they care about both the food and the customer experience. I’ll definitely be coming back soon!
I was really excited to try the new Aloo Tikki Burger, but it turned out to be a big disappointment. The burger was overloaded with mayo, which completely overpowered everything else. I was expecting the green chutney that usually comes with an aloo tikki, but there was none.The patty itself was very dry, and honestly, I could barely taste or feel any potato in it at all. Because of this, I ended up throwing the burger away, which was very upsetting. I hope this is improved because the idea of the burger is great, but the execution was really poor.
Went to dinner with family and was quite let down by the food. We ordered Paneer Butter Masala and Malai Kofta, but both dishes looked and tasted almost the same—both came in the same red gravy that resembled tomato ketchup more than authentic Indian curry. The flavors were off and didn’t reflect what these dishes should actually taste like. The ambience was okay, but the cleanliness was lacking. While the walking path was clear, the rest of the floor was dimly lit and looked like it hadn’t been properly cleaned in a long time. Staff was friendly and the prices were reasonable.
I was really looking forward to eating at Bites of India, but my experience was disappointing. After receiving my food, I noticed a bug crawling near me and then up toward the ceiling. It completely ruined my appetite and made me question the cleanliness of the restaurant. The lady working there was very kind and moved us to a new seat, but I was too disgusted to continue eating. I hope they take cleanliness more seriously because it was otherwise a nice place with friendly staff. EDIT: Hi, I understand you want to defend your business, but my review was completely honest and based on my actual experience. I didn’t “make an account just for this,” and I definitely didn’t make an excuse not to pay, funny how that’s the part you focused on instead of addressing the cleanliness issue. The lady at the front even told me it was fine to leave without paying after what happened. Seeing a bug inside a restaurant is a completely reasonable thing to be concerned about. It’s normal for a customer to feel disgusted and question the overall hygiene of the place, especially when the food is already on the table. I didn’t feel comfortable eating after that, and anyone in my position would’ve felt the same way. I even mentioned that your staff member was kind enough to move us, which shows I was trying to be fair. Instead of questioning your customers, maybe take the feedback as a chance to double-check your cleaning process, that would say a lot more about your professionalism than this kind of response.
We passed by this place a couple times before we decided to stop by as this day we did not eat lunch yet. My wife got the Chicken Tikka Masala and I got the Butter Chicken. Food was very delicious the restaurant is beautiful and the lighting is perfectly lit so it’s nice comfortable as you sit and eat. They have a tv that plays Indian music videos so that brings extra seasoning to your food as you enjoy the great music to go with your great food. If you’re ever in the Pittsburg/Century Blvd area, definitely stop in and try their amazing food. You’ll love it.