Khasiyat Indian Restaurant

Great Indian Vegetarian Buffet. Very less choices but everything they had was too good. You get choice of hot and soft Roti or Puri. Definitely good place for Vegetarian.

Wow. Go here to get your Bollywood on along with a strong, traditional lunch buffet. Ignore the shady storefront and dance through those doors to some of the best masala pani you’ve ever had.

It is not a very fancy place, looks sketchy from outside. But the food here is decent. Completely vegetarian. Larger portions compared to other restaurants.

This is fully vegetarian restaurant. Service is okay. But the main problem is menu had more items under snack /​appetizer category. Main course was limited to Thali. We stopped by for dinner and had Dosa. It was tooooooo crispy and wasn’t tasting good. Gobi Manchuria was served with side of rice !!! Never heard of this pairing before.
Other items we had were okay. Price seems fair. But they need to have diversity in the menu.

We ordered masala dosa and chili onion uttapam. Unfortunately, after taking one bite, we decided to throw them away. What a waste of money.
The dosa and uttapam are the worst we have ever had. The uttapam looks unappealing.
We will be going back to Woodlands Indian Cuisine.

WOW!!! What a Diamond in the rough…
The lunch buffet was excellent! They served fresh pruee’s and rotli’s with it. The whole family enjoyed it. Service was good to.

Real good, and service was awesome, quality food and really good taste, I was looking for a vegetarian place and it served all my need

Khasiyat has the best vegetarian food. I love their food and very friendly staff. Highly recommended!!!

Truly a Hidden Gem!!! Amazing food, good service! We ordered Gujarati and Kathiyawadi Thaali… A complete meal with abundance of food. Great value for the price you pay. Food is fresh, hot and flavorful. If this place was on a Big street like OBT or Sandlake road, it would have lines out the door. This one is tucked away off a OBT and Lancater. When you pull in, you’ll wonder if you made the right choice… Just go in and ENJOY!!! It is truly amazing!!!

My husband found this place in Unilocal and we decided to go there. We were on a trip to Orlando. When we visited this restaurant, it was empty and so we filled like may be the food is not good. But still we thought of trying. We ordered Kathyavadi Thali and Masala dosa. The food was delicious we just loved it. Overall a must visit for every tourist to Orlando who wants to taste good Indian food.

Stopped in for lunch and had the buffet. Tried everything on it and it was all delicious! Everyone was friendly and the prices are great!

Every time we come here it just gets better and better. Said it before, worth saying again. The BEST Indian food in Orlando. Great prices too! Weekend buffet is the best!

Loved the food. After so much hunt find out perfect food. Amazing taste.Please don’t forget to have Pan in the end. Its perfect.

I’m torn between food and service. Hence my 3 star. Food was awesome (short and simple menu, not much variety for adventurous souls) and everything else was just make do, including attitude and friendliness.
When you serve food, take pride in your creation. These people just didn’t care.
Anyways, go for food. In and out. That’s all!

Yummy food !!! After years I got a chance to eat the chaat similar to the one on the streets of Mumbai !!! Do try the paapdi chaat, ras malai and the best thing is daal dhokli for all my gujju friends !

The place looked so dead from outside that we first thought of just leaving. But what could one expect at 4 PM on a Sunday. We decided to take a risk and went inside. And that is something which we would never regret!
We ordered Gujrati thali, and hailing from Gujarat, we know it could not have been better. Taste was awesome with great portion size, and the rotis were so soft and fresh. Just wish that they can work a little with ambience and looks, which would attract more people. Another good part that I liked in particular is that it is pure vegetarian, which adds comfort level to the eatery.

There is ZERO atmosphere here. I’m usually all about the food and could care less about the atmosphere, but it’s dead silent and super awkward. No music at all. It doesn’t help that you’re eating off of really cheap plastic trays that make you feel like you’re in a middle school cafeteria. The food, however, is actually pretty good. It’s not as good as the Woodlands (which is sadly closed on Mondays, the only reason we came here), but pretty good.

First off, some of the other reviewers are confusing this place with one of a dozen Indian places near this intersection. There are no bus seats, its in a newer building, an the parking lot is a safer one.
Amazing uttapam (dinner style pancake) and dosa. Great for vegans and vegetarians or non-​vegetarians. I like that the location is more modern. Great refueling stop after Florida Mall trip.

Food wasn’t anything spectacular. The environment was quiet and kind of boring. There was extra seating in the form of pull out mini van seats. Back onto the food thing there were no flavor dimensions besides saltyness and spicyness. They dont have actual plates for their buffet just 1970’s styrofoam lunch trays and plastic forks an spoons. It’s not that busy where they can’t wash dishes. The naan bread was microwaved and that was the best part of the restaraunt experience. It wasn’t even made there. They buy it. So Thats saying something. The veggie pakora was just potatoe, onion and jalapeño and it was way too salty. I’m not usually this harsh but after we left we regretted eating there. Another issue for me or just somethin to be petty about is they didnt have any music or Bollywood videos playing. Thats like my favorite part of eating at an Indian restaraunt.
On a good note the gulab jamun was pretty decent. And the guy was pretty friendly. Eat here if you are only just trying to say you’ve eating at every Indian restaraunt in the Orlando area. But save it for last.

3.5 stars. I’ve found very few Indian restaurants in the US that offer chaats (Indian street food where deep fried crispy bits… and sometimes channa… are mixed with chutneys), and this place has a good number of them. I ordered the one with the three chutneys and liked it a lot. Hubs ordered the paper dosa, which was tasty. The lassis (sweet for me and mango for him) were very good. They don’t have a bread area in the menu, but they make all of them. So you can ask for it. We would def return if we’re in the area.