Location: Newport News
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Find out what Indian restaurants to try in Newport News. Jutting into the water on the Virginia Peninsula, the city of Newport News has played an important part in the maritime history of the United States. A leader in shipbuilding since 1886, the booming shipyard is still producing nuclear submarines and aircraft carriers. Learn about naval history and the Golden Age Exploration at The Mariners' Museum, with 60,000 square feet of rare maps, nautical instruments and the USS Monitor Center, preserving the remains of the first ironclad warship.
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1. Aago
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By Critiqueness
Located in a strip mall, across from CNU. Their web site leaves so much to be desired. No full menu listed. No mention of lunch buffet. Just pretty, colorful pictures. No doubt, can hurt their business. Lunch buffet is affordable at 10.00. Small, but varied selections, but no dish with tofu. Their specialty tea is included and added a nice touch with after lunch dessert rice pudding. Small restaurant that is clean, as well as the restroom. Music a little too loud for conversation. Service leaves allot to be desired! We had asked our waiter for more Naan bread. Waited and waited as he walked right past us, serving others extra bread. So we asked another wait staffer. Same result. Waited and waited. So we asked the manager (?) at the register and still no bread, but others were being served the bread. Once your're seated, you're on your own! If they can't bring the bread & don't want to be bothered, put it on the buffet! Our waiter had no personality. Although he could speak English, he chose not to engage in conversation, barely answering questions with no facial expressions, mostly stone faced. Food was good, but a waiter can ruin your dinning experience.
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2. Nawab Indian Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By Critiqueness
Small buffet, but food is colorful and tasty. Dessert consists of rice pudding. The vegetable pakora has always been my favorite; however now, the only recognizable vegetable is spinach, rather than different veggies, so that was disappointing. Their sauces are always good. Rather pricey for such a small buffett, at $13.00+ (does not include a beverage).
3. Aago
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Isabel H
I've been here three times now, and absolutely LOVED the food each time! The lunch buffet is especially amazing. A few highlights:- great buffet deal especially on week days - lots of vegetarian options- saffron(?) rice pudding dessert was the best I've ever tasted- assortment of relishes and pickles vegetables made amazing garnish- basically just every single dish was deliciousHighly highly recommended!
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